>> yes, i'm asking you about youtube. >> congressman, i use youtube to watch educational videos with my children. >> do you have concerns? personally, for your children and your family, personally do you have concerns. >> congressman, my children are, uh, 5 and 3 years old. so when i watch content on youtube with them, i'm doing it and supervising them. so in that context, no, i haven't particularly had concerns. but i think it's important that if anyone is building a service for kids under the age of 13 to use by themselves, that there are appropriate parental controls. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> thank you. >> i ask all members to try to stick to our five-minute rule so we can get out of here before midnight. the chair will now recognize the full committee chair for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman doyle. my questions are of mr. zuckerberg and mr. pichai. i just want to say, after listen to the two of your testimony, you don't give the impression that you're actively in any way promoting this misinformation and extremism. i totally disagree with that. you're not non

>> yes, i'm asking you about youtube. >> congressman, i use youtube to watch educational videos with my children. >> do you have concerns? personally, for your children and your family, personally do you have concerns. >> congressman, my children are, uh, 5 and 3 years old. so when i watch content on youtube with them, i'm doing it and supervising them. so in that context, no, i haven't particularly had concerns. but i think it's important that if anyone is building a service for kids under the age of 13 to use by themselves, that there are appropriate parental controls. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> thank you. >> i ask all members to try to stick to our five-minute rule so we can get out of here before midnight. the chair will now recognize the full committee chair for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman doyle. my questions are of mr. zuckerberg and mr. pichai. i just want to say, after listen to the two of your testimony, you don't give the impression that you're actively in any way promoting this misinformation and extremism. i totally disagree with that. you're not non

one thing we get to do in youtube is recommend higher quality content. we have show 400 million information panels last year including a lot from cdc and other health organizations. >> okay. thank you. and i yield back four seconds, mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. guthrie. chair now recognizes ms. matsui for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, for having this hearing today. today we have another opportunity here from the leaders of facebook, twitter, and google. and one has become a concerning pattern. the members of this committee are here to demand answers to questions about social media's role in escalating misinformation, extremism, and violence. last week i testified at a house judiciary committee hearing about the rise in discrimination and violence against asian-americans. that hearing came on the heels of a violent attack in atlanta that left eight people, six of whom were asian women, dead. the issues we are discussing here are not abstract. they have real world consequences and implications that are too often measured in human live

youtube's election results panels have been viewed over 8 billion times. after the december 8th, we removed content about changing the election. globally, we have committed over $550 million in ad grants for covid related psa's to governments, government health organizations and non-profits. we also removed 850,000 videos and blocked nearly 100 million covid-related ads throughout 2020. across all of this work, we strive to have transparent policies, and our ability to provide a range of information and viewpoints while also being able to remove misinformation is possible only because of legal frame works like section 230. its foundation has been a powerful force for good. i look forward to work to create a path forward for the next decades. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes mr. dorsey for five minutes. >> thank you, members of the energy and commerce committee and its sub committees for the opportunity to speak with the american people about how twitter may be used to spread disinformation and our solutions. my remarks will be brief so we can move to

than 70% of the time users spend on youtube a former design officer said if i am on youtube and i want you to the watch more i am going to always steer you toward crazy time is it designed to encourage users to stay on the site? yes or not >> content responsibility is our number one goal. that trumps everything >> i am only asking very simple whether youtube's recommendation algorithm is designed to get users to stay on the side? >> it is not yesser no. >> the answer is yes the bottom line is simply put your company's bottom line compel you to amplify extremist content and users. it has real world consequentials that's why congress has to act because you are not bystanders you are encouraging this stuff thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the chair now recognizes ms. rogers, the full committee ranking member, for five minutes. >> we have tragically lost a number of young people to suicide in my community n. a three-year period from 2013 to 2016, the suicide more than doubled in spokane county. in the last six months, one high school lost three teens. right now,

>> youtube says there are exceptions when there are artistic benefits.fy in the case of this song. i didn't get a response there. but, you know, that's what they're sticking to, it could be artistic, it can be educational, and one other category -- no, just educational and artistic. so they would argue that this song, called "meet the flockers," feits into one of those categories, they didn't say which. >> deirdre, thank you. deirdre bosa on this story >>> advertisers said they were going to have a one-month boycott for content they found racist on platforms and facebook specifically and some of those boycotts extended into year end this is the early stages of this, guy, but in the context of the political environment, of the rise in anti-asian hate crimes out there, this could be something much bigger that they're going to have to contend with >> given what's been going on, it should be something much bigger you watch the 11:00 news at night, at least here on the east coast, and seemingly every night for the last couple of weeks they lead with the story

>> yes or no. >> are you asking about youtube? >> yes. >> congressman i use youtube to watch educational videos with my children. do you have concerns for your children personally do you have concerns? >> my children are five and three years old so i am doing it and supervising them. i have not had concerns particularly but it is important that building the service that there are appropriate parentalf controls. >> we have to do the five minute rule of we want to get here before midnight. >> after listen to the two of you testimony you definitely give the impression that you don't thank you are actively promoting this misinformation or extremism i totally disagree with that. you are not t by standards or religious organization that you are making money in the point of trying to make is and then to be actively promoted and amplified but you do it because you make more money so i deny that basic premise of what youe said. so according to the may 2020 wall street journal report a researcher said that facebook recommendation tools woul

i went on youtube. in chinatown, in california basically, 85% of the vicious attacks on asians are by black people. the 15% that's left over -- >> bob, where do you go on youtube for these stats? >> caller: go on youtube, you'll find it. >> youtube is pretty big. where, bob? >> caller: just go on there and put it asian attacks or something. it's all over there. so anybody that -- they showed them on tv, and the ones i've seen were all vicious attacks. >> that's bob in pittsburgh. this is harold out of topeka, kansas. good morning, you're next. >> caller: you know, a lot of people have hatred in their heart, that's terrible. but slavery is a long time ago, and they're upset about something a long time ago. i'm not upset, but some people are. i personally had my uncle, who i'm named after, burned alive by the japanese in world war ii. i could feel terrible. i don't. but i'm just saying some people hold long-term grudges. >> bring us to america in 2021 in a time of pandemic and if a time where a rise in as

for google and youtube an i have a 14-year-old at home that watches youtube what about you for those platforms? >> already today in many of the areas we show proactively information panels so for example on covid we showed a lot of information from cdc and other experts and we have views under 4 billion so in showing proactive information, including informationa panels, i think -- i think makes sense to me. >> all right. well thank you if i appreciate the time mr. chairman, i'm just worried. i think that we need to act quickly and that we're running of time and that we need these companies to take affirmative axon addressing some of these issues. i yield back my time. thank you. >> thank you gentlemen yields back the chair now yields five minutes to ms. craig. >> thank you so much. mr. chair, mr. zuckerberg thank you so much for joining us today, and co-chair of the lbgt q caucus and u.s. congress i would like to ask you a few questions about an incident that occurred several weeks ago now and i would appreciate a simple yes or no answer. most of these have absolutely no room for nua

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what did you say that youtube didn't want to hear?data signal showing that it had properties where it saved lives and prevents transmission and that is a true statement. the data keeps getting stronger, going around the world. since that testimony a number of them adopted international healthcare guidelines and most recently last month they adopted it throughout the city, hospitals are emptying and death rates are plummeting. really positive information being blocked. it is unconscionable. todd: articles from mainstream media make it sound like anthrax which is shocking good. you did the survey, the study, here is google responding, we enforce our guidelines consistently regardless of speaker or political viewpoints in accordance with covid-19 misinformation policy we removed the two videos in question. when big tech said covid-19 misinformation synthetic catch all? doesn't fit their narrative? >> yes. if it is not approved by public health care authorities that they believe it to be true and one that information disseminated then it

but that doesn't mean he shouldn't be on the air or on youtube or twitter, right?f people on twitter and youtube that i don't right, but, you know, it's a free speech country. we report, you decide. it's not up to these people, these little junior varsity type people to make these type of society-wide decisions. i don't like that. don't like it one bit. free speech is free speech -- liz: well, larry, you've got big guests at the top of the hour. there you go. you've got senator joni ernst along with a bunch of other great guests. larry: thanks, liz. liz: anytime. okay, so we are not taking a break here, right? we know that the closing bell is ringing six minutes away, and because the nasdaq is close enough to correction territory, although we're not there yet at the moment, we're going to blow up this final commercial break and watch it. nasdaq needs to be down 311 points, 10% lower larry: a rough day for the markets. we're at lows of market. there is always a trade. let's go to edward lawrence. reporter: nasdaq down 10% from the record high after federal reserve c

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why did youtube take a month? >> if i could clarify here, we were taking down videos leading up to the election. we did -- there is, obviously, a month from the date of election to the due processes, challenges and we concerted with the association of secretaries of state and on december 8th when the states certified the election, we started enforcing newer policies on december 9. to be very clear, we were showing information from "the associated press" and we were proactively showing information high up in the search results to give relevant information throughout this election cycle. >> the gentleman's time is reco mckinley for five minutes. >> this panel, you all have to be exhausted after being grilled all day long like this. my questions are to mr. zuckerberg. when you came before our committee in 2018 you acknowledged that facebook had used what you just said clear standards preventing the sale of illegal drugs on your site, but you were shown examples of active -- that traffickers were using that platform u

youtube taking aim at particular tock with a app called youtube shorts. it's designed to make it easy for users to make and publish videos. shorts includes a way to sample music from record labels. creators can borrow audio from other creators. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> to our storm watch, snowy conditions up in the sierra. this was the view on i-80 in soda springs last night. chains are required and cal trans is screening vehicles. snow there, more rain here. winter is not over. what are we looking at? >>> looking at a few showers on high def doppler mainly for the north bay and looking at snow in the sierra with a winter weather advisory still in effect for west slopes of the sierra with dangerous travel over those mountain passes. you saw all the snow on the live shot. looking at a few spotty showers for north bay. you see the cells still popping up, still dealing with instability in our atmosphere, looking at inverness as well as nevado and marin wood. also a few sprinkles popping

pichai when a child finishes a video on youtube does the next video automatically play by default? think this is yes or no. >> congresswoman i have children i worry about the time they spend online it's an important issue. >> it plays by default. >> on the main app each. >> but the default setting is yes when a user who is predicted to beng a teen is it displayed by default? >> i think all videos we have. >> mr. zuckerberg will the recently app for kids have angela scroll enabled? yesgr or no. >> congresswoman, we are not done finalizing is still pretty early in designing this but i just want to say. >> are you not sure or you are not sharing features? another feature of concern is the filter that adds the unnatural but perfect glow from a ten -year-old to apply to her face is that part of instagram for kids? >> i don't't know i have not discussed that with the team yet. >> look. please expect my office and others to follow up given what we know about instagram's impact on teengi mental health we're all very concerned about her younger children and i just want to speak mother to fa

why did youtube take a month? >> if i could clarify here, we were taking down videos leading up to the election. we did -- there is, obviously, a month from the date of election to the due processes, challenges and we concerted with the association of secretaries of state and on december 8th when the states certified the election, we started enforcing newer policies on december 9. to be very clear, we were showing information from "the associated press" and we were proactively showing information high up in the search results to give relevant information throughout this election cycle. >> the gentleman's time is reco mckinley for five minutes. >> this panel, you all have to be exhausted after being grilled all day long like this. my questions are to mr. zuckerberg. when you came before our committee in 2018 you acknowledged that facebook had used what you just said clear standards preventing the sale of illegal drugs on your site, but you were shown examples of active -- that traffickers were using that platform u

for the orthodox jewish community of new jersey, members of which hale-cusanelli targeted in his youtubeeos and on a now-defunct facebook group in which he posted thinly veiled threats against jewish members. >> here's a person that has a social media account that is posting things for the world to see. his boss sees it, his supervisors see it, or they could see it. now, of course, everyone's entitled to their own view and there's freedom of expression, there's freedom of religion, there's freedom of speech. however, if you're-- if you're espousing a certain viewpoint and you make certain threats, you're allowed to do it. you just can't work and be someone protecting our community. >> reporter: security expert elizabeth nuemann served in the trump administration as assistant secretary of counterterrorism and threat prevention at the department of homeland security. >> i think there's a-- a conversation to be had around when you choose to get a clearance to be a contractor to the federal government, whether you give up certain rights. when you join the federal government, you have to abid

brent: you can watch the entire interview on dw news on youtube should -- on youtube.t has been three years since #metoo became a global movement but only a couple months since a public outcry began over sexual abuse and harassment of women in the balkans. dw has been to belgrade to find new ways to push for equality. >> she is getting set to get pretty loud. that is the name of the band she joined in 2015. >> i am loud against early marriages and i am loud for women's rights. >> the band wants to give women of the significant minority in seia a voice. sylvia wraps messages of equality and justice on behalf of the women in her community. >> i see our responsibility is through our songs and lyrics, what we write, this woman who do not have support, to feel the support from us and to stand up and have a more self-confidence and fight for what they want. >> in roma communities, getting married at 16 or younger is considered normal. not for sylvia and her band. they are rehearsing new moves and new songs to perform live and help empower others as soon as the pandemic is ov

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tÍpicamente cuando alguien incluye un enlace de youtube en un tweet, lo hace ir hasta la pÁgina de youtubedena hermana c nbc. >> hola, quÉ tal, amigos, este es su informe c nbc para telemundo. los estadounidenses han recibido 43 millones de dÓlares en beneficios segÚn el irs, el monto promedio por persona es de 2900 dÓlares, seis dÓlares menos que el aÑo pasado, el irs ha extendido la fecha lÍmite para declarar los impuestos hasta el 17 de mayo. facebook estÁ desarrollando una nueva versiÓn de instagram para niÑos menores de 13 aÑos. despuÉs de informes y reclamaciones de acoso contra adolescentes en la aplicaciÓn, instagram dice que quiere garantizar una experiencia segura para los menores de edad. un aÑo despuÉs del inicio de la pandemia el nÚmero de suscripciones para streaming ha superado las mil millones de cuentas a nivel mundial por primera vez en la historia, al mismo tiempo las ventas de entradas para cines disminuyÓ 72% el aÑo pasado y en estados unidos los hispanos fueron los mayores compradores de entradas para el cine, este es su informe c nbc para telemundo. >> vamos a una co

is that youtube's position last week yaim haraeld reported youtube restored preferences of coupan communistit is -- it is a completely inconsistent arbitrary system of editing for political reasons by companies that have told us for years they are about an open platform, it is outrageous. maria: yeah not only that o senator ron johnson trying to get answers on this dagen putting this around january 6 capitol breach in fact nobody giving senator johnson answers like how many firearms were actually taken? none, okay, this is all in step with the show we'reing watching in washington right now with search-foot high fencing, the barbed wire. just to make it appear that there are insurrectionists in the country who are aka trump followers, supporters. that we're trying to better understand how that police officer died, first it was oh hit by a fire extinguisher find out that was not true at all. dagen: in political terms, the fearmongering panic peddling is a means to control and control is power in politics once a politician has it they will never relinquish it why you are seeing the forever pan

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o one lesson and if you miss that recent show you can find it where you'll find all our shows at youtube dot com slash the big picture artie also prominent in biz buzz lately are spack s p a c special purpose acquisition companies also referred to as blank check company's hillary explain how specs work how are they different than i.p.o.'s and why as an investor what i want to write anyone a blank check. well 1st of all let me just explain as of exactly what they are they're really essentially shell companies that raise money from investors through stock market listing so in other words sort of anybody can get into them so the shell companies have no active business of themselves so it's not like you mind into an actual company like you're not buying into winnebago for example that we just mentioned their operations are basically listed on major exchanges where investors can buy their shares and then they use those funds raised by their sponsors and investors to acquire other companies so actually that nothing new and they've been around for years but they're just really on a roll now as

gavin may, a 19—year—old youtube star, parkour enthusiast and amateur online trading guru.eople listen to a 19—year—old who's been trading for, like, six months? yeah, no, totally. that's definitely a very valid question. john motter, who works for a homeless charity. he blames big finance for some of la's housing problems. have you ever bought any shares before? no. first time? first time. and casper and matt who run a social media marketing company. i'm a gambling guy and i really believed in the power of memes and i put my money where my mouth is. a year ago, gamestop to many was a business slowly dying. it sells physical games at an actual shop, and many on wall street thought that that business model wasn't just outdated, it was prehistoric — a business doomed to fail. its share price this time last year was around the $3 mark. over the summer, though, a few investors began to proselytise about gamestop. people like the then—obscure youtuber keith gill, many think it's a foolish investment, but everyone�*s are wrong! they argued that far from being dead in the water, g

tender topped tiktok, youtube, disney plus in time spent in 2020.last year was so unprecedented, what describes what you saw in that behavior? >> when covid first hit, and a lot of people were wondering what would happen to dating apps ? very quickly, online dating became the main way for people to connect and meet new people. on march already have over 3 billion swipes on tender. as you and do year, it migrated from being able to connect with people online only but then i way to connect and maybe do some activities together. and now at the end of covid has became a way to start wintering back out again. -- start venturing back out again. emily: what happens to dating in 2021? what does it look like in a post-pandemic new normal? >> this goes back to some of the trends that started, and the covid period of time put that over the top for the way people were consuming video in tv. now that sigma is almost clearly gone. the first thing we saw is that conversations were up 20%. the length of those conversations were up 30%. between people up,. -- 40% of

if you go to our page, there's a youtube link, click on the youtube symbol and it will pop up. we spend a lot of times with letters. one of my favorites, and i'm afraid i'm not going to quote it correctly is -- i believe his name is ernest mckay and it's a wonderful series of letters he is writing back and forth to his wife and daughter. he serves overseas and comes back and they are debating whether or not she should come and visit over the holidays. he literally starts off this letter saying i'm not sure you should do this. if you do, make sure you get the best car that you can, wear a veil -- it's just wonderful that we have these letters. i would say one of those key things we learn is how important it is to tell the people we love that we love them and be sure to engage in that. i would also say keeping those diaries, capturing your personal experiences, that is how all of this informs all of these other books. all of this comes from these personal experiences and as we are losing some of our amazing local newspapers as they might be bought out by other spaces, we don't ha

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here is patrick oppmann. >> reporter: an amateur chef who posted videos of himself cooking on youtubegiven away more than recipes italian police say. marc feren claude biart is an alleged fugitive who according to hit land police was involved with drug trafficking between the netherlands and italy. one italian official said that biart is one of the most dangerous fugitives that belonged to a powerful syndicate believed to be sbobl for about 80% of the cocaine that enters europe. for the last five years or so biart lived a quiet existence except for a hobby where he posted videos of him and his wife cooking on youtube. in the videos you don't see biart's face, but you can make out some of his distinctive tattoos, police say, and that led him to biart and to his arrest. biart was sent back to italy on monday to face some of those charges of alleged drug trafficking. cnn was unable to reach any of biart's attorneys. police in italy say that since 2014 biart has been on the run and that he may have been able to remain in hiding if not for his passion for italian cooking which he shared wi

youtube has closed five channels run by myanmar's military.he platforms said it didn't conform to community guidelines. the decision from the silicon valley giant tops off the bloodiest weekend myanmar the coup on february 1. it comes only several days after facebook fans all of the country military think accounts -- link accounts. the storming of the u.s. capitol was widely organized and relayed online experts saying it highlights the need for more regulation within tech companies. control is not straightforward. they said they only provide hosting services for users. that stance is slowly weakening. tiktok is also on alert. it has begun taking down content after soldiers in myanmar were found to be using the platform to deliver death threats through short videos. >> ireland's economy expanded in 2020 despite the pandemic. gdp grew by 3.4% making it the only eu economy to post positive growth next year. that is mainly due to exports in pharmaceutical and i.t. sectors. multinationals like google and facebook also contributed. ireland's faceboo

tinder topped tiktok, youtube and disney plus in time spent in 2020.much of last year was so unprecedented, what describes what you saw in that behavior? >> good to see you. the first thing, when covid first hit, i joined the company at the end of july. a lot of people were wondering what was even going to happen with dating apps. very quickly, online dating which is already the trend became the main way for people to connect. by the time march ended, you already had the first day over 3 billion swipes on tender. as you went through the year, it migrated from a way to connect to people online only. then people began playing animal crossing online together. at the end of covid it became a way to start venturing back out again. emily: i know there have been more video calls, or time taken to get to know you. what happens to dating in 2021? what does this look like in the post-pandemic? stephen: -- >> i would compare this to a category, streaming, that was already the trend. online dating was already the trend but now, that stigma is almost completely gon

year-old sawer t tomson >> by the time he was eight, he started to build his own computer and started a youtube channel to teach others too because of the superpower all things tech, it was hard to watch the news last month, when many grandparents couldn't find any online appointments for a vaccine. >> i've tried every day sometimes on the hour on all of the sites and a 65-year-old cannot get an appointment >> i was like, surely it isn't that hard sure enough it really was. >> so the eighth grader got to work and designed an easy to use website called dnv vaccine.com where seniors could find appointments in one place instead of searching all over the internet >> you could just get a note indication on the phone about an appointment. >> he added a twitter page to users to get alerts sent right to their phones >> it is a real sigh of relief. aly worried about getting her mom one of the hard-to find vaccines spending with unminute on his site, she found an open spot >> we owe a huge thanks to him. without his help, she would not be vaccinated right now >> he's not the only kid making a big differe

jointer —— youtube.how little sign of waning. every day, people continue to raise three fingers in protest in what has become a symbol of resistance and solidarity for democracy movements across south—east asia. joining me now from virginia is tom andrews, who's the un's special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar. welcome to our programme against the militaryjunta tell the un they are willing to get by with new friends. you will remember years ago that military rulers move the capital to an inland, remote area. what leveraged as the un have over a junta that openly embraces being isolated? {iii embraces being isolated? of course you are exactly right to say that. they have said forever they can go on their own, they are impervious to international pressure. but what we have found from history is that is not true. that in fact, the reforms, the democratic reforms that we have seen overturned by this junta ljy seen overturned by this junta by february one were reforms that were created precisely because

of our time with doctor yasmin for your questions for if you're following on facebook, twitter or youtube just dropped questions into the comment field and i will ask them. doctor seaman yasmin welcome person acting is so much thank you for happy how you doing? >> i'm good all things considered. i am really curious what was your reaction to the events of last week and continuing into today? >> shock but not surprised. because it was like what did people inc. was going to happen given the rhetoric from you could say last year about the encouragement that was given to people about delegitimizing the election results in the democratic process. relate you can say tens of years hundreds of years leading up to this in so many find some different people it's especially black people, indigenous people and people of color and those messages that communication that scholarly work and happening in communities. it was not needed by many people. i think that's why i say shock because it is horrible. people died. we learned what happened at the capitol and allegations of some representative doing. [ina

three hours ago, there was a youtube video that popped up. it was live. it appeared as though a streamer was getting ready to walk into this store when they started to hear shots. so immediately they started live streaming. what they saw from there was a couple of bodies that seemed to be -- one was in front of the king sooper. there was a body inside of the entryway of the king sooper. we're not going to show you that video. it is extremely disturbing. it is important in the context of what we know we've witnessed with our eyes, watching that live stream. then there was a body in the entryway of the supermarket. so, there were three bodies that we saw from that live stream. and then we saw a state of confusion from people that were kind of milling about. there was a security officer in the front of the king sooper who seemed to be confused and told the live streamer there was a shooter and the shooter was still inside. at that moment, the live streamer started to realize what was going on and started running around the parking lot, warning people to get

i am such a good cook i have to have a youtube channel.t the warmest march day since 1968. 24.5 which runs up to 25 celsius. if the warmth is your friend, make most of it, temperatures are going to plummet inside so would be a real shock to the system and yes, even some winter showers in the forecast. colder air moves the north of the uk but this warm air coming up across siberia has been on our shores on an area of high pressure. from wednesday, we do it all the candidates a similar story after a cool start with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the wet cool day for much of scotland and cool as well from northern ireland, much colder in aberdeen than we've had in the next couple of daysin than we've had in the next couple of days in front of the scotland, temperatures reaching the low to mid 20 celsius across central and eastern england. through wednesday night, that weather front against the fizzle out entrance drier and go southwards and introducing some cooler air here affecting much of scotland and pushing down towards the easter

livestreamed and youtubed his sermons. >> it was a very happening place. >> reporter: jason anderson was the youth pastor. >> didn't fall asleep listening to his sermons. >> reporter: but more than that, the pastor and his wife, james and tanya flanders, were known for their big hearts, their charity. and that's when, for a third time, a family took in marie. >> she's saying that she was there until she got on her feet. >> reporter: but a whole year went by. and then what was coming couldn't be hidden. the story floating around, there had been an abusive boyfriend who abandoned her and left her pregnant. and in july 2011, marie gave birth to a baby girl and named her grace. the pastor and his wife took care of both of them. >> it was explained to me that they were helping her out. that she was kind of down on her luck. >> reporter: she was, by all appearances, saved. spiritually by faith. and practically by the pastor and his wife. so imagine the surprise when a strange group text message popped up on the phones of her family and friends. can you still remember the words of that mass

welcome to our audience on facebook, youtube, twitter linkedin and axios.com. during the conversation today over the over the next 30 minutes, we will impact the launch of axios latino, and our first guest is activist and founder and president of the dolores where to -- dolores huerta foundation. inviting me. >> before we get started and discussing the us latino population, next month you will turn 91 years young after all these years of why do you stay active why don't you go to add beach to relax and what keeps you going? of work to do especially >> we have a lot of in the coune seen so much violence of people of color in the latino community the people from el paso texas because in the last year because they just happen to be mexican. we have seen the asian women in georgia and because they were women and those that were killed in the synagogue and that constant murdering a black people. we know this has to end. none of us can rest not even myself and then start getting some justice in our societies all people are treated equally regardless of the color of t

to golf on youtube joining us. this is europe's biggest football stadium in barcelona filled to capacity that is something we haven't seen in a long time here visit to it later on in the show. i really want to welcome to another edition of your own max with me your host megan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up. find out how horse radish can spice up the most vicious even to surf. and why one british designer sees kids art as more than just child's play. but we kick off the show in fashion spring is almost here and with it the new clothing trends of the season now the coronavirus pandemic has clearly push people into the comfort zone when it comes to what they wear no one wants to lounge around at home in tight fitting outfits so designers are picking up on this development and adding a little color glitz and glam to the mix. this kind of outfit turns heads even in the fashion capital paris for donkey is full in trend with her metallic look in kimono style and she should know she works as a french fa

youtube first suspended the account on january 12th, nearly a week after the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. [ bell tolls ] >>> the market's latest now, dow jones is up more than 377 points, investors reacting to the jobs report. 379,000 jobs were added last month. that did beat expectations but the unemployment rate is down just slightly to 6.2%. >>> and a follow-up on the big damage in big basin state park from the cfu fire. flames destroy aid large segment of the park, and it won't reopen for at least a year.ts tell us y normal after a wildfire of that size. in this case, our unusually dry winter isn't helping. the fire is still considered fully contained. >>> all right. let's check back in with kari hall on another look at the forecast. hey, kari. >> we are celebrating every chance of rain we get because it has been so dry throughout this winter. i want to give you a live view looking out our window in ocean beach. it's so beautiful out there. maybe you want to take lunch and sit in the car and enjoy a fresh breeze. we are going to see temperatures there throughout the afternoon

people like the then—obscure youtuber, keith gill, roaringkitty.everyone�*s are wrong! they argued that far from being dead in the water, gamestop had potential. gamestop is an established, uniquely—positioned player in a thriving $150 billion gaming industry. one group in particular was listening. an internet message board called wallstreetbets. so could you just describe to someone who's never been on wallstreetbets, roughly what the culture is? yeah, i mean... it's hard to do it without, um, without using offensive terms, but it is veryjuvenile, very subconsciously absurdist. their favourite thing to do is something called "loss porn," where you share your biggest losses. and everyone will be like, "hey, man, goodjob!" like, "you lost $1 million, goodjob, man!" sort of the nature of the sub is, like, riskier bets. - i can't tell, like, what's| a meme and what isn't. but all those meme posts| are feeding into the larger goal of getting as many people to buy stocks as possible. - slowly, gamestop started to get a buzz, and gradually the share pric

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i believe your original platform was youtube. branch into roblox and that has proved extremely lucrative to you leading to a seven figure salary, is that right? >> yes >> what is the biggest source of your revenue and earnings across all these platforms, and has roblox been the most lucrative >> mm-hmm, yeah. that's a really good question. i did start on yup and then we decided we wanted to have more control over the content we were producing and thought we would create our own games roblox gives us the tools and education factors and resources to hire amazing developers to create the games we went into game development and we launched a game and the game, i would say, is way more lucrative than actual youtube cpms and stuff like that it is quite shocking to a lot of people, and a lot of people don't believe us when we say that but, honestly, our game has millions of unique players and it's honestly comparatively not a huge game on the platform. these games maybe only average 5,000, 6,000 players a day concurrent, they're actuall

youtube has announced it will eventually lift the suspension, a former president donald trump. trump was suspended from u 2 on january 12 for breaking the company's rules of inciting violence since then youtube has extended its suspension. the former president will be allowed to post a video again when the risk of violence has decreased. california's employment development department says it's making progress to fix all the problems that have popped up in the last year, but in sacramento, 2 men say they've called the department thousands of times to get unemployment benefits and have yet to hear back. jeannie nugent has that story. >>justin robinson was starting to work in the food and catering industry and right when the pandemic hit he lost his job sometime in november. i got letter threw a td from march to november of 2020 he was getting unemployment from california's employment development department that was until he says he got a letter that flag to the count for potential fraud activity just ration card positive covid tests of also kobe twice. i sent those as well, thank

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that clip, part of an episode of crowder's show, was eventually removed by youtube.t for what you watched. what crossed the line? in a statement to our team, youtube says the video violates our covid-19 misinformation policy, which prohibits content claiming that the death rates of covid-19 are less severe or equally as severe as the common cold or a seasonal flu. as a result, the video was removed from steven crowder's channel. so, let's be real, here. misinformation is a real danger, of course. and we talk about it all the time here. and some of these social-media platforms are dedicating resources to fight it. but, they've got a long way to go. the hate online, under the guise of political punditry or comedy. that is thriving. you saw how steven crowder and his team tried to make their racism funny. covid misinformation is dangerous. but hate, as entertainment, is a real threat, as well. so, until more is done to stop it, we'll be here to call it out. in order for something to be comedy, it has to be funny, too. it just wasn't. good night. proven ingredients that