i was having on youtube since i couldn't use my own youtube channel at the time because i was band. she had me on a, we know she been why she, man, they say she was promoting medical misinformation. even though everything, all the medical information in that video was from cnn and nbc clip that we were plain and commenting on how these clip violate youtube community guidelines. and yet, and yet those videos still live on nbc, cnn, and c, b s. and. and yet they censored alice in morrow. the journalist, the youtube, who had me on, they centered her not the clip she was exposing as medical misinformation because it was coming out of the corporate news channels. it, it's absurd. insane double standard we're experiencing now. youtube lost all credibility. i don't know what to do. yeah, and i think you're not the only one. i mean, you've been a big critic of, you know, big tech and sort of over barren power of things. and i suppose the question is in the gray areas, isn't it was clearly supporting, organized crime is one thing about something you've not done and they've admitted that mist

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what those powerful forces did that, what happened to a youtuber that caused youtube to close down his account. ultimately the ape revolution is back on line. he is here to explain exactly what happened. we have harmeet dhillon on whether it is too late to real in the powerful companies. a lot of people say there is nothing the government can do. the grand daddy of all ev reports after the bell. we're talking again elon musk and company. he has been out of the billionaire limelight but the tesla's earnings could send the mogul back into space in a different way. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: so the markets got off to a much different start than a week ago. last week the major indices fell through a trap door last monday but there is tension in the air. growth firmly in the lead. s&p growth index up 5.3% the last three months the value only 1.8%. amazon is our stock of the day after reports that the company advertising for a cryptocurrency and blockchain lead. also credit suisse upping their price target to 4850 from 4,000. overall the market edging slightly higher. t

anybody else a lot of money off their youtube video, not caitlin. why because of the rules. the new ncaa rules allow student athletes to use professional services as well, such as agents, tax advisors, marketing consultants, attorneys and brand managers. athletes that are on social media, and it could become really popular and then different. brands different

>> i don't have any. >> so how do you get youtube tv?just sign up on your phone or laptop. >> that sounds easy. now i can watch live tv and record my shows? >> yes. >> plus get recommendations based on what i like? >> yes. >> why are you here? you want to watch the nba finals with me? >> yes. >> upgrade your viewing experience with youtube tv. watch live tv with unlimited dvr. no cable box required. try it free. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night." in just a bit, mark cuban will take on the infamous hell hoop to win some money for charity. all right? [ cheers and applause ] and i will be back here in prime time on wednesday with another special for game four of the nba finals with my guest, dwayne johnson from every movie ever made. but also i want to make sure you guys watch "jimmy kimmel live!" at its regular time. it will be hosted by nick kroll, phoebe robinson, and arsenio hall, who will be visited by the great lebron james on tuesday. our guest tonight is an actor, writer, a

instagram your youtube you think about kaitlyn ohashi, the great gymnast. she had over million viewers. anybody else with a million viewers made a lot of money off their youtube video, not caitlin. why because of the rules the new ncaa rules allow student athletes to use professional services as well, such as agents, tax advisors, marketing. consultants attorneys and brand managers. athletes that are on social media and could become really popular and then different

>> you know, youtube is about making money for google.hen you have more eyeballs, you have more views and, frankly, you make more money. the problem is that profit is a secondary motive for youtube. their primary motive is american politics because they have censored -- as you just had in the last segment -- they care more about shutting down conservative speech than making money off the eyeballs that would come on their platform and watch that conservative speech. and my view is our founders never thought you'd have these oligarchs out there controlling the platforms in the public square in which people commune candidate. i agree with the last can be communicate. and i agree that the government needs to step in and make sure there's an open forum in which all ideas can be expressed. i think we have to preserve it. elizabeth: you know, so 71% in this study found that youtube's videos were disturbing. they included conspiracies about 9/11, conspiracies about the pandemic and much more. and while they're blanking out conservatives, this is

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county sheriff's office is heard admitting he's doing it so the activist can't upload the video to youtube due to copyright rules. thousands have seen the video, and the sergeant in question could face disciplinary action. ♪♪ >> reporter: this is the taylor swift song that became problematic for this alameda county sheriff's sergeant. >> it's not a good look for law enforcement. >> reporter: tuesday, sergeant shelby seen on camera approaching members of the activist group anti-police terror project, outside an oakland courthouse to listen to a pretrial hearing of a former officer charged with manslaughter. >> there's rules that the court has set up about protests and distances and signage. >> reporter: after shelby noticed someone filming him, he takes out his cell phone and presses play. >> he took his phone, put it over his body cam. i thought he was trying to drown out the noise. >> reporter: the sergeant explained his reasons for blasting t-swift. >> play all you want, it can't be posted on youtube. >> it's definitely a hot-button issue. taylor swift's music is involved, copyright law

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and i'm specifically talking about center shy and susan, which is sky theo, of youtube. she produced talk after talk, talking about the clamp down of youtube and how that they were going to push down the quote trashy news content and boost the authoritative contacts. and she said that without a shred of irony on her face at all. and she was talking about how they were going to become a authoritarian video platform. and it was, it was mind blowing. and there's other examples that are exactly like this. but every single time they advanced forward, they had no irony, they, they, you know, they, they even talk to how they want to still preserve freedom of speech. and i'm not exactly sure what's going on in their mind that allows them to do this. but they did it and they systematically did it. and the thing that i want to know is, what does someone have over these people or the black belt? are they forced to do this? like, how can they go from being advocates, a free speech and do a complete 1? 80 in one year this happened to you to they did a complete one and a, it was mind

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ad sales are obviously a big part youtube, something that's a business within a business, a big partthe company. what was your take on what you saw there? >> yeah. i mean, alphabet, it still remains my favorite large cap growth for continued youtube momentum, explosive dij at that time ad results and continued focus. you hit the nail on the head youtube growth is phenomenal talk about a unit that continues to benefit from the secular shift from linear tv to online video and streaming. that trend is not slowing any time soon. youtube growth was 70% and, again, they're just explosive results in terms of on the digital advertising front as well there's nothing to pick out in alphabet i think you could argue going back on the multi-year basis alphabet has been the most under weight amongst the fang networks this year you're starting to see an investor base continue to warm up to the story even more i think this is a stock that continues to work and hands down the best brand in tech i think we've seen up to this point in the earnings season. you're going to see a material up side to conse

youtube will take a 30% cut with the rest going to the video maker. it's the same for similar youtube features, super chat and super stickers, which allow tipping during live streams. >>> and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange. >>> many parents are experiencing sticker shock as they start back to school shopping. >> we haven't started yet but i'm sure we will get there soon. omar explains why families are getting a painful lesson in economics. >> in the middle of summer these parents are already thinking about the fall and the rising cost of school supplies. >> it's kind of crazy. just to see how the price has gone up so much. >> one of hundreds in line for free pencils, notebooks and paper. >> i looked at target online for crayons and it's almost $3. i know normally i have seen them just walking through the store, 50-cents. it's kind of shocking. >> industry experts say part of the reason for the price jump is that when coronavirus shut down the country the supply chain was also pu

, youtube of all of them did a pretty good job of creating an economy around this. facebook seems to have sort of intentionally sat things out with facebook, they didn't want to pay up for content there in a big way. maybe they felt like they could get enough chewbacca moms for free, they didn't have to do it. and but now they want to come in with a billion dollars, but tied to engagement metrics that facebook has more control over i think don't creators want more control over their content, the ability to move it here and there to sort of own the audience and isn't this facebook once again not having a clear economic model that puts creators in the driver's seat. a billion dollars sounds like a lot. compared to what amazon is spending for mgm, what apple and others -- it is not that much. >> i wouldn't compare it to mgm. this is apples and bananas here they're trying to create clear guidelines for what you have to do to get a certain amount of compensation it is not going to be a clean revenue share the way it is on youtube. i think the reality is that creators wan

another comment here from youtube right now. thank you. audience. if taking part in the show journalist getting arrested every time they say something or publish fax, the problem with india is the b j. p. government is becoming like a dictatorship or so a terry and government let us go to that government. this is the 18th of july. this is the 18 minister pushing back on the allegations of surveillance. take a look. in the past, similar pails were made regarding the use of record on what can go. they both have vector. this is jessica recently denied my on part is including and it will be me for the president for perfect in july. i'm also appear to be in our lives in democracy in 122 to june. as you can tell from the noise level that not everybody was in agreement run, what impact is this having on journalism? in india, from your perspective? so quickly, i mean, you found him on the list of, you know, potential i was coming to that. this is the most bizarre thing offer, so that was really vashon, who is the t minister, the i t minister was found on th

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so youtube cannot be underestimated here. >> okay. 120 million there for youtube?> 120 million people watching on their tvs. >> yeah. i mean, or watching on their t tvs. probably roku in there, too. the cloud important as well. they had 53% growth in cloud compare that, depending on what you're counting, overall revenue growth or what from microsoft. constant currency or not google cloud out-pacing microsoft, as it should, because it's smaller, but even though that's not a profit generator yet, it is strategically important to google's enterprise ambitions, and i think that was an important piece to watch as well. >> a great point. >> guys, let's dig into apple as well a story of the night last night as well u.p.s. beats by 30%. revenue tops $81 billion 36% sales growth iphone seams better up nearly 50 but apple is warning that growth may slow dune to the supply chain constraints for semis we understand so well stock moved slightly lower earlier. revenue and services in mac and ipad, in wearables, all strong in fact, every one of apple's major product lines grew ov

step up, open up youtube tv. >> guillermo: now what? >> that's it. >> guillermo: oh.uillermo: you always tell me what to do. >> check out youtube's tv personalized recommendations. >> guillermo: hey, that game is on, want to watch it with me? >> no, i don't have time to sit here all day talking about youtube tv's unlitted dvr, and recording as many simultaneous channels as you want, and how to catch up with key plays during the game. >> guillermo: why not? >> i have a life, my own interests, i was in love once. do you even know my name? >> guillermo: is it chris? >> it is chris! i'm sorry i yelled at you. >> guillermo: it's okay, chris, i appreciate you. >> ditto, give me a hug. >> dicky: upgrade your viewing experience with youtube tv. watch live tv with dvr and more, no cable required. try it free. i'm busy! then emily got youtubetv. so even if she misses the first quarter, real time highlights catch her up. she used to be on tv's schedule. now, it's on hers. this is the happiest emily's ever been. i'm always this happy. same live tv and key plays, game alerts, so m

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before that, he worked at itv and at youtube. rich, hello. hello. big trend in uk tiktok today? is it the euros, maybe the new series of love island? tell us, tell us. 0h, you've hit the nails on the head. i think it's all about the euros today, england playing this evening. there's a video from the england football team that has been incredibly popular on tiktok today. if i tell you it's of them messing around in a pool with an inflatable unicorn, i think that gives you an idea ofjust how brilliant and surreal it is. so, it's wonderful to see. but that's been a big thing today. well, i also mentioned love island — so your old bosses at itv have just announced a deal that will let viewers buy things they see on the programme directly through their tv remote control. so, if you have a particular brand of tv, you can buy cosmetics and other items from an on—screen list that changes as different competitors appear. so, is this merging of entertainment and shopping something that tiktok knows all about? should we be fearful of advertising by stealth, or

youtube, they're reaching customers that no one else can reach. can i say if you had -- if someone was writing, let's say someone was writing. i would say hey, listen, i want it to be the most positive call every. >> and that's what they did. >> >> and youtube numbers were almost double in terms of ads. incredible >> we have to -- yeah, we got to get to carl. we got to get to boeing. >> oh, my god, that's another one that david probably thinks isn't that good. >> we're going to pack this hour boeing up in premarket, surprise profit and a lot of news on production rates and everything else phil lebeau, good morning. >> good morning, carl. i am joined by dave calhoun, president and ceo of boeing. a surprise profit, first time since q3 of 2019 some people will look at this and say you're delivering more maxes and that's the only reason why. you had a number of drivers in here that i think people may not have fully appreciated, correct? >> that's absolutely true. good to be with you, fphil i will recall the last time in person was pre-covid it was a g

to prevent a video from being posted to youtube. >>> a date has been set for the recall election of governor newsom. >>> from roller rinks to vaccination sites, now back to roller rinks. the aloha roler rink gets its keys back today. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> a deputy may be in trouble for playing one of taylor swift's songs on his cell phone while an activist recorded him. the sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's office is heard admitting he's doing it so the activist can't upload the video to youtube due to copyright rules. thousands have seen the video, and the sergeant in question could face disciplinary action. ♪♪ >> reporter: this is the taylor swift song that became problematic for this alameda county sheriff's sergeant. >> it's not a good look for law enforcement. >> reporter: tuesday, sergeant shelby seen on camera approaching members of the activist group anti-police terror project, outside an oakland courthouse to listen to a pretrial hearing of a former officer charged with manslaughter.

and as his -- he's a conservative youtuber and he actually operates along the border pretty frequently. now, a group of conservative members of congress went to see the border on late tuesday night. they went to an area that migrants frequently use to cross into the united states, and aguero was actually able to accompany them on this trip. it's not clear exactly how he ended up there. he wasn't at a press briefing before. but he, you know, was there with members of congress. he actually serves as a translator for many of them when speaking to migrants. he interviewed many of the reps, and many of the instances, a member of congress actually even drove in his truck. >> and we're talking about those

he admitted he played it so activists can't load it to youtube due to the copy right rules.sergeant could face disciplinary action. >> this is the taylor swift song that became problematic for this alameda county sheriff's sergeant. >> it's not a good look for law enforcement. >> reporter: on tuesday, the sergeant is seen on camera approaching members of the activist group anti-police terror project. they were outside an oakland courthouse to listen to a pretrial hearing of a former officer charged with manslaughter. >> there are rules set up about protests and distances and signage. >> reporter: after shelby notices someone filming him, he takes out his own cell phone and presses play. >> he put it right over his body cam. i thought he was trying to drown out the noise. >> reporter: then the sergeant explained his reasons for blasting t swift. >> definitely a hot button issue. because music was involved, copy right laws. >> reporter: as of tuesday afternoon, the video is still up on youtube. a spokes person said the copy right rules are a lot more complicated than sergeant

youtube's policy explicitly forbids contradicting health authorities. you know the health authorities. i overrode the health authorities quite a bit. a lot of good decisions made. if i did not, we would have been in much bigger trouble like you see other countries are still in very big trouble. through such coordination, the federal government has essentially censorship arm of the u.s. government, which is exactly what has happened. this was especially clear during the pandemic when social media giants began censoring information according to guidance by the cdc, which as we now know was very often incorrect or wrong. this censorship is yet another latent violation of the constitution. there's so many violations of our constitution and you will see that in this, which will be added to because other things are happening on a daily basis that will be added as we go along. consider just some of the information that has been censored in america over the past year. until recently, facebook had a policy to eliminate all posts sharing evidence that the horribl

>> they turn up the music to keep his face off youtube. >>> good evening and thank you for joining usu are watching abc 7 news. that alameda county sheriff sergeant is being investigated by internal affairs after paying a taylor swift song from the cell phone and attempt to keeping protesters from posting it to youtube. tonight they are speaking out to our reporter. and we have the story. >> reporter: members of the justice for stephen taylor coalition and anti-police terror project were outside the steps of the courthouse tuesday when they filmed this interaction with sergeant shelby of the alameda county sheriff's office and they were listening over a outdoor speaker to the pretrial hearing of officer fletcher facing voluntary manslaughter charges for killing taylor and walmart last year. they begin filming james with sergeant shelby and bert said shelby took issue with a banner supporters had put on the steps outside of court. >> we found interactions with law enforcement. >> reporter: he took out his cell phone as well but instead of hitting record he hit play. >> are you playing

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find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick and we'll be back next week.ll of weather for this time of year across the south of the uk, with a met office amber warning issued for a good part of cornwall and the isles of scilly. it's all because of this area of low pressure, quite a small low, but quite a powerful one tracking its way eastwards, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. you can see the amber warning area here across cornwall into the isles of scilly. those are the wind gusts in the black circles. but the winds also really quite brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across the south coast of wales as well. so, some damage and disruption quite possible as we start the day, and with this curl of wet weather as well, some heavy and potentially thundery bursts of rain at times. our storm tracks its way eastwards across england and wales through the day. for northern ireland and scotland, calmer weather, quite a lot of cloud and some showers, some of which could be heavy, but a few sunny spell

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick and we'll be back next week.e sunny spells, but some really heavy downpours and frequent thunderstorms with lightning and hail, too. this was the picture in telford during wednesday afternoon. now, the outlook is for the unsettled theme to continue, so i think thursday will bring another day of sunshine and showers. it'll be quite cool and breezy. but the showers won't be as heavy or as frequent as they have been over recent days. that's down to the fact that this area of low pressure that's bringing all of this showery weather is just drifting its way off towards the north and north—east. we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick and we'll be back next week.ver recent days, and we'll continue to see that cooling trend for the next few days, too. so a change in weather type after the heatwave last week. but this coming week, cooler conditions and quite unsettled. so more heavy showers, perhaps some thunderstorms around at times. but equally some sunshine to be enjoyed at times through the week as well. so let's take a look at the satellite image. you can see this zone of cloud here that's been sitting across parts of central, southern and eastern england. that is going to be bringing further heavy showers and thunderstorms through the course of today, particularly across parts of southern england, perhaps into south—east wales as well. so a risk of some localised flooding and disruption to transport if you do catch some of these intense downpours. thunderstorms and lots of lightning and hail mixed in with them as well. but away from south—east england, east anglia, the midlands as well, most other places looking dry and settled with some s

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find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick and we'll be back next week.'ve seen signs of that today with some contrasting conditions out there. yes, there were early—morning thunderstorms across southern england, and then those eased to a legacy of cloud for much of the day. further north and west, we've had some beautiful sunshine, and yet again, some warmth — not the extreme warmth, but 25 degrees. that's 77 fahrenheit. it looks likely that we see that north—south divide through the night with clearer skies to the north—west. but low pressure really dominating the story over the next few days, and that could trigger off further thundery downpours overnight tonight for southern england and for south wales, and that'll continue into the early hours of sunday morning. so, at risk, then, of some showers here. there'll be quite a lot of cloud as well spilling in off north sea coasts, the clearer skies the further north and west. it's not going to be a cold night. temperatures will hold up quite widely into double figures, perhaps quite a humid feel generally

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick and we'll be back next week.ery high temperatures, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. a beautiful morning at portpatrick in dumfries and galloway, but for others there have been some big changes afoot in the last 18 hours. frequent thunderstorms, torrential rain. this was portsmouth earlier on this morning and there are more thunderstorms to come in the days ahead, all driven by this area of low pressure. further north, the pressure is higher across scotland and northern ireland, here the best of the sunshine and higher temperatures today, but further south we have a thunderstorm warning from the met office, mainly across southern england and south wales. more of these to come both through today and into tomorrow. this is what happened through the early hours of the morning. the yellow and red colours indicating the frequent lightning strikes and boscombe down in wiltshire had just over 25 millimetres of rain in just a few hours. a scattering of heavy showers and thunderstorms through central sout

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