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they need all this, someone is interested in trying, someone records videos on youtube or on some other platforms, someone mightot in, here in moscow, in the moscow region already, but as for fans of practical jokes, here, according to psychologists, you need to dig deeper, we are most likely talking about a deep mental disorder. these are people who have a huge layer of hidden aggression, that is, by pranking other people, it suits others cruel pranks on people, these people are in this way... to stop this madness, the state duma proposes to use a new law to tighten responsibility for the hooligans themselves and to separately punish those who do not participate in the actions themselves, only make videos. propaganda of violence is unacceptable, unacceptable. moscow transport reported that it plans to recover damages from them, and they will also be expelled from universities. another thing is that this is unlikely to scare them, they collect enough money on their channels, they will continue to break the law, and so it will be continue until the punishment is really toughened. dmitry blinnikov, boris salnikov

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we saw in advance on youtube how the president of belarus visited, opened, one might say, this shoppingin and see the glorious belarusian ones. products, goods, i think everything is valued, well , first of all, if we say belarusian - this is an association of quality products, and also diverse, fashionable and practical, which is proven by the three leading clothing manufacturers from the minsk region, these are two enterprises in soligorsk and one in zhodino. by the way, for the knitwear factory from this city, the new store is already the ninety- third in our country. the assortment includes items for the whole family. the brand's products are increasingly popular in the regions of russia, where the number of belarusian medicine stores is also growing. but these are more of our franchise stores, that is, these are the stores of our latter partners. stores were opened on september 10 in chechnya, that is, we opened a store in the city of grozny , also with the participation of the enterprise, with the help enterprises presented our collections and selected exactly the assortment for t

about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the if your from the city you might not know that those rooms improve the quality and structure of soil. and they also play a decisive role in el paso with climate change, because they're responsible for storing huge amounts of c o 2 in the ground. but 1st, let's focus on our memory. we still saw show, with the reports about remembering, followed by another about just guessing will come to tomorrow today, the science program on dw, the can you still remember your 1st kiss, your 1st day the 1st time you've spent a lot done. forget simple move and it's like those get stored, you know, that's a subject memory. it's one of the various forms of memory that imagine different stages of life. so different functions our 1st, the memory traces are formed in utero. the sound of its mother's voice is a fetus, is initial introduction to its mother tongue mind. this is right now. it's very quiet. next, probably sleeping very relaxed every other week. right now it's very quiet. probably sleeping we develop inability to remember in inf

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i will make a trip to washington and i might sit between youtube.so sorry the buffalo bills are so superior. >> harry enten, thank you so much. it's been a great time. >> [laughter] he's going to cut your mic, harry. bye bye now. >>> former president trump has a doomsday prediction for the economy, and he says in the worst case he just hopes it will be on biden's watch. >> we have an economy that is so fragile. when does it crash? i hope it's going to be during this next 12 months, because i don't want to be herbert hoover. the one president i just don't want to be is herbert hoover. >> let's bring in cnn's vanessa yurkevich to fact check what trump is saying about a certain crash. walk us through what a crash is, vanessa. actually, we will stop right there because we have breaking news from the pentagon secretary of defense lloyd austin's condition. oren liebermann is there for us. some big news coming out of the pentagon, oren? >> reporter: absolutely. walter reed national military medical center, where defense secretary lloyd austin has just been

you do not -- you might see enough people tell youtube and netflix they do not want to use their services if they are not on the vision pro. they are ok to lose 1000 users but if you see tens of thousands of people saying they will not subscribe you will have to make a change but that will take many months if not longer. ed: the final story i want to touch on is on the context of the european union. if you are an iphone user and you go into a store or grab some food, you can pay by tapping your iphone on the receiver. what apple seems to be doing in the context of regulatory action is opening up the technology to some competitors. explain that one. mark: it is interesting. the european union said apple agreed to open up the chip to third party payment systems. the tap and pay feature only works with the apple pay apple service. if you are a third party, you cannot integrate your own service using that hardware components are your application. apple said they are agreeing to open that up, to change that. on march 7 they will be doing that anyways. march 7 is when digital markets kicks in a

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youtube so you don't get some video you didn't want. no ad roll, either, so you don't have to sit through a commercial to find out how to do cpr. your first thought about doing cpr might not be to go to youtube, but young people, it probably is. it's how young people learn to do all kinds of things, and it's important the very first video they click on is accurate, comes from the heart association. that kind of thing. >> exactly. all right, thank you. >>> it is 5:17 right now. new this morning, a new push in california to change how robotaxis are regulated. south bay state senator dave cortez is allowing them to write self regulations. right now the dmv and state puc regulate autonomous cars. it would give cities the ability to establish vehicle caps, service hours, and would require systems for emergency responders to override vehicle controls. it follows the recent halting of cruise services in san francisco after several high-profile accidents. >>> trending this morning, it is wednesday, bring on the pink. and your pink pocket square as well, i noticed. color coordination in line with what a lot of mean girls fans will be wearing. >> the movie makes its theatrical

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allegedly decapitated his father that was sitting on youtube for six hours before it was finally taken down. that is creating waves as well. that mightome up in this hearing. today we're going to see the ceos of several of the big tech companies, meta , tiktok, x, snap and discord. you will expect these executives to tout their new tools and policies that aim to protect kids. for example x has been boasting it suspended 12 million accounts last year and increased its trust and safety staff. that is not going to be good enough for senators like blackburn and blumenthal who co-authored the kids online safety act increases transparency and accountability for the social media companies and the pair as you mentioned will ask each ceo if they will endorse this bill or not. blumenthal called out mark zuckerberg last night saying that he is disrespecting the american people every single day by not doing enough. >> how much has he invested in the meta verse? $20 billion. give me a fraction of it and i'll make meta 200 times safer. it's really a question of priorities. >> big tech companies have an army of lobbyists and lawyers who have fought

might be a stretch. i hope they can do it. i'm a shareholder. 16% for youtube advertising very doable. 13% for search very doable. revenue of $85 billion, up 12% year over year, not an outrageous expectation. i think the report will be good. i think they've learned their lesson of things to say and not to say as it relates to the ai opportunity. and i don't think they want to look like chum ps again. that's the one i feel the best about. >> joe, what about you? >> i can see that alphabet is clearly a sleeper. there's a lot of room to improve upon sentiment towards the stock. there definitely was more skepticism regarding alphabet in the last 18 months than there was in microsoft. you're seeing it reflected in strong inflows into the name early in the year. i could see alphabet being the sleeper of the mag seven or mag five, whatever we're calling them. >> ai five. >> whatever, in 2024. because josh is citing the rsi, in alphabet it's above 70 as well. let's understand what that collectively means. that does not mean a dramatic inflection point. i don't thinkwe'

youtube. adorable yeah, i need to start training, bubba. yeah, yeah, right. >> exactly. he might take a minute. all right, we've got some sun out there. partly cloudy, upper 50s to near 60. another dry day. if you're off tomorrow, the accuweather seven day forecast featuring a light system. tuesday. wednesday. we may ramp up the friday saturday system as it looks like it will be more impressive than the midweek system, so stay tuned. >> all right lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm stephanie sierra, along with lisa argen. abc seven news continues at five. have a great day. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> our we are, we are we are, we are we are we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching. >> last year in california, there were 200,000 car crashes when a car crash happens, it's important to have an experi

a graphic video on youtube of a pennsylvania man who allegedly decapitated his father, very gruesome and that was up for more than 5 hours before was finally taken down so that mightome up today. stuart: and tiktok ban in the state. tiktok or other social media. >> an enormous amount of we should be worried about children, harvesting facial recognition data, all keystrokes, log ins, other apps, we know the algorithms are specifically targeting children because children are more apt to go down the rabbit hole and spend more time on applications, revenue advertising revenue that they want, they are specifically targeting children for sure. stuart: am i right in saying you want to open up the algorithms social platforms use and they do not want you to do that because that is their whole secret operation. is that the battle, opening up or not? >> that's part of it. that's part of our discussion. the other part of the discussion is we want to know what they did with this data. tiktok in particular, huge amounts of personal data, that is a real national security concern, what happens when the chinese communist government comes to the company and says we will give you th

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show, but i tell them, if you conquered you you just conquered youtube, you could watch it whenever you want to, affect our to, but that might our nurif ers, watching. to, but that might affect our nurif you watching. to, but that might affect our nurif you could. watching. to, but that might affect our nurif you could. but watching. to, but that might affect our nurif you could. but yeah,tching. to, but that might affect our nurif you could. but yeah, myng. >> if you could. but yeah, my mum's a mum's like this. she's online a lot does make lot and i think this does make sense. you know, a sense. i think, you know, it's a myth 70 not myth that over 70 are not online. are there for the online. they are there for the plus, although they're not on social they're plus, although they're not on sociydoing they're plus, although they're not on sociydoing stuff. they're just doing other stuff. >> they love facebook, >> no, they do love facebook, which absolutely which has become absolutely a the grey's book, think they the grey's book, i think they call show is call it now. anyway, the show is nearly another nearly over. let's take

youtube video and i'm not saying that isn't cute or interesting but it is quite different recommending a book that might be richer and deeper and make an incredible impact. so i think the recommendation said it was a parenting book not about your friends recommending book. i found it necessary to may be counter the most popular culture which i knew my kids would get access to as a matter of course really to expose them to things they wouldn't naturally be exposed to. i also think it's important to do it together as a family but it's a little challenging when the kids are of a variety of ages. but we would watch a movie together the kids would have violently opposing views interpretations. which could be a little annoying at the beginning because it seems so strong. it actually made the dinner table conversation pretty interesting because they were animated about their perspective. i certainly think they learned to make good logical arguments because if they didn't play sibling would swat it down. but surely there we really have to watch this would all of my friends are watching the latest marvel or abc

might i add. the canine goes on to howl the world's showing some more affection. he's been a viral video sensation. he started numerous evans videos that she regularly posts to her youtube. very sweet. well, thank you all for joining us this morning for lisa argent and all of us here at abc seven mornings, i'm stephanie sierra. we'll see you back here at nine. >> this is abc. 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yay you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> here we are. we are. we are, we are, we are we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can

related, it might not be science. [ laughter ] yeah you guys -- you did something very cool today which i want everybody here to know you put the first four minutes of the movie on youtubethe second the movie starts, so i hope everybody will go do that and check that out >> thank you >> thank you so much >> just one long youtube video, basically. [ laughter ] >> seth: then how are you -- my last thing before i let you guys go, how are you feeling about this week? are you excited about "snl" as well it must be a trippy week to be promoting a movie, and also know that lorne doesn't care and he wants you to have a good saturday [ light laughter ] lorne right now is probably like, "oh, are they promoting their movie? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> that is the vibe. >> seth: that is the vibe, yeah, yeah, yeah guess what, you're not imagining it, yeah >> no. >> no, we did "the tonight show" on monday and he was like, "you're late for pitch." >> seth: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] that's what he does. that's how he gets the best work out of you guys, and he certainly has. it's so lovely to have you guys here congratulations on the movie [ cheers and applause you guys, that's john higgins

guests have accumulated over 300 million views on youtube, posting music videos, sketches and, by the way, they won the amazing race too, so you mightolderness family accumulated millions of followers over multiple platforms over the last ten years when they realized they could turn their online videos into full time jobs. joining us to talk about the creator economy is kim and penn holderness from the holderness family. and, wow, is this, like, meeting celebrities having you on today, thank you for joining us. >> right back at you, yeah. thank you for having us. >> yeah. we were watching even more of your stuff in the breaks leading up to this, but we have all been talking on set about what it is you guys do and i think it is because you're normal people but funnier and more fun than we are, that we connect with all of you. it has been a long time, i think ten years since christmas jammies first came out. and i can't believe you guys have been doing this and for such a long time. i think the key is figuring out what you do and then pivoting along the way. but maybe you guys can tell us a little bit about how you first figured out t