. >> according to the youtube uploaders, the black eyes didn't happen and they only suffered some minorlling. >> the whole thing is stupid. >> let me counter that with what these ladies wrote on youtube. anyone who claims they've never done something dumb is probably either lying to themselves or doesn't understand how fun works, lighten up. >> this is fun! >> it's time for tuesday's buzz word in the "right this minute" giveaway. >> you have to be 18 years old to ter and it's time to you entered the buzz worded on our facebook page. and tuesday's buzz word is -- >> speedboat. >> click on the win on an ipad button on rightthisminute.com and enter the buzz word, s-p-e-e-d-b-o-a-t for your chance to win a brand-new ipad, good luck, everybody. >>> light it up or turn it into a video game. see how it's done. >> they're going to be like, it's really easy, you take and -- >> we know, we know. >> you put it here. >> some real how had to help, most boring video of the day. trying to stay awake, please. a lecture at a hall in prague. the czech republic. but -- >> this old stunt? >> nothing like a

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soon after the police are called in, they upload the video footage to youtube. they hope viewers will supply information. >> this is just another tool that we can use that helps. we will get phone calls or tips about who the bad guys are. so it helps. >> reporter: minutes after posting the video, the police hear from a person claiming to have seen a man who looks like the suspect. six hours after the video was posted, a man turns himself in and is arrested. >> for them to make an arrest that quickly was phenomenal. >> reporter: american police departments have been using social media for about two years. economic difficulties have forced cities to cut their budgets, so police had to find new ways to investigate crime. >> social media works. it's another tool in our arsenal and in law enforcement to solve crime. >> reporter: in may, seattle police investigated the shooting of five people in a cafe. the suspect got away. only nine minutes after the shooting, police made their first report on twitter. then a police officer at the scene started posting more details

soon after the police are called in, they upload the video footage to youtube. they hope viewers will supply the information. >> this is just another tool that we can use that happens. we'll get phone calls, or tips, about hot bad guys are. so it helps. >> minutes after posting the video, the police hear from a person claiming to have seen a man who looks like the suspect. six hours after the video was posted, a man turns himself in and is arrested. >> for them to make an arrest that quickly was phenomenal. >> american police departments have been using social media for about two years. economic difficulties have forced cities to cut their budgets, so police had to find new ways to investigate crime. >> chilling video. social media works. it is another tool in our arsenal as -- in law enforcement to help solve crime. >> in may, seattle police investigated a shooting of five people in a cafe. the suspect got away. only nine minutes after the shooting, police made their first report on twitter. then a police officer at the scene started posting more details like t

this video was shot by local fan, andrew, and uploaded to youtube. it shows the team oracle moving along the bay at a good clip and then all of a sudden, you start to see it go to the right. that's when the bows start to chop away and before you know it, it falls over. the team has done this maneuver several times before, but this time, kite him off guard. >> the sailors knew something was terribly wrong when the back of the boat. >> the team tactician says the wind was blowing one way at 25 knotts and the current was going in the opposite direction. as they turned, the boat did a pitch pole. >> that's when the capsizes occur. >> at first, it didn't look that bad, most of the boat was still out of the water and in tact, as crews clung to the upside down poll. the wing, which stood 13 story st tall was under water. the waves snapped off the wing and chopped it into pieces. the hole got thrashed, at least seven miles out to see. >> i'm not sure what went wrong to be honest. we'll have to review the video. >> all of a sudden, it started to go over. did

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. >> jake's brother, coal, recorded the encounter, and uploaded the video to youtube.ws and counting. >> it is awesome, i get to go wherever he goes and meet cool people. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and for all of those who used to torment him, the haters, they now serve as motivation for jake to perform for crowds of up to 20,000 people. >> i'm just like you, i'm just a kid with a dream. >> my big dream is to have fun and to make music. and it is coming true right now. >> from jake, to "little jakes," stutterer turned rapper and a role model. >> let me introduce, from cnn ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, this is not the first time we've seen something like that, but it is still so remarkable to watch. you know, one reason jake may not stutter when he raps is that music relies on the right side of the brain, while language relies on the left. other people, using a stage voice, sometimes they whisper. whatever is going on in jake's head, it is pretty incredible to watch. and we certainly wish him the best. >>> well, next, we will help you with what is called mindless eating. psychological tricks you can

. >> jake's brother cole recorded the encounter and uploaded the video to youtube. views and counting. >> it's awesome. i get to go wherever he goes, meet cool people. >> and for all those who used to torment him, the haters, that i now serve as motivation for jake to perform for crowds of up to 20,000. >> my big dream is to have fun and to make music, and it's coming true. >> for jake, the li'l jacques, stutterer turned rapper and a role model. >> jakes on cnn. let me introduce. >> well, this isn't the first time we've seen something like this, but it's still so remarkable to watch. watch. you know, one reason jake may not stut wher he raps that music relies more on the right side of the brain. language utilizes the left. other tricks that people use who stutter is sometimes a stage voice, a foreign accent. sometimes they whisper. whatever is going on inside jake's head, it could be great to watch, and we wish him all the best. we're going to help you turn into what we call mindless eating. a simple psychological trick that you use on yourself to eat less, eat heal

governments say the next time somebody decides to be provocative, and it will happen, and upload something crazy on youtube. what should we be saying? we have no responsibility with any kook, i think is a good term, who might want to upload onto youtube. i would be curious what the government should be same. thank you. >> i think i might have an answer for that. i think president obama and a secretary clinton did an excellent job in responding to the youtube of video by basically not responding to it. saying that they recognized the hateful message that came out of it, but they were moving beyond the video. like you said, governments do not have a responsibility to comment on every single thing that is up loaded to youtube or the internet that may be deemed as hateful or offensive to some people. i think in this instance, is is probably best for governments to rely on those a strong, civil society organizations that do have a relationship with communities to put out statements, or to work with the community, or to be like, listen. i understand that whatever message amount might be offensive, but this is th

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youtube was seven years ago. they. 72 hours of video that is being uploaded to youtube every minute. -- they have 72 hours. six years ago is when twitter started. there were 10.3 million tweets during the presidential election alone. a lot of these things have shaped how we communicate and our culture a lot of ways. to be an effective communicator today, two things have to be true. it has to be immediate. we cannot tolerate the delays we did in the past. and pass an average content. photographs and videos are becoming the norm. regardless if it's between a student and professor or between retailer and a purchaser of the product, a studio and their audience, or however it may be. when we talk about broadband, everybody's definition is a little different. from my perspective, it is and always on thing. i've heard politicians and attorneys argue about what should be the minimum broadband standard and things like that. i will not get into that debate. from my perspective, as an engineer, no matter what threshold you set, tomorrow is going to be to slow. if you are going to design your network around today's st

she uploaded it to youtube, yesterday, she took her own life.w times, but couldn't escape correspond meanters. classmates are in disbelief. >> this has been going on for a very long time. if i was her i would have done it way before. >> school officials who knew of the bullying say they connected her with counselors. >> the district was aware of the video that was posted prior to her death and that supports were in place. >> condolences flooded facebook, and amanda posted a school project on cyberbullying, yet her online confessional mirrors similar messages of pain. youtube has pulled her video, and school counselors grapple with its legacy. >>> hoeshl story. >>> green pork? those two words may sound very strange, but they were actually said last night. part of a tense moment. a very tense moment during last night's debate. congressman paul ryan was criticizing the administration for spending on green energy, but vise president biden hit back on the attack. here's the exchange. >> the vice president was in charge of overseeing this. $90 billion

they would upload them to facebook or youtube right away.t happened an hour ago. video intended for the entertainment quickly becomes police evidence. >> the police are walking through the neighborhood handing them out to students, trying to get them to match names to faces. >> they put video on it. when something happens like that, they're going to film it. people have to understand we are going to identify you. and we arrested them. >> the videos go viral, gaining attention online and in the news media. >> i talked to the seniors graduating and never lived in the neighborhood. now they're getting their degree that they worked hard for four years, now has a stain of kegs and eggs incident on it. >> after a chaotic day, there are a number of arrests and many are convicted on multiple charges. two people receive jail time. the rest get probation, fines or community service. the city in corroboration with the local colleges is doing whatever it can to prevent anything like this from ever happening again. including a clever new placement for a

she uploaded a video to youtube describing the years of torture. her mother says she hopes others will learn something from her tragedy and stop the bullying all together. >>> a 15-year-old high schooler faces charges for threatening another student while being videotaped. the high school student preston deaner was doing an interview about bullying when three students approached him and hit him. the teen suspect is charged as a juvenile with assault. last night preston's family held an anti-bullying dance for students. those who attended had to sign a petition saying they would stand up against bullying. >> to help others who are getting bullied and to prevent it from happening and stop bullying. >> make sure if he is having a problem or anything with it and then text him and check facebook making sure nobody is saying anything bad. if they do tell his mom or him. >> about 150 people showed up to the anti-bullying event. school officials are also working to try and cut down on bullying among students. >>> another home coming last night. this one an

government say the next time somebody decides to be provocative, and it will happen, and upload something crazy on youtube? what should we be sending? we have no responsibility for what any kook, i think is a good term, might want to upload to youtube. but i'd be curious of what government should be saying. thank you. >> i think i might have an answer for that. so, i think president obama and secretary clinton did an excellent job of responding to the youtube video by basically not responding to it, saying that they recognized the hateful message that came out of it, but they were moving beyond the video. like you said, governments don't have a responsibility to comment on every single thing that is uploaded to youtube or the internet. that may be deemed as hateful or offensive to some people. but we were getting with other issues. we were dealing with the reactions to that. and so i think in this instance it's probably best for governments to rely on those strong civil society organizations that do have a relationship with communities to put out statements or to work with the community to be like, listen

youtube was seven years ago and they have 72 hours video being uploaded to youtube every minute. of every day. six years ago when footer was released i am sure you saw the press release about 10.3 million tweets during the presidential election. a lot of these have shaped how we communicate in our culture and a lot of ways but today to be an effective communicator there are two things that have to be true. it has to be immediate. we can't tolerate the delays we did in the past if and it has to have rich content. photos and videos are becoming the norm regardless whether between a student or professor or a retailer and purchaser of the product, studio and audience or whoever it might be. what do we mean when we talk about broadband and everybody's definition is a little different. it is always on connection. i have heard all of the politicians and attorneys argue about what should be the minimum broadband standard and things like that. i won't get into that debate but from my perspective as an engineer no matter what threshold used that tomorrow is going to be too slow and if you

." ♪ binders full of women ♪ >> reporter: still, binder songs were uploaded to youtube, and even an internethaven't been this popular since grade school and that whole big bird thing -- >> it's me big bird. >> reporter: -- seems so two weeks ago. for "cbs this morning," seth doane, new york. >> i would just like to point out that we also have our binders every morning full of research papers yeah. >> no i think it's going to be the joke that keeps on giving. i really do. >> yeah. >> to be continued, for sure. >> but can i say, one of these kinds of things, they happen and whether it's fair unfair maybe mitt romney misspoke, they then generate a discussion about other things, which is the gaffe that was taking place in massachusetts about women in senior positions, because this is what this is about. there was a group, math gap, that was formed in order to get women in charge of senior positions, and the head of that group was on a conference call organized by democrats yesterday that said romney never requested binders full of women. they actually provided those binders on their own because

this was taken by an onlooker and uploaded to youtube.ou can hear the sounds, the screams, you see the police. this is philadelphia. they used batons and tasers to get control of this fight involving two separate wedding parties. police say during the fight, a 57-year-old man suffered a heart attack and died after being taken to the hospital. here is one of the brides. geez. officers arrested three people. the cause of the fight, still unknown. >>> as we have been mentioning here looking at the live pictures in keen, california. president obama, here we go. not quite the president yet, we're waiting, expecting to take to the stage here, will he respond, might he respond to mitt romney's accusations that the president is not a strong leader on foreign policy? we're going to listen in and take you to keen, california, coming up. >>> for the very first time, four years ago, the presidential campaigns took the plunge into the world that we now live in, that being social media. now they have pretty much a president in every facet of the intern

the first time i made one of these lessons i was making them for my cousins and i uploaded the 12 minute lesson on youtube too long. it was a ten minute limit. i had to make nine and a half minutes. they're not cliff's notes. you can do as many as you want. i think we're at least as comprehensive as what you normally get. since then, we've had researchers and i talk about that in the book, who said no, there are studies that back this up. there's no reason people are sitting in 55 minute lectures other than logistics. people zone out after 10 to 15 minutes. >> with other countries now steaming past america, what is the number one thing you want to see whoever wins the next election do about this? >> i think there's going to be a broad push to making classrooms more human. when you have 42 people or 30 people, even 20 people in a room and it's all about a lecture, no matter how good you get that ratio down, it's still a passive experience. it's what we all went through. you're looking at a clock waiting for the period to end. so what we're talking about is technology not to replace what's happening in a cl

. >> on july 15th the korean rapper named sai uploaded a new music video on youtube and it has takenorld by storm in less than three months. ♪ >> it's had a huge successes specially on the billboard charts. it's number one on the digital charts. it's number one on the youtube charts. and it hit number 28 for the first time last week on our charts the top 40 main stream. >> reporter: though the song is sung in korean that doesn't stop people here from listening to it. sai's dance moves where he pretends to ride an imaginary horse is one of the reasons why high school kids love the video. >> i feel like everybody should go out and learn the dance because it's awesome and just catchy and everyone should just go. >> learn the dance and you'll have the time of your life. >> even shy tyler loves doing the dance. >> every time it comes on we are up and dancing and having a g time. by the time we're back on the air we're just, sorry guys. we've been dancing. it's always a good time. love it. >> reporter: not everyone thinks this is the best song they've ever heard. some are even surprised a

. >> reporter: jake's brother, cole, recorded the encounter and uploaded the video to youtube.g. >> it's awesome. i get to go wherever he goes, meet cool people. ♪ you can't make them go away >> reporter: for all those who used to torment him, the haters, they now serve as motivation for jake, to perform for crowds of up to 20,000 people. ♪ i'm just like you i'm just a kid with a dream ♪ >> my big dream is to have fun and to make music. and it's coming true right now. >> reporter: from jake to lil jakes, stutterer turned rapper and a role model. ♪ jakes on cnn let me introduce ♪ >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >> got to love when you can work in cnn in your rap. we appreciate that, lil jakes. >> amazing. >> incredible. >> i wonder if they'll be able to sort of study that to see if you could make that somehow lessen his stutter, but figure out what he's doing in the rapping that could possibly help. that's fascinating. wow! great little kid. >> amazing kid. >> great story. >> "end point" is up next. >>> final segment this morning, we want to, once again, update yo

>> did he upload it to facebook or youtube? >> i think he was trying to. stopped him. what happened to the day when the parents would say, that is wrong? they support the school. i think the school is right. >> why is it wrong? >> the fight should be -- the goal should be not to videotape a fight. >> why? >> because i think efforts should be put into stopping the fight. you've seen this every time we roll any video of people fighting. people are videotaping and essentially what they're doing by their presence is egging it on. i know you're saying he -- acting as if i'm getting evidence for later. >> supposedly they were in a fight and what if they got hurt? >> we don't need to videotape every evidence of bad conduct and put it on youtube. this is just what kids do now. >> and they should be suspended for it. >> and you're going to pass out, be dehydrated, all on the floor, begging for water. >> we're not going to have a chance to show videos on tv. >> we'll talk a short break and be back in a moment. will you stop? if we want to improve our schools... ...w

if you look at youtube, it will take you eight years to watch the videos that are uploaded there in oneay. how can you regulate the internet? that is a question. >>shepard: what they want governments to do it sounds like is limit hot spots and record everything we do online so later they can review it. that may sound u.n. to some but it doesn't sound very u.s. >>guest: the problem, really, is the investigators want to go out and find data on terrorists. they use the internet and they leave a trail. you follow the trails and the internet addresses and if you look at an intent hot spot, i would be more worried about the video cameras use walk to the hot spot rather than the internet trail. it is easier to pick a picture from the crowd because not too many complain about the video cameras. >>shepard: but if you walk outside our building they are recording what you do, where you go, what you say, and now they will record what you do in the hot spot there at the airport and when you go through the metal dethey will feel you up if they get a chance. i don't remember what happened to america.

they uploaded the new movie "move" to youtube last night., i asked him is he ready for this, interviews, and he said this time he's going to take his health much more seriously. >> good to see him doing better. jenna bush hager, thanks for this story. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, we'll take a turn and show you four websites that will change the way you shop online. but up next big bird goes on "snl" to talk about his surprising place in the presidential race. ♪ [ male announcer ] 20,000 btus produce a delicate sear. double-oven range makes dinner and dessert -- at the same time. turbo-charged advantium oven cooks more than twice as fast, in this culinary powerhouse. dan. yes? molÉ sauce. [ male announcer ] with ge's most advanced cooking technology, the cafÉ line takes food further. ♪ there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. it's the 20th edition of monopoly at mcdonald's and 1 in 4 wins. with over 300 million dollars in cash and

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