is creating as part of youtube read -- youtube red will be available on our youtube >> will it be available for the $35 monthly price or do you have to be a youtube red subscriber? >> the youtube red originals will be included for the $35 price for our youtube tv product. >> right. one thing you have stressed in this service and a lot of new life services stress is sports. you have highlights on youtube. you don't have live sports. you see yourself bidding for sports rights in addition to what is already available on youtube? >> the goal of this product is to be able to offer tv content and have a great tv content experience which includes lives sports. of live so, our partnerships with broadcast networks -- we have a comprehensive sports offering for users with this product. caroline: youtube ceo speaking with lucas shaw. we heard some of the biggest names while at the mobile congress in barcelona including ericsson. it is aiming to capture some of the $1.2 trillion market for a broadband services. we caught up with ericsson's chief executive officer for more. >> in

youtube as this place to get video for free. you experimented with youtube red last year. what have you found about youtubepetite for paying for something and what is the future of youtube red now that you have this full tv service? >> we think there is an opportunity for users to be able to also have a subscription service, and so while the free ad-supported model is a wonderful model and we are investing in that, we see an opportunity with tv content to offer that to our users for the $35 a month for the accounts, so that is an exciting opportunity to expand to a new type of content and make that available to our users. >> do think this service then helps to boost business, increase your chances of generating profits, advertising revenues? >> what we see is an opportunity to be able to all current tv content to our users and away they are used to consuming content, and so if you look at the generation of the cord nevers, cord cutters, cord millennial, they expected to be on demand and cross-platform, so we saw the opportunity to bring this amazing tv content to this generation and connect them to content

youtube to the service. of course, the original content youtube is creating as part of youtube red will be available. available for the $35 monthly price, or will you have to be a youtube red subscriber? ms. wojcicki: youtube red originals will be included in the $35 price. reporter: one thing you have stressed in this service and a lot of new life services, you have highlights on youtube but you don't have live sports. do you see yourself bidding for sporting sites in addition to what is available on youtube? ms. wojcicki: the goal of this product is to be able to offer tv content and have a great experience, which includes a lot of live sports. via partnerships with all of our broadcasters and networks, we have a comprehensive sports offering for users with this product. selina: that was youtube ceo susan wojcicki speaking with bloomberg lucas shaw. let's go back to our guest, ryan farber at that point ventures, who's an investor in both netflix and tivo. he gave the classic answer that what makes them different is they have a great user experience. but do you think they will get millennials to buy

facebook can give you very granular targeting for your .udiences, but also youtube youtube has dominated video advertising, and if snap wants to be the sort of millennial version of tv, they need to make sure they can compete with that. they have made a lot of progress in the last year. advertisers spoke highly about the understanding of the market. but there is still a lot to do. klhan is aging -- khan is a genius, in my opinion, but one of the things snap has said is they are not going to target the way facebook has. they are not going to gather personal data and show their ads based on that. if that is what advertisers are seeking, isn't that unlikely that those advertisers are going to get what they are looking for? sarah: well, they are getting some of it. right now on snap, they can target based on what lifestyle categories you have been looking at on discover. let's say you read a lot of people magazine channel. they would be able to target to you based on that. there are 100 plus different ways to target people by interest. then, of course, you can target by other things like ema

the fact that they gave youtube, youtube, the cord cutting device for millennials the rights to stream live to cloud dvr to search and do everything in a subscription service, nobody is talking about it. that's weird. that's a moment that they agreed to. you've got them. you've got sling out there. you've got directv now. so everyone is in conflict with everybody, but the studios, guys that created this content for the last hundred years have thrown their hands up and said we're not going to fight it anymore. >> elephant in the room to me is what does disney do? they have every property you want. they have an exclusive with netflix that runs out in a year or two. you're going to tell me disney is not going to be a marquee over the top app of our own library and all of our properties, sports, abc, how are they not going to do their -- they're not going to rely on netflix to distribute their stuff. >> they're going to do it all. they bought some big percentage of major league baseball advance media. the business they have. so for sure fox announced we're going to take our stuff and put i

>> they have youtube elmo. >> youtube. >> elmo's going to be okay. we should note "sesame street" recently partnered with hbo so it's likely to survive any trim budget cuts -- trump budget cuts. >>> we'll have one final look at the forecast when we com i've been blind since birth. it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. >>> well, a chill certainly in the air today. after that last couple of days we're milder today and windy. cold, 40s but it's going to feel like the 30s at best. now tomorrow light wind after 20s in the morning up milder on friday with a stray shower, you saw saturday andrea. 75. a lot of people will be enjoying that one. >> that's great. that's spring. that's it for wusa9 news at noon, we'll be back at 5:00. have a great day. >> vic

the isps cannot raise any funds trump the largest edge providers -- network, youtube -- netflix, youtubeoogle. there's always a lurking threat the fcc could undo the forbearance and a impose rate regulations on the prices isps charge. we saw a slight pullback in 2015. sawrding to one study we slight pullback. the last time isps got to operate outside the confines of carrier relation, we saw a significant pullback on the order of around 5% of broadband capital in the united states relative to 2014. feel people hold back investment because of lack of uncertainty. have a listen. out our opent internet rules, we built an extensive record and it was reviewed and affirmed strongly by the court. whether you can come back a few , this is going to be a long process. quote cracks me up. i don't know if you watch the oral arguments when the sec .awyer tried to defend he cannot give an answer. it was actually one of the more humorous parts of the hearing. there was no answer or circumstance or regulatory circumstance. the only thing that changed was the policies. the notion that there is something s

youtube. they have youtube red which delivers ad free content in the us, but this one will bring together nbc, espn, the broadcaster you would typically get in the united states through youtubel tv, you may have sky, netflix, amazon prime as well. there is a huge range of services you can use. it all depends on cost. there is no details about how much this will cost quite yet. maybe $30. looking like $35 for a family subscription so like $35 for a family subscription so you like $35 for a family subscription so you can access like $35 for a family subscription so you can access it on up to 60 vices, you don't need a satellite dish ora vices, you don't need a satellite dish or a tv. but what about your broadband provision and the speed? sky have talked about delivering their service through the internet in the past six months or so. but high—quality tv through your internet connection and someone else is on twitter, then it is gone. you are is on twitter, then it is gone. you a re really into is on twitter, then it is gone. you are really into it and it starts doing that. that was an issue, they had a similar online search option called directv in the state and it is about $7

youtube. kind of losing the "you" and just becoming the "tube." [laughter] megan: this is youtube giving tv channels, calling it a "skinny bundle," hoping millennials are watching everything on mobile. they are not the first into the market and will not be the last but it is ambitious. worked on it for two years. whether millennial's ready to pay for 35 tv channels on $35 mobile, it sounds interesting. it will be interesting to see whether they migrate to that. it is an interesting test for the company, another big technology company facing a test. carol: a reporter tried out youtubet up with him. >> youtube is launching a virtual cable tv service basically, over-the-top, skinny bundle. you pay them $35 a month and you get the four top broadcast networks, abc, cbs, nbc, and fox and then about 35 or so of their , affiliated cable networks. there is no long-term contracts, and when you talk to youtube executives about this, they basically say we have been wanting to this for 6, 7, 8 years and it is finally coming , to pass, and we think this will be a simplification of the tv experience. it will bring together all of your traditional tv and your online tv, one simple app. carol: who is going to hate youtube in this process? youtube tv? the cable networks? who is it? >> they will be competing most directly over the past two years, there has been a number of these similar services that have launched. dish launched two years ago, then at&t jumped in with directv now, and sony has playstation vue, so they will be competing with other services. hulu is supposed to launch

from youtube's and google's perspective, they think it makes sense because youtube has had this longto be the one place you go for every kind of video in the world, and they pretty much have everything except your traditional tv packages come in so they are completing the whole menu. from another perspective, google is a huge advertising company, and this gives them entree into this large, live, linear television market. they will not have a lot of control over the tv ads you see from the start, but they will get that data and more information. carol: up next, an unlikely development battle in los angeles. oliver: plus, artificial intelligence moves to the tennis court. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. carol: i am carol massar. in the markets and finance section, propose construction been hitting builders, the mayor, and advocates for the homeless against the aids health care foundation in los angeles. >> it is an interesting, complicated owlet measure debate we are having in los angeles. which is nothing

youtube comment. it's proven wr. >> you came to me saying about a youtube comment about a guyh ou cannon. >> someone on youtube saidouldn't it be a great idea to launch a drone out. and i'm like, that is a great idea. you know what he t reply with, well, that's crazy. i said that's actually an awesome idea. >> i want to make a gremlin g>> test if you haven't seen the channel before, it is a playground for people who like to buildn minutes of that theory -- >> so he makes stage one. >> right. >> and stage two. so the way it will work is we'll have a gremlin strapped to he i. going to shoot it. so stage one it goes up. the bottom rocket falls off. and the nicely fly it back to earth. >> it's not like it's rocket science. but they get super, super bit high-tech. >> so how are you strapping this thing on rubber bands. >> but not. >> is this a good distance? >> yeah, probably. >> you ready for this? >> three, two, one. off it fires. you as it takes to the sky. everybody goes crazy. the theory has paid off. there you go. you can launch a drone from a cannon. everybody is just super excited. because -- >> we invented a ne

youtube. youtube is part of the alpha get enterprise. 40 channels for $35 a month. i say that is a big, big deal. ashley: cheap. stuart: ashley. ashley: i need to see which channels, but pretty good. my kids just spend their entire day on youtubencredible. stuart: i mean, keith, come into this. this is a new way of watching television, isn't it? it not televisio we ow it, streaming on youtube a netflix and the rest is a big deal. >> it's a huge deal. this is a potential apple killer. apple talked about tv for a long period of time. another company taking away apple's target. here is what's important. if you want to watch the history channel you don't have to have underwater basket weaving to go along with it. stuart: what was that? underwater basket weaving. >> exactly. stuart: that's pretty good. [laughter] it's more disruption. another segment going through disruption. espn we see having problems because of it. the models how consumers receive products are being torn up and reformed and that's, you know, it's huge opportunities for the players in those segments, i think. stuart: of course, we have the amazon story of the day for you. this is a story about amazon's influence and control of, or part played in the internet. its

youtube is going prime time. it announced a new service called youtube tv that will deliver tv channels to paying customers for $35 a month starting this spring. lucas shaw spoke to ceo of youtubevent in los angeles. he started by asking her about the details of the new service. youtube, we have a lot of demand for tv content. we think it is a great opportunity with the mobile phones because everyone is carrying a tv with them and their pockets, but they are not using them as tvs, so we saw this opportunity to take this amazing tv content and make it available to generations that love content, but wanted on demand, watch it on any device. they want to not have the commitments currently required for tv, so we saw a big opportunity to bring the full tv experience to our audience. these tv networks, these are owned by companies. in the past, youtube has had a difficult relationship with them . did you have to make assurances about those topics? all ofctually work with the large broadcasters on the networks to bring that content onto youtube now. we have clips, shows, so we have had a good relationship with them, and they have seen the opportunity to use youtube as a mechanism to g

youtube page there isa bottom of every youtube page there is a setting that you can change. that will turn off any video that‘s been flagged for inappropriate content. you won‘t be able to view it. you can use the youtubeyou know, you‘re a parent, do yourjob. ithink saying this is, you know, you‘re a parent, do yourjob. i think that's afair point. parent, do yourjob. i think that's a fair point. go on, sonia? on the bottom of the youtube screen it used to be called, "safe" and they call it restrictive. if youtube want parents to take their responsibility they could call it safety or for kids or for parents that makes it clear and they could bring it to parents attention because i have interviewed lots of parents and no one is telling them that there is a mechanism. tell us what that is mike? it is called restricted mode. it is at the very bottom of any youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won‘t get the fake stuff? youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won't get the fake stuff? turn the restricted mode on and that will limit, likei the restricted mode on and that will limit, like i say, quite a lot of these videos, not all of them. it depends on users to flag them up and ifa depends on users to f

youtube franchise. verizon, at&t, johnson & johnson all pulling ads from youtube because of a report that demonstrated some are appearing on extremist hate speech on youtubehow big of a hit is this for alphabet? what can they do to rectify it? mark: my guess is it is not that big of a hit and they do solve it. this is not the first time it has come up. 10 or 15 years ago, advertisers were worried about what videos their ads would be shown against. it has been a long time technology problem for you to. there are 6 million videos uploaded on a daily basis. policing all of those is a tough thing. i think there is a technology challenge. i do not know how to solve that. this our advertisers using to leverage? mark: i think there's probably a little negotiation going on in the public markets. i think advertisers will come back because the fastest-growing element of iernet -- of all advertising is where snapchat is, facebook is, and where youtube is. it is mobile video. if you want to get people spending all their time watching video, you needo be on youtube. i do not think a large advertiser can afford to be away from youtube for an extended time. does this we

youtube tv will feature broadcast networks, including nbc and espn and cost 35 bucks a month for six accounts. is subscribers will be able to watch original content from the youtube web channel which features programming by top youtubers. sam and laura, back over to you. >>> thank you very much, landon. it is 4:47. we are following developing news out of the east where a tornado outbreak has devastated homes and taken lives. these are live pictures. you can see some of the district in perry county, missouri. 22 tornados touched down since yesterday, killing three people. look at that what they have to go through now. the worst hit areas are missouri and illinois. >> a few days ago they had record high temperatures. >>> 22 tornados in a day. >> that is not all that uncommon this time of year. today is the first day of meteorological spring. >> wait a minute. >> yeah. it is actually march 1st. for weather people. not astronomical spring. >> i'm not getting out my white pants yet. >> not yet. the temperature trend on average starts to go up on this date. we can't feel that. but we will this afternoon. here's a live look outside at san francisco. clear skies. look how cold it is. definitely feels like winter out there.

youtube. google which owns youtube is promising to eliminate rate speep that will no longer accept ads that harass people. >>> uber says it's scaling back its plan to expansion. 2000 to 3000 employees were supposed to move into the o sears building on broadway last year. they will rent out much of the oakland site. in a state oakland mayor says in part quote this prime office will be put back into full use. >>> time is 6:44. target is giving shoppers a peak at the future. take a look at what a houston's door will look like when it comes in october. it will have a speed entrance. that will lead shoppers to the redesigned grocery aisle. target plans to renovate 600 stores over the next three years. >>> basketball fans from around the country will descend on san jose. >> san jose is one of four cities picked to host games at this regional level. the last time they hosted the san jose men's basketball tournament was 1847. west virginia plays gonzaga followed by xavier and by the way both days are sold out. >> it's a pretty exclusive and elite event and it doesn't surprise me that, you know, the ticket

youtube. google which owns youtube by controversial figures including a muslim preacher, terrorist support groups and white nationalist david duke. company such as audi and the british government pulled their advertising. google has now promised to increase their efforts eliminating hate speech. google l's stock is down a nearly 2%. overall u.s. stocks are on track for one of their biggest losses of the year. banks are tumbling and banks are also taking big losses. down 186 points. the nasdaq is alsz down in the red down 84 points. >> apple is releasing the new iphone 7. today apple introduced a special red edition of the 7 and 7 plus. proceeds will go to the global fund to fight aids. apple says over the years it's contributed (13) 400-0000 to the aids fund. -- 1 thirlt $4 million. -- one big advantage with the pro is that it works with the apple pencil. the ipad comes in silver, gold, and space gray. >>> still ahead the search is on for a driver trying to hit people in a parking lot. and an incident moments before is what set that woman off. >> also we're learning more about first daughter ivan

youtube says it, quote, regrets any confusion about its restricted mode. the issue came up after there were complaints youtube was hiding videos with lgbt content. youtube said it's proud to represent lgbtq voices and they're part of what youtube is about. it said restricted mode is for what it calls the tiny subset of users who want a more limited experience. the company goes on to say that mode relies on age restrictions, community flagging, and other signals to identify and filter potentially inappropriate content. some lgbtq supporters say youtube is one of the only places that youth can find the communities they feel comfortable with. >>> two more top executives are leaving and battling ridesharing company uber. the marketing expert was hired to help improve the company's image. the vice president of maps and business platform also announced his plans to leave though his exit has reportedly been in the works for a while. in recent months, number of high level uber executives have left the company. there also have been allegations of workplace sexual harassment. uber admitted to using a program that helped drivers skirt regulators while operating in

youtube. in one video, a character's teeth are pulled out by the dentist against a soundtrack of screening. youtube has said they make it easy for pa rents youtube main story, the expected cyclone debbie. it has been called a monster cyclone. this is the scene in queensland, australia, in the past of cyclone debbie. you can seejust how wet it is. the storm seems to be battering this town. tens of thousands have been told to evacuate, winds about 250 kilometres an hourare evacuate, winds about 250 kilometres an hour are expected —— cyclone debbie. you can see that the winds are looking very strong. we will keep you updated as soon as we get more information on that. sexual harassment is a huge problem in india. some have suggested that more than 80% of women have been harassed at some point in their lives. now, it india's most popular state is taking action, sending what it calls anti— romeo squads out to streets. we have been to see them in action. this seems pretty random to me. they arejust stopping guys, like this seems pretty random to me. they are just stopping guys, like this quy are just stopping guys, like this guy here. asking them what

. >>> and youtube is launching a web tv he service. youtubeackages of about 40 broadcasting cable channels for $35 a month. it comes with unlimited storage on the cloud's dvr and lets three people watch on different devices at the same time. it's expected to launch next month in a few different cities. meg. >> one more company getting in the game. >> more options. >> jill wagner, new york stock exchange, thank you. >>> still ahead, medical mystery. we'll see how colon cancer rates are soaring among young adults in the u.s. enamel is the strong, wof your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter t

youtube tv it will debut in the coming months and cost $35 a month for six accounts. subscribers will be able to watch original movies and shows from youtube red channel, which features content from top youtube stars. also they can record shows to a cloud dvr and watch them for up to nine months. >> unlimited storage. >> getting aggressive here. >> i think this is huge. it's cheap, relative to -- relative to what i have to pay for my other package here. compared to uk prices. unlimited storage in the cloud. i bet it will be easy to use. in terms of online for things like the main cable companies, they don't have a great interface, and i bet youtube will be just as easy to use whether you do it on tv or the computer. and it is cheap. >> they've been ramping up advertising on youtube. wonder if this will command higher prices. it's all about getting part of that tv ad budget. everybody is trying to do it. snap trying to do it with the ipo. >> they just need the subscription service. and think of the cash power that going hall to buy ad content. this is a clear threat to the margins of traditional broadcasters and netflix. >> which is why they are under pressure to do more original shows. >> go

youtube, for example? >> youtube, for example, went from 100 million hours watched per day to 1 billion hours of youtube watched globally every day. that's an extraordinary platform and extraordinary responsibility. my own view on most of this extremist thing as well as fake news in general is that it's a ranking problem. we are very good at detecting what's the most relevant and what's the least relevant. it should be possible for computers to detect malicious, misleading and incorrect information and essentially have you not see it. we are not arguing for censorship, we are arguing to take it off the page, put it somewhere else. make it harder to find. maria: that's the thing, people are feeling that it is harder to find. >> that will get fixed and it will get fixed -- it's a big problem in social media in my view. there's undifferentiated links, i'm going to link here and here and they discovered a woman who is a passionate activist who is a computer runed by the russians or whatever stereotype you have. maria: can you see everything quickly that's out there? when you've got the bad guys posting things, how

and there is youtube red, which isa it? and there is youtubetition and challenge for netflix, but room to grow. his business is very challenging. it is, given the competition. earlier, we asked what she thought of snapchat, whether you love it or have no idea what it is. snapchat are hoping to disrupt social media in the way that netflix wants to disrupt television. these are the views of some people in new york about snapchat. i know what it is but i do not use it. when i see something, i snap it. i have it but don't use it. i use it everyday. my kids use it. i'm not the right demographic! i use it all the time, it's great. i don't know what it is, don't use it! this is what you been telling us, david, you are 60, and you say that you've just joined, and your wife has, so you can have fun with your grandkids. it's not just for youngsters. it's notjust for youngsters. good for you. someone else says that they tried it for a few weeks but it was pointless. sarah says that it was fun in the beginning but she does not know if it is cool any more!

youtube training school, for young people aged seven to 18. tubers academy hopes to address a growing demand for digital skills across job markets as well as educate the next generation of youtubers. mikey aveline has more. does this look like a school classroom to you? well, it may be in the future. tubers is it the next —— first youtuberet—based. elliott is a 15—year—old youtuber and student. he has managed to gain 15,000 subscribers by uploading his own cinematic video blogs. those views can be monetised. it doesn't hurt to know a lot of people. it gets your name out there. if you wa nt to gets your name out there. if you want to go into something creative, your name is already out there. do your name is already out there. do you want to go back and do coding? 2014 saw coding classes introduced into the uk's school curriculum. a government commissioned report showed a short form in the skills required by industries going through digital restructuring. tubers academy and —— and is to prepare the next generation. although working on the internet comes with its own set of challenges. safeguarding and child protection training to ensure they know what to look out for but also certainly for the younger ones, under 13, or their content goes through our youtube channel. they are real career skills. we are teaching them how

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youtube but are slow to gain traction. >> we out. boom. >> successful youtubersake hundreds of thousands of dollars uploading videos watched by hundreds of viewers. millions of viewers. nick's first post three days ago, over 30,000 hits, and his post yesterday not hitting 5,000 views. >> oh, well nick likes to sound off. what does he know about the hunt to replace him and how does he feel about his decision to quit? make sure you join us tomorrow, because we have the first interview with nick since he shocked the tv world. >> brie larson giving her fiance a red carpet kiss last night. i was front and the center with the stars of "kong: skull island" for a premier that just had to be monster size. >> i never had a premier in l.a. like this before. so i'm still kind of trying to take it all in. >> looking red-hot in a black strap heels, giving the crowd something to cheer about. "kong" is the reason. >> more hiddleston fans there is more to see than kong. check out the wax figure in madame tussauds new attraction. >> you can see the abs through the tissue. oh, man

youtube. >> is the latest to launch a tv service. it will provide youtubev which will offer about 40 channels, including the four major broadcast networks. espn, regional sports networks and several cable channels. it will cost $thrive a month for six, it will cost $35 for six counts. >>> more than 200 people are taking part in the hack foster care summit. it is happening today at the mountain view campus. they brain stormed on how to use technology to improve outcome for young people. participants are using software to provide, to help the kids succeed in school and with their careers. >>> 75% of fosters in high school will say i have the desire to go to college but less than 3% actually graduate? that's the adults not cultivating that pathway. >> the adults are helping today. last week you might remember our investigative unit exposed the severe shortage of social workers in santa clara county. the agency is struggling to fill 42 vacancies. updated technology will improve the services for these children. >>> stay with us. we have breaking news with one of

youtube was hardly appropriate for young eyes. even on youtube kiddy favorites like pepa pig and doc mcstuffins is warped and twisted and sneak into the feeds. and they uncovered hundreds of fake kids videos vealing on youtubeers are injected with things like syringes set on fire and eaten by alligators and zombies and sexual scenes and hypodermic needles all the things you would not expect on this app or you would want your kids watching. so what can you do? make sure your app is in the restricted mode and flag any videos inappropriate and most importantly supervise the conkent. youtube says as frequently it removes the content it finds a way of sneaking back in so heads up. >>> soccer star christiano ronaldo got a statue in his home town. an artist created a bronze bust and it was made to look like the hunky athlete is called hideous andfying a complete fail. but the artist compared his work and his experience to that of jesus. yes jesus. he said quote, it is impossible to please the greeks and trojans neither did jesus please everyone, this is a matter of taste. well, mr. santos is not to the taste of soccer fans and not the guy you sculpted other, but he smiled through it like a pro. >> and finally the

youtube and google as they have been on a push to move advertisers from tv to online. >> the bad news keeps piling up for google. the number of companies who called out from youtube which it owns is now over 250. brands are concerned their adverts could be shown alongside extremist content. it won't help youtube'sterm strategy of trying to steal at revenue from television with the boy cut coming a month ahead of when tv networks will try to woo major advertisers with her fall lineups. online hate speech is an increasingly potent issue and big companies will be unlikely to shift their budget from television to online unless their branded safety can be guaranteed. google has pledged to take action to real the advertisers back in. speaking on monday, googles europe and middle east president tried to reassure advertisers. >> we are sorry for anyone affected. we are working hard to improve all those things, but we want to make this a safe place to be successful as brand builders. >> the controversy is impacting its effort. shares ended 1.2% down wednesday. theime for a look at markets. despite the vote of confidence in the eurozone, investors are confident. the index is soft across the board, and the ftse 100 is sinking slowly for most of the day, same for the dax. cac dips. twitter considering a pa

youtube is losing major advertisers who are upset that videos promoting terrorism and other hate groups are appearing alongside their brand. ( mark ) at&t, verizon and several other major advertisers have pulled their advertisements from youtube. the boycott threatens to cost youtubes of millions of dollars.( darya ) the companies say videos supporting terrorism and other hate groups are appearing alongside their ads. ( mark ) earlier this week, youtube vowed to step up its efforts to block ads on "hateful, offensive and derogatory" videos. but that promise so far hasn't satisfied advertisers. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (will) will tran is live at the sap center with a preview of the march madness games happening tonight and tomorrow in san jose. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( mark ) breaking overnight... we just learned that an american was killed in the deadly terrorist attack outside britain's parliament. anny hong is at the breaking news desk with the details. anny? ( anny @ flash ) that american was a tourist who was on vacation in london with his wife to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. kurt cochran and his wife melissa, who suffered serious injuries and is being treated in hospital -- we

youtube ad problem. >> johnson & johnson and at&t among the biggest advertisers in the world are dealing a blow to google's youtube, pulling their ad spin globally. at&t, which spends over $1 billion on ads last year, saying quote, we are deeply concerned that our ads may have appeared alongside youtube content promoting terrorism and hate. they're joining verizon and enterprise here in the u.s. following a uk boycott of more than 250 companies. this wave of boycotts after the times of london flagged antisemitic videos google failed to quickly remove and volkswagen ads playing on the youtube channel of a proterrorism extremist. >> timing was a broader realization across the advertising community that's not all digital advertising is the same. >> these brands are not just concerned about optic, but about financially supporting offensive creators. youtube pays creators with revenue from ads. google saying quote, we've done an extensive review. if it means a public commitment to put in place changes that gi brands more control. we're also raising the bar to further safeguard our advertiser's brands, but this problem could be much harder to fix at youtube than the rest of google. >> hard for these platforms to keep up with the content and categorize it. i do think once new technology com

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[applause] nicole: breaking news this morning. donald trump declares a new chapter of american greatness and us to jumpstart the economy with tax cuts, infrastructure spending and health care rorm. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. reaction and analysis of the president's address. lauren: good morning. lauren simonetti. a positive response to the speech. now that's 80 points. nasdaq teachers higher by 26. >> another record on wall street. stocks in japan rose after the president beach on the positive economic news as well. the nikkei in japan up 1.4%. shanghai composite index up one 10th of 1%. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. happy march. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: president donald trump laid out his ambitious agenda and his first address to a joint session of congress. the president says everything broken in our country can be fixed. here are the highlights from his speech last night. >> i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. mandating every american to die approved health insurance was never the right solution for our country. the way to make health insurance available to everyone is to lower the cost of health insurance and that is what we are going to do. i am sending congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates defensive cluster in costs for one of the largest increases in national defense spending in american history. my budget will also increase funding for veterans. our veterans have delivered for this nation and now we must deliver for them. we will soon begin the construction of a great, great blog along our southern border. too many in congress who do not believe we should enforce our laws, i would ask you this one question. what would you say to the american family that loses their jobs, their income with the above flood because america refused to uphold the laws and defend its borders. the economic team is developing historic tax reform that will reduce the tax break on our company so they can compete and thrive anywhere and with anyone. it will be a big, big cut. at the same time, we will provide massive tax relief for the middle class. we must create a level playing field for american companies and their workers. at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the american economy, making it easier for come face to do business in the united states and much, much harder for companies to leave our country. we strongly support nato. our partners must meet their financial obligations. and now, based on our very strong and frank discussion, they are beginning to do just that. in fact, i can tell you the money is pouring in. i am asking everyone watching tonight, to seize this moment, believe in yourselves, believe in your future thank you. god bless you and god bless the united states. [cheers and applause] nicole: it's okay. you can apply that to once again. after the big speech, the president is told in the house and senate leadership lunch at the white house today. certainly brought optimism to investors a dow futures up 80 points right now. you can watch the blood on the quarter of the screen because it could be another record in wall street. nicole: gadhafi 950 points in february. let's talk about the speech last night. kristen tate, a contributor for the hill joining us now. ted cruz cled the speech bo and positive. chris wallace had his best speech at. >> it was a huge night for tribe. i give them an a+ on this. use bold, strong and presidential. but then he really said in the speech was controversial. it should not been controversial. he spoke about different topics, but the main common theme is america first. there shouldn't be anything controversial about putting a native american citizens before before the need of foreigners. that's what propelled him to the campaign and i think he delivered that message last night in a way that is palatable to people outside his base. nicole: i was thinking that pay the people who love trump will love him regardless they like his policy ideas. some of the moderates or people are more cautious whether they change their ideas and you can answer that. i think he also an addition to staying on point state of the teleprompter hit the heart. he tries so hard to make himself real with everything from navy seals to immigration talking about those who give positive and productive not against immigrants. >> exactly. a lot of people who've been a little bit scared of trump were not necessarily scared of his policy but the way he communicates. this kind of bombastic and bold. that's why his supporters love him, but it does terrify some folks. last night we saw a triumph it seemed really focus in a less specific about a lot of policies. that's another thing that other people were waiting for. do you think it is easy and nice back about 40 days into this presidency to reset the dialogue, to reset somewhat of an awkward relationship he's had with staffing controversies with the media? is that his present moment? >> it was. he was also trying to unify the country. in several cases extended an olive branch. but he spoke about obamacare committee called for bipartisan effort to fix our health care system and to get better, more flexible higher-quality health care for all americans. last night we saw him reaching across the aisle and i think i was one of the reasons it was such a successful thing. lauren: less members of congress not extend a hand to him. >> about as despicable the way democrats in the audience were reacting to trump. in some cases result in giving him the thumbs down when he was talking about improving health care. in some cases they were booing. they left early. they didn't apply. they were acting like immature schoolchildren. i'm not even talking about high schoolers. they're acting that junior high schoolers. it was despicable to see. if we want to get things done in washington, ready to work together. as together. as much as they despise trump, they've got to get this immature response. nicole: but should investors take away from present trend speech last night? peter tran 11 joining us now. a lot of optimism after the speech. the markets going higher. the economy going forward and the president trumps policy. >> now we have to see him put a speech of those enterprise is. we need to see the details of the health care program. to lower health insurance costs, government subsidies which is what we have right now are to get the prices down through more competition and more competition is in possible by benchmarking american prices to those available in germany. germany has a private insurance system and folks over there pay a lot less for prescription drugs than we do. he's got to show us how it's going to get this done. unfortunately, the white house is run by campaign staff. we need to restructure and that's in the direction of competent policy analysis and policy prescriptions. let's see what the tax plan looks like on health insurance program looks like. real, tangible and doable. then, the market will continue to be a portraiture tree. the fundamentals are very, very positive. >> not to mention a $1 trillion infrastructure program. tax cuts upon the curriculum in place, infrastructure spending every going to see gdp growth is sustained 3% or more? >> certainly not this year because it takes time to put things in place. mnuchin has put in place by a tax program by august. he still can't change the way people behave. we will see if the economy springs upward in 2018 -- excuse me 2018 osprey. and from there. we need to be patient. immediately, investors are going to look for a tax plan that score as well. for example, the plan developing in the house with border tax adjustments has a very sensible way of leveling the playing field, bringing practices used abroad at home to make american products competitive in lowering rates. domestic interests don't like that. there's always a domestic interest. americans including wal-mart and others need to be less selfish. nicole: one second. yes or no for a march rate hike. >> now. nicole: peter tran 11, thank you for the outlook of positivity for 2018. >> take care. lauren: steube sheraton in response to president trumps address last night. >> he started rolling back rules that provide oversight of the financial industry and safeguard us against another national economic meltdown. does the affordable care act needs some repairs? sure it does. so far, ever republican idea to replace the affordle care act would reduce the number of americans covered despite your promises to the contrary. i know that protecting america is a president highest duty. yet president trump is ignoring serious threats to our national security from russia is not our friend. when the president attacks are loyalty and credibility of our intelligence agencies, the chorus instead, the military, the free press, individual americans simply because he doesn't like what they say, he is eroding our democracy and that's reckless. lauren: 72-year-old former governor best known for health care than as obamacare. nicole: president trump lays out an ambitious agenda and promises a revival. >> we've undertaken an historic effort to massively reduce job crushing regulations, creating a deregulation task force inside of every government agency. [applause] nicole: wasn't enough to satisfy investors? we are seeing dow futures this morning of 84. we have 12 record closes yesterday. without the little ground. back in the grand since election day for 22%. february was a great month with the dow up nearly 5%. s&p up 4% on the watch for earnings. it is all here on transcendent. keep your right here. your first look at morning markets and breaking news.pped a ♪ ate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance companies across the state are york sgrowing the economy,otion. with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov nicole: good morning. 5:45 a.m. in new york. fresh off his address to congress, president trump expected to sign an executive order limiting travel to the united states. "the wall street journal" reports unlike the original version the new one is likely to ban on the the future of these applicants. sources say current visa holders would make these order are harder to challenge in court. trump expected to drop iraq from the list of countries targeted by the ban. youtubetream is service aimed at people tired of paying their cable bills. it's called youtube tv and for $35 a month, subscribers will get wordy channels including the top broadcast number. most users will watch from their phone. snap, the owner of snapchat expected to price its long-awaited ipo after the bell today. shares could be priced as high as $18 a share which would give the company a total market ballyhooed $25 billion. pricing will be a test of investor appetite that has yet to turn a profit. it could be another record and wall street. we came back after 12 record closes. green optimism here. dow futures off 12 after great month of february. that's what's happening now. president trump's first precedential address measure up to this. >> almost 8 million americans are out of work. these are people who want to be productive. the threat of layoffs and unemployment over a million and all who work are frustrated by their inability keep up with inflation. we must begin now. the people ar

youtube ads are received, it's not easy. people said, what if the pendulum swings too much the other direction, and now youtube is senscensoring content. they said youtubeof people to basically police this issue. >> right. >> implement internal controls. that could be a cost to the company, yes. >> all right. topic two, anthony, amazon is considering opening up augmented reality furniture stores. what do you think of this? >> well, i think what amazon's trying to do is use offline locations to help consumers with products they don't naturally like to buy online as much as the products, like retail products where amazon dominates. if they use it as a showroom, flexibly use them as distribution centers, so you hear about in the furniture category, it's one area where the consumerments to, obviously, see the product, try out the product, produce, vegetables, meat like this, grocery is a massive category to make headway. you can bet they are investing in offline locations in a way to sort of remove the friction from the consumer. >> sounds expensive. >> in order to buy in the -- >> i'm a shareholder, they are spending, spending, spending again. >> sure. but