youtube relalizes this. they're going to open it up. nearly 100% of its revenue through advertising. now they're saying, it's toy with other revenue streams as they start to bring all their different platforms, google plus, google hangout, youtube, into a larger eco system that they want to have take over the world. >> you'll be happy to hear, i finally did the netflix thing and started watching "house of cards." it's pretty good, i have to say. >> it's not bad. but sopranos, sex and the city, the wire, can they do it over and over again? >> not there yet. >>> coming up, apparently lying, admitting to an affair and getting caught trespassing on your ex-wife's property allegedly doesn't mean you're out of the running for a house seat in south carolina. can mark sanford pull off a political win? our political lead is next. i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. oh, hi thehey!ill. are you in town for another meeting

channels. >> rose: eight youtube channels. >> we're well nope for our youtube success. know, in the beginning, we started online video quite early in 2006. and at that time we did deals with youtube and cnn, and all the big platforms but they weren't great deals. they were great for the platforms, not great for us. now it's a great time to be a content provider because companies like youtube are actually paying, netflix is paying. >> rose: tell me about it. >> we did a deal with youtube and came out as one of the fastest subdwriefers in the history, not just original channels about the all of youtube. we have one of the highest video times on site at 28 minutes. >> rose: meaning people watch you longer than they do anywhere else? >> they watch you 28 minute across the board. we have the best-liked versus disliked ratio. we have all these met riks. >> rose: and why is it, do you think? why? why? why? >> it's great content? >> rose: content they don't get anywhere else so they will magnetized to come to you? >> we do it in their language. we were a gen-x with i'm gen-x, a

before youtube existed. it shifted comedy. we used to be one of the few people professionally making comedy videos and now everyone is making professional comedy videos. which is great. it is really exciting. i think people have an unlimited appetite so i am happy to see more of it. >> if you want to stay up all night with the team go to the youtube channel starting tonight at 8 p.m. eastern and 5 p.m. pacific and watch all night long. >> see you there. awesome. >> they're best friends. >>> memorial day just around the corner. let's get one last look at winter. the guys from 509 films put this together. some spectacular snowmobiling, jumps, flips, cliff diving off of these monster snowmobiles in the back country. you got skills here. left some injuries. >> when you're that airborne on a snowmobile, wouldn't you be worried if you're upside down and it doesn't rotate the whole way and you have this thing on top of you and comes crashing down? definitely a concern if you're in this kind of sport. i think the be

>> the youtube video was a nonevent in libya. the only report that our mission made through every channel was that there had been an attack on a consulate. >> not a protest? >> no protest. >> there was never an attempt to actually get these military aircraft over there. >> fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice, she blamed the attack on the video, in fact she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. i was embarrassed. >> did she talk to you before she went on the five sunday talk shows. >> no, sir. >> you were the highest-ranking official in libya at the time, correct. >> yes, sir? and she did not bother to have a conversation with you before she went on national television? >> no, sir. >> when ambassador stevens talked to you perhaps minutes before he died, as a dying declaration, what precisely did he say to you? >> he said, greg, we're under attack. >> did he mention one word about a protest or a demonstration? >> know he did not. >> at

we have had her very popular youtube channel on before. she has amazing makeup tutorials, a blog where she shares her experiences. if you remember, many of the experiences she talks about have to do with her battle with cancer. she's currently battling two different forms of cancer and has been involved in this battle since the age of 7. talia is now 13 years old and has gotten nearly 40 million views on her youtube channel. >> oh, my gosh. i'm really, really, really excited. i feel like a barbie doll. >> if you remr, one f designer. so an l.a.-based designer decided to make that dream become a reality. >> no way. >> in fact, she flew to meet with talia in her hospital room in orlando, florida, to talk about design for this new fashion line. they're going to call this fashion line "the bald chick." yeah, very appropriate and totally awesome. right this minute we have the designer via skype from los angeles. tell us a little bit about the line you guys are creating. >> it's an infusion of what she likes to wear. so she does like boho chic a

advertising on digital video sites has been growing and youtube gets the lion's share of that. it only accounts for about 2% of all ad spending. that's the latest. back to you. >> premium service, got to pay a premium price. seema mody, thank you very much. >>> we want to get a premium look at the forecast and the week. an odd week ahead. >> i think it is welcome change for a lot of people. it was hot out there last week. you probably had to kick over a little bit of that money to pg&e this week. hold on to it. pocket it for the summer months. everybody's antennas are up when it comes to the potential for a dangerous fire season. the good news in the bay area is we have this really strong onshore flow. we are getting a few showers this morning. that's the good news. we are going to see some pretty good conditions as far as our moisture. our humidity recoveries are looking good. the winds aren't going to be that strong. showers are moving from south to north. nothing heavy. grab that umbrella. send the kids off to school with the umbrella as well, specially in the south bay. if

the only site that is fan-based is youtube, or vimeo, right? but the cool thing that youtube came up with is that they developed a watermark system, so that when people upload their music to sell, and anybody used their music, let's say without their permission or the artist uploading their music video, they get paid 60% more in the united states and 40% more in europe than they would normally get going to youtube direct, which is the same playing field as the major labels. so, we definitely have made a major breakthrough, and i am hoping that more sites follow in the steps of youtube. - what are some other ways that perhaps musicians do feel like they are cheated? - well, the problem is a lot of this stuff happened because, when the change of product came over from cds to digital, there was no way to control it, and nobody ever put a lot of time until steve jobs came around and he branded itunes. the major labels fell asleep at the wheel. so, when there was a lot of controversy and a lot of people trying to come up with new ways, but the botto

it's a great platform for our creators. >> youtube has gone rapidly since it's inception. comedy week will be the first time youtube hosted an event in a specific genera. >> lottery o officials say they're waiting for a winner -- >> they say the lucky ticket was sold alt a so sold at a super market in florida. the prize had gone to $590 million. the winner has not claimed their prize. >> i didn't buy a ticket. >> wow, i can't believe it. that's shocking. >> u.s. television stations are broadcasting live from the super market where the ticket was sold. they're urging ticketholders to check their numbers. robert speta has the details, robert? >> we have been watching very rough and severe weather indeed. really in the last several days, there's been reports of deadly tornadoes coming up. i want to start by showing you footage of arounds here in is in kansas on saturday, sunday at sunset. and it really hit a sparsely populated area. this one on the other hand was part of several tornados in oklahoma. it was a .8 kilometer wide. you can seal magnitude of the damage. and that d

youtube says the most popular youtube video ever, charlie bit my finger, here is the first youtube postingever. it is not that compelling. >> here we are at the elephants and the cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long -- >> the most important youtube video ever posted was probably this one, chad hurley, steve chen, the day they sold the company to google. >> hi, youtube. this is chad and steve, the co-founders of the site. we just wanted to say thank you. today, we have exciting news for you. we have been acquired by google. >> very cool for billions of dollars. in that case. google was able to turn youtube around. we will see if yahoo! can do the same with tumbler. >> i don't really remember the elephant one. >> very forgettable. >> thank you very much. hey, waking up to a warmer morning out there. the warmest day of the week, christina. >> yeah. we are going to steadily decrease your temps each and every day as we head throughout the week. good monday morning to you. we want to get you up and moving and out the front door on time. 75 in san francisco. 8

get ready to pay if you want complete access to youtube.at google will soon charge viewers subscription for as many as 50 video channels in some case is it would cost you a buck. 9 or more a month for children's programming, but most of youtube will remain free, at least for now in a statement a youtube spokesman tells us we have nothing to announce at this time put we're looking into creating a subscription platform that could bring even more great content to youtube for our users to enjoy, and provide our partners with another vehicle to generate revenue from their content. beyond the rental and ad-supported models we offer. >>> it's scheduled sentencing day for singer lauren hill. she stayed large will you out of site since she won several grammys for her first solo album in 1998. now she is looking at several years in prison for her conviction on tax evasion. ah, but there's been a development, and that's next. on, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees

more 18 to 34-year-olds watch youtube than any cable network. saying internet video has already displaced tv, with more than 1 billion people coming to youtube every month and people watching 50% more youtube than a year ago, 6 billion hours per month. youtube is trying to show advertisers it's just as much about premium content as it is about cab videos, saying that media giants have invested tens of millions of dollars in youtube creators. those media giants including time warner and discovery, and just yesterday, dreamworks animation bought a youtube channel creator called awesomeness tv. but it's worth pointing out that despite all of this, the tv ad market is still soaring, especially at cbs, which reported 22% higher first quarter profit on record super bowl ad prices. ceo les munoz predicting that they'll rise in the upcoming ad sales, period. emarketer estimates that more than $4 billion will be spent on digital video ads this year. that's more than twice 2011 levels. but it's still a fraction of the $66 billion that emarketer says will

that's going to do it for nell for more on the stories we've covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america for now well have a great night. wealthy british style. time to explain the money. market. fund to find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. mission of free cretaceous three sons for charges free. range month three. three stooges free. download free blog loaded videos for your media projects a free media dog r t dot com. please . more news today says once again flared up look. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing operation the day. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm perry and boring here and washington d.c. and here's the story that i'm tracking today. remember john paul's know it not hank paulson bush's treasury secretary who pushed hard i'm talking about john paulson who shorted subprime and made of billions or as a hedge fund now he's long fannie and freddie along with some other hedge funds wh

>>> in early 2011, this video is uploaded to youtube. >> hello.going to talk to you about a very new device that creates a 3d without glasses. >> the man in the video explains that someone named jonathan has found a new way of seeing 3d on a normal television screen without those pesky glasses. >> this is one of those viral videos that sneaks up on you. you're like why is this is viral video? >> let me show you a demonstration. >> this gets weird quickly. >> i'm going to sync to the monitor. and then go. >> his eyes start flapping, you know, rapidly completely out of his control. it looks like the most uncomfortable thing to have essentially a device take control of your blinking. >> the idea is to mimic special glasses that block one eye and then the other allowing you to see in 3d on television sets. but how could that be comfortable? or real? >> it's one of these ridiculous things that could just be true. like, you know, it could just be that this guy is a crazy guy who thinks this is an amazing technology. >> the video is even featured on tech

as soon as production wrapped, archie uploaded a short clip to youtube. that moment millions would see. he thought it would be a good way of drumming up interest while he edited the movie. little did he know how quickly the clip would take off. >> about a week later, yahoo! had it on their homepage as wet wedding and it went bonkers. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for an audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want to see it? if they asked me po

the biggest one is probably the youtube. youtube is being monetized. >> the youtube? >> and the internet. >> both of those things you want to buy. >> everyone thinks it's all about search. it is right now but one day it's going to be about youtube. >> all right. finally, xle, which is the etf that tracks energy, versus the xlu, the etf that tracks the utilities. w >> out of all these pairs, this one, to me, kiss of death, but it seems to be the no brainer. >> wait, so -- neither is your answer? >> no, i think it's a no brainer to pick energy. >> okay. >> and i got to tell you, when you look at something like the utility sector, trading at this 30% premium to its long-term price to earnings ratio, as a sector, it's kind of ridiculous. you know why. it's all about investors seeking bond-like equities. that's adorable for now but not a great place to enter. something like an xle, here's a sector that was one of the worst performers in 2012, really didn't participate in the rally. crude is knocking on companies, of them, could be bought out, so, i really like the xle much

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he said well, you put it on youtube. i said no i didn't put it on youtube. i didn't put it on youtube. i just asked my son to save it for me. >> i was the one who uploaded the video. i was surprised on how fast it took off, i guess. because i knew it was going to take off, because that's something you don't see every day. but i didn't expect it to go on the news two days after and for there to be a big search for our laundromat. >> i even get call from, you know, from china from relative. they said i saw this thing here and i know you in this business. i hope it didn't happen at my place. i said yes, it did. >> baby zamir is reunited with his mother zakira david after he was checked in the hospital claiming he had fallen downstairs. david sees the video on the news but still doesn't realize it's her son. as she told ann curry with nbc news. >> i was like i knew that ain't my child. i just kept saying i know that ain't my child. i was like oh, my god. i didn't know until the next morning until the police came knocking on my door. >> when they confirmed it was

filmmaker, popular youtuber. he's had a show on hbo and an avid biker. he says he got his bike stolen because -- >> this is my office and there's nowhere to lock your bike. i have to put mine at the end of the block there. >> one day he was in a hurry and locked his bike up like this. >> i locked my bike through the stem instead of the frame. >> any enterprising bike thief need only an iron wrench to release the stem from the fork, circumvent the lock and take the bike. >> casey had an idea. ordered something from the internet where you can get anything. casey received -- his own bike rack. he put on this construction outfit like he works for the city. looks official aside from his converse all stars. takes the bike rack in front of his building. >> you look official. you can get things done. >> actually, you see an nypd van come by as he's installing this. happy day. look at this. my own personal bike rack. he says a day after installing the bike rack i was told to remove it or face criminal and civil penalties, worst if the rack was not removed i would

google youtube has community standards which are quite admirable. they cannot pre-screen everything goes up. for a time, i had someone on my homeland security staff trying to follow these web sites. when he would see one that was violent, he would make a complaint to youtube. they would submit it to a board, and they pulled a lot of them down. it is very hard to do this. i do not want to go on too long, but i will say two things. in this case, one of the things i am agitated about is why no one was particularly looking for the name tamerlan tsarnaev. when he came back from chechnya and put up at channel, somebody should have been on him. second, and most important, the responders to this ideology are in the muslim community. again, the majority do not share this ideology, but there are allies. the muslim american community is probably one of our greatest allies in the effort to stop the ideology. it is not as easy as stopping an enemy. forgive me, but as thrilled as i was when we took down osama bin ladin, and as hard as that was, that was a direct

. >> this is from the official comedy youtube page. these guys are in new york city. >> we do all kinds of things. go on a walk, go out to the movies, walk out of movies if we see something marginally offensive in the first five minutes. >> come on. we're going to be late to the doctor. >> i think people are pretending not to like that about their moms, right? >> we have some jewish kids in the office. hey, matt. come and tell us about your jewish mother. >> the jewish mom thing? >> yeah. >> she called me right before i got to work. >> and said what? >> i went to the doctor. she wanted to know about it. >> are you serious? >> that's in the clip. >> i'm being completely honest. >> are you serious? >> this is all completely true. i have not seen whatever this video is. >> do you secretly like it she's so concerned about her son? >> no one else cares me about me. >> thank you, matt. >> i love it. >> would you adopt another j jewish mom who has been run off by her son? >> one jewish mom is enough. >> a well-done video for everyone who -- >

it has over a million views on youtube. >> have a great afternoon.ons by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> hope: i know you wouldn't have married steffy if you didn't love her. and losing a child doesn't change that. >> liam: [ sighs ] >> hope: but, liam, steffy is planning on getting pregnant again right away. that's how you ended up with her in the first place. it doesn't have to happen that way again. >> steffy: you told hope to stay away. >> taylor: don't worry about hope. i want you to concentrate on yourself and liam. >> steffy: i want to give him another baby. not that i'll ever map

. >> coming up, youtube declares victory over television. the bold statement made by google's executive chairman on the future of video entertainment. >> how to stop men from cheating. could the cure >> good morning, everyone, at 4:53. a look at the san francisco camera, a beautiful start to the day but it will be a scorcher. >> youtube is declaring victory over television. the executive chairman of google which own youtube declares internet video has displaced t watch -- tv watching and says unlike tv it has global reach, community engagement and a younger audience than any kindle network. they hit the milestone of a billion visitors each month. can it tell you are about to be late for work? >> i don't think so. but they can rub it in. >> thanks. now the forecast. >> mike has the latest including the dropping of the high fire danger. >> because of the lack of wind. still. very dry with hot temperatures. if anything goes up it will not spread because of the wind. the high pressure is dominating. we will have a few clouds around santa barbara

. >> the company's latest ad is on youtube and facebook and on tv and averages they made mistakes but has learned from them. jc penney fired the c.e.o. who used to be at apple and is bringing back the c.e.o. that johnson replaced. changes included getting rid of most sales and bringing in new brands, loyal customers turned away. >> your boss could seem helpful but they may be trying to hurt your career. >> what? >> here is the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. mountain dew is being pulled after complaints the ad was ratessist and made light of violence against women showing a battered white woman trying to identify a suspect out of a lineup of black men and a ghost. facebook upgrading the status with investors with better-than-expected sales and making more money for mobile ads. a down stay for stocks after reports showed signs of slowing job growth. speaking of jobs the opinion -- one in five employees report their direct managers have had a negative impact on their years like blocking promotions and pay raises. to be fair, over half say their boss has a positive impact on

. >> this company he's buying has 57,000 youtube channels. >> isn't that remarkable? >> it's a collection of 57,000 -- you can imagine at least one of them is going to get it right. >> crazy. as you study that, we'll talk more about that, the katzenberg interview, coming up. the dow opened lower, up 86. now we're just up 13. who knows what the message of the market is today. we'll talk about that in a moment. but the dow is, any positive close, a new all-time high. nasdaq maybe dragged lower by apple, which fell below its 50-day moving average earlier today, and continues to defy the odds. it's down 20% this year, apple is. even as the nasdaq was setting these 12-year highs. we're at 3456 right now. there's the s&p. any positive close there for that one will be another new all-time high. we're up 2.25 points. in today's closing exchange, we have chris retsler, and our own rick santelli, of course. larry glazer, i mean, we talk often about this wall of worry the market climbs. u you say the market's already gone over the wall. >> you know, they say the bull markets do

eric schmidt says the battle between tv and youtube is over and youtube has won.and more people are watching video online than they are on television. google owns youtube. that site now gets 1 billion visitors each month. schmidt thinks that number will reach 6 or 7 billion pretty soon. >> many have phones or tablets supplied by your job but you may have to start bringing your own. a new survey finds that by 2017, more than half of companies will require employees bring your own device. it's a radical change to culture of most businesses. benefits of the policy include lower company costs and happier workforce. >> interesting. >> a lot of people have their own. they have a personal phone and a company phone. then you have to carry around two phones or three or four. >> i don't mind to have my own private phone and private life. >>> crossing the lines. the controversial issues highlighted in a tv ad that one drink maker apologizing this morning. >> booking the next ticket on the wrong travel site could cost more money. >>> look at the sky. we're hoping for more nic

youtube video and it didn't have anything to do with it. second thing, if the white house had just stylistic changes to the talking points, it is puzzling to me there would be 12 iterations. plus, why would the c.i.a. revise its own talking points it had sent over before which completely changed the facts to the original talking points they had sent on the friday afternoon? i think there are a lot more questions they are going to have answer. the reason they had background briefings for reporters, usually if you do anything like that, it's to help educate reporters on the facts of the matters beforehand. since most of the reporters weren't covering benghazi maybe they need the background briefing. >> eric: very importantly, you rolled, jay carney, we change one point. i can hold this up. consulate to diplomatic facilities but importantly he said the white house and state department made one change. this is what they said they did. this is what we found out they did. not one word but a 147 words is what they eliminated. it wasn't one thing t

one of the areas is paid could not tent through youtube. business is coming out with some motorola stuff on the heels of that acquisition. finally starting to pay dividends. nexus line. rumor after next phone coming out. there is not all google glass. there are tangible things google is doing. one more thing real quickly in the annual report said last year, $860 million came from other projects. i know google is a huge company and really only 6 or 7% of the revenue. $860 million is not a mean feat even if it is a rounding error for google. so there is potential there. liz: so let, you brought up larry page. for those who don't know, although you probably know, unless you're living under a rock, larry page was one. founders along with sergey brin. he and sergei were running the company. they brought in eric schmidt, a grown. eric stepped up to just chairman and these guys came back. in fact larry page had a little bit of a rocky start. what do you grade him now? he looks very strong as a leader, does he not? >> that is the name of the game h

this is from the explorer tropical north queensland youtube channel.elicopter going up into the air, but what are these people about to do? well, you're thinking they're about to skydive, yeah, right? okay, we've seen sky diving videos before. well, here goes the guy sky diving, but watch what he's railing perched on the rails of the helicopter there. scuba gear, snorkel on his face and flippers. >> is he going to dive? >> watch this, starts heading down to the water, which looks beautiful, by the way. >> yeah? >> hits the water and then watch this, immediately starts swimming down to the sea floor. how do you hit your target that perfectly? you've really got to do it right. you see there he loses his backpack from the parachute, now goes on to scuba dive. >> wow. >> beautiful, beautiful video, right around the great barrier reef. >> what does this do to your body? you're that high up in altitude, and then suddenly, you're falling, and then you're deep in the ocean. >> yeah, i wonder if you chew gum the whole time, will that help? probably not. when i

seen in the youtube video. he's charges with lying to investigators. officials say an fbi search of this landfill uncovered the discarded evidence. these empty fireworks. if they're convicted tsarnaev's friends each face a $250,000 fine and five to eight years from federal prison. abc news, washington. >>> when you're expecting a baby it can be overwhelming to know which products are the best. but just because it's in the store doesn't mean it meets the federal safety standards and experts warn about hand me downs that you get from relatives. they're not always the safest either. they say that the general rule is that newer means safer. and there are some products that safety experts say you should avoid. they include dropside cribs, those are actually banned. crib bumpers and then of course baby bath seats and good things to keep in mind. >>> your credit score holds more importance than you may think. >> you may want to buy a now home or car or even find a job. we're going to make sure you have all the stuff that your score is in good shape. all that

we can't confirm that get ready to pay if you want full access to youtube. are multiple reports today that google, which owns youtube, will soon charge subscription fees for some video channels. in some cases, it will cost users $1.99 or more a month for things like tv shows and movies. youtube is reportedly trying to compete with netflix and hulu and even major television networks. a company spokesperson tells us it has nothing to announce but that, quote: we're looking into creating a subscription platform that could bring even more great content to youtube for our users to enjoy and provide our partners with another vehicle to generate revenue from their content. at least two people are dead and three more are missing after part of a subway tunnel caves in. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. china. officials say the ground suddenly collapsed inside part of the line that had been under construction in a northwest province. rescuers with search dogs pulled several trapped workers out of the rubble. authorities have reportedly ordered inspect

. >> host: youtube, how has youtube affected fair use? >> guest: youtube hasn't particularly affected fair use. fair use is exactly the same as it has been in terms of people's practice. what you see with youtube, with photoshop, with any of the digital tools, garage band, any of the tools we now have is that it's easier technically than ever before to copy. so a couple of consequences of that. number one, it's, it's more anxiety-producing for copyright holders that people can cop their work than ever -- copy their work than ever before. there's a huge and fundamental difference between somebody copying your work so that they don't have to pay you and they can just use it for free. that would be stealing. under common understanding and under the law. and somebody accessing your work so that they can make something new or repurpose it for a completely different purpose be, be -- purpose than your market purpose, to give you an example. i want to hear the latest beyonce song, and i don't want to pay for it, so i'll just download it. that is

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his sermons are broadcast on sites such as youtube. at one time he was called the osama bin laden of the internet. he was killed in a drum strike in august, two dozen 11 in yemen , but he exerted strong influence. a lot of people including the ford had bomber with him he seemed else several times before the attack at fort hood. now, some people say dismiss this notion of loan will terrorism as many innocents. they say it can be pretty much handle effectively by law enforcement, but it is worth mentioning that is directly possible for small cells and even individuals to cause a lot of damage today due to the greater availability of availability of weapons of mass destruction. so, what makes new this resistance so potentially dangerous is the prospect of an individual or small cell obtaining a weapon of mass destruction or the plane innovative tactics of lethal mater. her study the ultimate terrorist the harvard professor does is turn argued that the likelihood of terrorists using weapons of mass destruction today is greater than it was

and they are popular hits on youtube. i think, well, they are paying cable subscribers who get that. now can get it for free, on youtube. but, it is a slippery slope. >> very. it something that old media will have to embrace. >> who are you calling old? >> other folks here but not you. neil: our final update for you right now, following. remember what i said, i was built for comfort in my school, folks appreciate that, nearly 4 decades after i was striking out in high school with laids make that same pitch. that is finally registering today. i was ahead of my time, companies like highin hiring ols sexy workers they are more experienced and more reliable than younger ones, we're hot. >> well you know worse thing that happened to us in our our crew were computers and 20-year-old who worked for about half of what we worked for, they have displaced a lot of rail old people, if this is true. i am not sure it is, if there a trend, companies are realizing that you know some of us old guys are start we have some experiences, and

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and that's why we're at the youtube space in l.a. here.the show has gone through so many different stages. we were on air america, sirius xm aol for a while, and i have been on msnbc, and right here on current. why did we pick "the young turks"'s name. it meant young progressives looking to overthrow the establishment. and that's what we have been looking to do for 11 years. what do we want to change? the media and the government. what is wrong with the media? unfortunately right now, fox news represents the republicans, msnbc does propaganda for the democrats, unfortunately and cnn does propaganda for both parties. so what we would like to do and what we have been doing all of these years is a truly independent show. and that's why we got to a billion views. we gave the audience truth and honesty. and that's why you guys watch on current as well. we have had some great moments and i remember the time we hit a billion views, and i'm like i didn't believe we have a million views. and i'm an incredibly optimistic guy, but if you would have t

channel youtube dot com break and i'll say it we should subscribe so you not miss a single episode we also have all of our interview segments tabbed out if you want to do separately and are going to check our interview with any steffanie and agag laws of america and also look at every segment we've done under the tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass distraction check out all of those individual segments and more youtube dot com. and right now i took a break from my preaching but stay tuned to hear about calls from teachers and parents nationwide to re-evaluate the role of standardized testing in our education system. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in the senate will make it to the told. they're ready to give them a chance. to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings could deter them. for generations at the marine ski theatre ballet sweat and tears. welcome to teal one out here you can feel it. there are three choices in life the first is to work in a mccullough go to live on a miserable way like a sl

now, this has gotten millions of youtube hits. 2.4 million. matt kemp giving a sick fan the shirt off his back. a wheel bound chair cancer patient received his hat, jersey and two cleats. players championship kicked off with thompson hitting a hole in one. brent snedeker had an interesting caddy. that's the juvenile jaguars mascot carrying his bag. a little bit of style. washington redskins owner dan snyder reassured the redskins name won't change. and to a northern california baseball team, saving a 16-year-old girl who was accidentally pinned beneath a car driven by her mom. >> we all just ran out there as a team. no one was saying much. the guys got around the car and everyone lifted it up. >> we accomplished something, i felt he were heroes we did something that actually saved the day. >> you can say that again. that's a team effort worth mvp status. >>> maxim releasing the top 100 yesterday. coming in at number 69. manti te'o's fake girlfriend. >>> kobe bryant is playing some heavy defense these days. not on the court but in court. the l.

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i didn't enter this race for mayor in hopes of becoming a youtube star.hat's politics. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politics closely and takes them to task. he said he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. i want to be able to communicate it to people. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come down and join. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> his staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as he launches into his talking points abou

youtube charging for certain channels?uldn't they, net flex has house of cards, and itunes and amazon on demand ts is a viable be channel. neil: gone are days of free stuff. >> gone are days of some kid just staring into his webcam, and stating what is on his mind, you will have much my equal tie content, and internet, youtube, cable it is one big channel. there is a lot of revenue potential, they need to explore it, there will be plenty of free contend but better content you have to pay for. neil: they will taken ter views and segments from this show. and they are popular hits on youtube. think, well, they are paying cable subscribers who get that. now can g it for free, on youtube. but, it is a slippery slope. >> very. it something that old media will have to embrace. >> who are you calling old? >> other fol here but not you. neil: our final update for you right now, following. remember what i said, i was built for comfort in my school, folks appreciate that, nearly 4 decades after i was striking out in high school with