emily: there are reports that youtube makes billions of dollars and still you said youtube is still innvestment mode. how would you describe your goals around profit short and long-term? susan: what we want to focus on is growing the business when you're in a big growth area. you have to balance doing that and doing that in a responsible way. tv -- which is one of the biggest markets by any metric -- from a subscription number, from atv ad number, from watch time this is one of the biggest , markets we have. millennials -- we are not seeing them watch as much tv, and so we see this as an opportunity to invest, and continue to grow the product, and continue to grow youtube to be a great experience. we need to do that in a responsible way. but we are definitely still in investment mode. emily: according to a recent piper jaffray survey -- for the first time, teenagers are watching more youtube than cable. 26% said they watch it every day. compared to 37% for netflix. what do the demographics actually look like? because some say youtube focuses too much on younger ages. susan: to get a bi

and the largest youtube news show in the world. and -- a youtube reality series putting american business to the test. what you're missing if you haven't tuned in. but first, two freshman congressmen, a republican and a democrat -- rate the president's performance. i'm soledad o'brien. this is matter of fact. president trump marks his 100 days in office calling the date "a ridiculous standard." at the same time, he spent the last week trying to show just how much he's accomplished in those 100 days. what he has done signed over 27 , executive orders, including his controversial travel ban, the order to abolish sanctuary cities, and the roll back of government regulations. but his legislative agenda has met resistance on capitol hill, with tussles over the repeal and replacement of obamacare, the building of a wall on the southern border, and now his proposed tax cuts and how to pay for them. the first 100 days have been a benchmark for presidents since fdr. back in 1933 he got 16 major bills through congress in 100 days, setting a

and then a friend of mine he was into youtube and youtube management. it was just stuff we see from other people. that sounds weird to think of it. we didn't have anything that was originally made for you too. so he said and he came to me because first of all i was his friend. i said according to him we have a it with people. and i would listen. i wanted to read a lot about weird stuff. at that time politics was on the table. you could not not do it. so iame witthis idea it was called searching for god. i would show people that you just looking at the words thinking there was your religion and your belief in other people you are willing to die for that kind of conviction. it was very interested to do it. so i did it before morgan freeman did it. then i was supposed to be released. 200011. but something happened. there was a church bombing and of course they could not speak about religion. this is how we celebrate christmas. it's not just starbucks cups is also in other places. we will hold back and wait for a couple months. twenty-five date we have the

and youtube management and youtube in 2010 in egypt and -- it was just from other people. we didn't have arabic content at that time qeerd to think of. but nothing originally made for youtube so bits and pieces from television or other countries, so he said like -- why "don't ask, don't don't we e original content and he came to me in 2010 he said -- why don't you write something? and he came to me because first of all i'm his friend so i'll do for free, and second, he said -- according to him i had a way with people speaking to them and they would listen. and i weird stuff and telling to people so i decided to at that time politic was on the table like you cannot do political stuff. so i choose something else. religion -- [laughter] so i came up with this idea it was called searching for a god which is in five minutes explain a different culture or religion to people. and i would show people that like you are been here just like looking indoor to this key hole thinking that, you know, this -- there's your religion, your belief but others willing to die for or bet their li

and we're just really sorry to them >> the full youtube video is less than three minutes long. we're told it is unscripted. toward the end, heather martin said they're sorry to their children who have been unable to attend school. the video apology was in part the idea of crisis manager robert winehold junior who is work with family. >> we want to get family counseling and we want to work with a life coach and stabilize the family in a way that is normal. i've been inside the home, worked with the family the past couple days, very intensely. they're remorseful and process again of pushing the pause button and making sure that they're providing the normal lifestyle they want for them and their children. >> robert winehold junior once worked at the baltimore put police department and the department of justice. now in crisis management nearly a decade and said the controversy is not the worst one he's seen, his job is to be a problem solve and manage this crisis on a personal and professor level. he helped the family craft this apology they posted two days ago. now has more than 8

[laughter] so i was just waiting and then a friend of mine was into youtube.n egypt in 2010 it was just stuff we saw from other people, we didn't have original content at that time. it sounds weird but we didn't have anything originally made, just bits and pieces taken so he said we wanted to produce. why don't you come to me. and that second coming he said he had a way with people. at that time, politics was like -- i chose something else, religion. [laughter] so i came up with this idea which would explain a different religion to people, and i would show people that you are just looking into thinking there's your belief that there's others that are willing to fight for that kind of conviction. then it was supposed to be released in 2011 but something happened. i know it is dark humor but it is something even worse so i said we couldn't hold back and wait for a couple of months and we had th a revolution and scrad the whole thing. i'm sorry i get long answers. >> i don't think it is a problem. so, you do the videos after the revolution ends and what happens w

youtube tv costs $35 a month.e is no contract it's month to month so you can cancel anytime it lets you stream live and recorded content from major networks 50 channels in all. a lot of them popular cable channels like bravo, disney, fx, national geographic, usa, and you get the local network channels as well. you can pay extra for premium channels like showtime hbo is not offered yet. there is espn and 9 other sports networks i cought part of the giants game when i was flipping around.. espn and 9 other sports networks are on youtube tv.it also comes with unlimited cloud dvr so you can record games or any shows and watch when you want. this is nice for families. up to 6 users can access youtube tv at the same time.. you can search for content by name or use the emoticons they set up to break down the genres.you can access youtube tv on iphones and android devices and your computer. with the $30 google chromecast gadget you can watch it through your living room tv. what i don't like is they left out support for ap

you are not worried about youtube at all? mike: we are not too concerned.as watching you earlier. the commentary that google only expects a modest impact here. i think that's very telling. this is a major blow to potential sentiment, a blow to the pr for google. here they are, and it's only going to have a modest impact. i think in our minds they have done a pretty good job of identifying the problems, working to correct it. our sense is that google is seeing everything from the inside, and they are not seeing a major impact yet. i would typically go with some of that commentary in terms of the forward impact. caroline: harry, moving away from youtube and looking at other areas, we are all very concerned about the money being plowed into so-called moonshots. do you feel more at ease, that perhaps they have a handle on their spending? harry: i don't think it has made a major contribution to the revenue. the core business is still advertising across search and video. i think that they are going to be careful about spending their money in the right places. i t

i am launching my youtube channel andl i am launching my youtube channel and i need some advice.eing on my youtube channel. this is proved this is not photo shop. do you think the world is becoming a better place because according to people on twitter, it feels like the world is going to hell. ifeel we have so much in common. we are like twins. so people at home who might not immediately know who you are, that who you are. that was a great introduction. thank you. that was the greatest highlights reel i have seen. the greatest highlights reel i have seen. michelle obama, bill gates. and the rock. the two of you have a great relationship. he was my role model when i was younger.” great relationship. he was my role model when i was younger. i was reading your biography last night and it says that you were a bit retiring, a bit shy, a bit dissatisfied with your life. none of that comes across in those videos. that was mean 2010 before i started making youtube videos. not that long ago. no, seven years. iwas making youtube videos. not that long ago. no, seven years. i was sad, making

it is not just related to youtube or google. it is an industrywide issue. it started with youtube.e had some escalation leading up to the event. we had the fake news concerns. we had facebook reporting metrics incorrectly and things like that. in general, it is making advertisers think again. do we need to look at the metrics these companies are self-reporting? how do we make sure we are getting what we think we are getting? they are pausing. it is a near-term issue. it is not a one-time fix. this is an evolving problem straight as the content evolves, these solutions will have to evolve. caroline: get a little bit of market share? 1.8% of the digital ad market in the u.s. can it get any more? >> in the near-term, you have publishers that have more control over the content. you have measurement companies individually that work with google and facebook to vet their metrics. and of course, you have amazon and the other folks who are very slowly growing the ad business. if you look at projections for amazon this year, it will be $1.8 billion in business for them. the retail market is

they wrote comments on the youtube channel. some of them that we can report say you are so disgusting. hey, guess what, i reported you. have a nice day. i feel bad for your kids. you guys are just straight up mean. you guys are disgusting. i hope you get sent to prison. after reading some of the comments the family decided that they were going to put up another video and explaining that they weren't child abusers it runs for 21 minutes and 40 seconds. but we're going to show you a short clip of it here's how they defended them themselves on youtube. you guys remember the is vinnible ink prank. >> the prank was done on alex and code divment i was supposed to be on cody and i said something. you guys gotchas good. >> was anybody tiesed. >> no. i don't even know what a that word means. yes, i was, mom. i was. >> are you guys okay. >> yes. are you upset. >> no. it was just a prank. >> it was just a prank. >> now, in that same video the family said that they had already been investigated by child and protectives of ses and had been

the future on youtube remains uncertain, they've deleted their prank videos. we're told the family is scared because they say they've received threats. winehold said his job is to take their calls any time day or night and to reassure them he will do what he was hired to do. fox 5 local news. >>> our region is getting much needed rain. looks like the to be drenching us again tomorrow. let's check in with sue palka. i think a lot of people i talked to didn't mind the rain. it was the cool temperatures that was the problematic. >> good point. i'm showing you a headline that says april showers continue but the truth is the showers continue but feels more like early march. today's high temperatures only in the 50's. and those temperatures are really not going to budge much in the 24 to 36 hours. we're go going to show you part of that cool temperature regime is this wind direction in the 17 miles an hour in the district. that's keeping us socked in and also, gives that chilly feel to the air. so that's going to be the same deal again tomorrow. it's not going to ch

this is something youtube and google have to tackle.s this going to cause bigger changes than the changes we are seeing? bob: i think eventually it will. this is an important first step. getting to the 10,000 level on youtube, you are raising yourself above the noise. at the same time, what is interesting, we think about who has opportunities moving forward. in a world where we have specific information, theoretically there is an opportunity for smaller players who are well targeted at particular audiences to do reasonably well. i think that could be an interesting development. aroundck issue has been for decades since the web began. it almost falls back to the same old problem. here we are again trying to debate that. i think intermediaries play a role. i think there will have to be a couple of well-known standards. we will see other developments on the web we can say is a reasonable metric of volume. there has to be a lot of work done. luckily, ai can be used to be smart about what things can be served even if the numbers are where ab

scarlet: did they say anything at all about youtube? james advertisers fleeing youtube. up in any contest -- context j? caroline: i press them on this with my first question. what about the next quarter coming up. they said, in the medium-term, this will only have a modest effect on the revenues. couldg significantly this dent revenues should not breathe a sigh of relief. it is not affecting the search part of the business. boycottingy youtube which is not the cash cow. still, they said this is a modest overall effect. they also said that longer-term they're making investments to improve youtube in terms of video. they say they are bringing transparency, choice to the advertisers, many of two has decided to go back with alphabet and advertising with you too. longer-term, i think this is a good driver for the business. of course, the headlines were never too pretty. joe: obviously, alphabet sitting on a gigantic mountain of cash. any idea what further the company might be doing with the? -- it? caroline: interestingly, we talked about taxes and whether they can bring the

let's hope it is not still on youtube after it has been on the front of the mail on sunday.m exhibiting that video. it isjust he is making money from exhibiting that video. it is just yet another — feeding into all of this. we have allowed google to rule over us in allowed google to rule over us in all of its manifestations without check. google rules over us. they agree with you again. you're absolutely right. problem is that google is born in the first amendment culture. that is their culture as a company. the issue becomes how to regulate — how can you regulate this behemoth and their ideas about expression, how can you do that in a culture like the uk which regulates what people say, which regulates what people say, which regulates what goes on air? that is the issue. the pressure is mounting on this country. it is —— company. it is a publisher. it doesn't even pay the tax it was supposed to pay. google, google - it is not illegal but let's not get into the tax story. this article makes the point that you said it had permanently removed these videos. —— youtube said. it

not a great week for the youtube franchise.erizon, at&t, johnson & johnson all pulling ads from youtube because of a report that demonstrated some are appearing on extremist hate speech on youtube. how 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 youtube. 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. brad: are advertisers using this as 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 internet -- of all advertising is where snapchat is, facebook is, and where youtube is. it is mobile video. if you want to get people spen

caroline: are you worried about youtube at all? >> we are not too concerned.as watching you earlier with that google only expects a modest impact. i think it is a blow to sentiment and pr for google, and here they are with a modest apact, so they have done pretty good job of identifying the problems and working to correct it. our sentiment is google is saying everything from the inside, not seeing a major impact yet, but i would go with that commentary in terms of 40 impact. moving away from youtube and other areas, we were concerned about the money plowed into moon shots here at the cfo came in and got a brain on it. on it. >> you can see from the numbers that the core business is still advertising across search and video. they are going to be careful about spending their money in the right places. as key thing for them they need to find that next growth area. who knows if the problems associated with content will have long-term effects on their video business. i think search is pretty safe, but their video business over the long term if it is not seen as a s

: chinks in the mike are you worried about , youtube at all? mike: we are not too concerned. waiting to come on here and i was watching you earlier with the commentary that google only expects a modest impact. i think that is very telling. i think this was a major blow to potential sentiment, a blow to the pr for google. and here they are, and is only going to have a modest impact. i think in our minds they have , done a good job of identifying the problems and working to correct it. our sentiment is google is seen -- seeing everything from the inside, not seeing a major major impact yet, so i would typically go with that commentary in terms of the forward impact. caroline: harry, if we are moving away from youtube and other areas, we were concerned about the money plowed into so-called moonshots. ruth the cfo came in and got a rein on it. do you feel more at ease? perhaps the have a handle on the spending? harry: i don't think it has made a major contribution to the revenue. you can see from the numbers that the core business is still advertising across search and video. you

>>> and a youtube brother's birthday gift. >> no you did not! >> the six figure surprise that's an emotional rocket ride. >> things just took a twist for the unexpected. >> are you kidding me? >>> this video's getting a lot of traction online in russia. you got two guys walking up to the store there then they decide let's vandalize the door. >> take that, door. >> for reasons that are never explained, his buddy decides to do a lame kick. >> i think they were just knocking before they realized the door was open. >> seems like that. but these two actually damaged the door and the shopkeeper inside, he was there. and that's why you suddenly see them come out of the store. >> tripped him, you see that. >> out comes the other one. >> wow. >> that's kind of an unfair fight. you know the other two can't really -- >> they were wobbling around. >> there are allegations that alcohol may be involved. >> you don't say. >>> in this next incident, we've seen it before. peek breaking the glass -- >> with a crowbar. >> or a -- >> hammer. >> that. look at this g

on youtube as well and then it was taken down after youtube was informed.d a statement saying this is an appalling incident and that there is absolutely no place for content like this on facebook. they add the material has been removed. that statement coming from facebook saying it is an appalling incident and their hearts go out to the family involved. also making news today: more than $1 billion has been pledged to the un at a donor conference to help deliver aid to yemen, although that's only half of what the organisation was asking for. the un says an entire generation is being starved and crippled by the war. the white house says it will not comply with a request to release files relating to former national security advisor michael flynn. lawmakers want to see his application for security clearance from before he joined the administration. the white house referred the request to the defence department. conservationists in kenya have taken an unusual step by putting a white rhino on the dating app tinder. the idea is to raise money so that sudan, who is

. >> so, i was just biding my time waiting and then a friend of mine was into youtube and youtube management. youtube in 2010 in egypt and the arab world was just what we see from other people we didn't have reasonable arabic content at that time ticked that sounds weird to think of, but we didn't have anything originally made for youtube, just like bits and pieces taken from other countries, so he said like why don't we-- he wanted to produce original content and he came to me in 2010 and a said why don't you write something and he came to me because first of all i am french and will do it for-- a friend i will do it for free and second he said according to him i had a way with people speaking to them and they would listen. i like doing weird stuff and meeting people, so i decided-- so at that time politics was like you can't do political satire, soy shoes something out-- something else, religion. so, i came up with this idea called searching for a god which in five minutes i explained difficult a religion to people and i would show people that like you are here just like looking in the wor

it is on youtube.ney for sharing this stuff and is unapologetic about it and it seems as if we have this itjewish and with google —— it seems as if we have this situation with google. there is a lot of pressure ring on companies like youtube. they are responding in some cases to taking down these videos. i agree with you 100% but the big issue going forward is the question of freedom of access, freedom of speech, how do you define, with these open access media, how do you define what is indecent? i agree with you 100% and that becomes the issue and these are multinational corporations. google do respond to things if you raise an objection. how can it possibly, with the best will in the world, they can't police the whole site, can they? then maybe they need to be some rules that it complies with. it is not a platform, it is a publisher. people are making money out of it. we need to get a grip of this and i am astounded that the government has been so slow on getting onto this. i agree with you again, it

martin family issued apology to the five children on the same youtube page. "fox5" learned the family received threats because of video but crisis manager insists he will help them overcome this. >> we want to get family counseling and work coach and stabilize a family in a way it's normal in people's eyes. >> they deleted the prank videos from the youtube page. >> holocaust day of remember rangs on capitol hill president trump deliveries keynote address in capitol row turned ait was established by nation's commemeration of halocaust. during the ceremony six candles are lit. >> coming up "fox news morning" anti-government protests continue to erupt in venezuela. >> and what may have led to passing of actress erin moran. >> and time 4:51. temperature 55. back in a moment >> 4:53 is the time now. thousands shut down a highway in venziale ain pro test of the president. some threw rocks at police and officer-s responded with tier gas. demonstrations in a dozen city as cross the can'ty. in some cases things turned deadly a 54-year-old man was shot in the chest and

amid the youtube backlash. julia boorstin reports tonight from los angeles. >> reporter: targeting in the safety premium television will be front and center during this up front ad sales period. cable networks, the food network and discovery have picked their lineup to madison avenue, showcasing their digital reach and measurement capabilities. nbc universe am is switching to total guarantees across broadcast table e cable during the olympics. cbs total content ratings include digital dvr. in the wake of advertisers boycotting google because it adds proximity to offensive content of youtube the safety of premium video content is expected to have its appeal. >> you think there will be some theft. because i think you know a lot of the advertisers moved dollars into digital. now they're recognizing they need to go back to where they can control where their message is played. >> reporter: the big question is whether during the up front tv companies will be able to secure more ad dollars or price increases, the ceo

you can't stop youtube. this is number one way millenials watch content. they sit there and just watch youtube videos. doesn't matter what is going on in the world. david: one leads to another. like popcorn, you just can't stop. melissa. melissa: let's go back to lori. she has more on amazon. lori. >> we talked so much about amazon and the retail business. what is key for amazon is the cloud business. this is very important. just as much factor in the blow out quarter as anything else going on with amazon. 42.4% increase in the cloud business, amazon web services. dollar value? $3.66 billion. staggering amount really. if you look at income, it is $724 million, but on operating basis, one billion dollars even. so the free cash flow too is coming. so really firing on all cylinders for amazon. melissa: all right. good stuff. what do you think about that, carol? what do you think about that? >> i think that a number of the names we're hearing today are all leaders and are leading in those technologies that are going to be drivers of growth for the next several

. >> the popular youtubers that we like to feature on the show really focus on trying to upload theirtain time each week or each day. fabio whitmer is almost late for his upload. got ten minutes to make it to his upload spot. off he goes. fabio whitmer is basically a wizard on the bike. just the beginning of his ride down the mountain. comes speeding down. got to leap up and over this wall. no problem. because he's not just good at downhill mountain biking, the technical as well. there's nothing stopping fabio on his ride down. not stairs, not fences, doesn't matter. makes it look easy. then then up and over the railing, no problem. but he's working up to bigger and bigger stunts. and the big crescendo. up and over that fence. down toward the riverbank. he even got a kick out of that one. >> made it look easy. >> there's the handoff of the sd card. makes it into the office in time. and he upload, thank you very much fabio for keeping the videos coming. they're awesome. >>> this one is for all my geeks out there who love themselves some harry potter. yeah. >> hi, everyone. oh. sorry, i

in his words sees extraordinary growth, watching $1 billion hours on youtube, remember they did not break out cloud. it is looped in the other segment. >> that segment did see revenue in the quarter more than $3 billion, google continues to demonstrate the cloud new machine learning service, hop back on the calm, bring you guys more headlines as they come, back to you. >> it's a tale of two $900 stock, both amazon and gook him hitting all time highs in the afternoon sex. the next stop, a thousand dollars for these stocks. few missed the run, here's the question. is it too late to get in on these two tech giants? tim, kick it off. >> definitely not google in my view. think of a company that has a big stock price $100 is irrelevant. this company is massive. their consolidated revenues are up 22%. the digital ad grew 29%. this is for a company trading anywhere from 20 to 25 times earnings. that's remarkable for this stage of the cycle. when you think about their search business, it's core, it continues to get better. they now have 61.5% of global search. all these other businesses, oth

youtube, it's still a search company, that was youtube and google, itself, differ and really the sameie dimon telling yahoo finance there is something wrong in america. what exactly is the problem? baseball just got under way, witch the pun bank stock surging this year. he will deliver his fast pitch. you are watching cnbc, first in business world news world wide. , , and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. we have a market flash on panera. we have more on the stock surge in the after hours. >> hey there, the stock is surging by 13% in the after hours. this is on multiple reports jap holdings is in talks to acquire panera bread, this after bloomberg interested they were interested in a sale. they a

. >> a russian youtube channel compiled a bunch of videos from inside eastern european train conductor stations as they get into accidents. by the body language, you can kind of tell that some of these are totally unsafe. very calm, very collected, one conductor said he is annoyed at some of it goes into the train and gets dragged by. probably not what would happen in the u.s. >> check out bobby. this is a pitch of him before he met officer page in the police department. they took bobby in, give him a warm shower, given the shaven haircut, and gave him a brand-new outfit with donated close. he looks like a new man. a complete makeover. >> there is a tire slasher on the loose in newark. check out the video where you see car after car, after car, with their tires slashed right here on main street in newark. this is what residents living in the neighborhood had to deal with on wednesday morning when they got to the car some thought they were ready to drive off to work. turns out they were stuck because of their tires. >> i came over here, just drop my brother off at penn station. one of t

clab, collaboration between big youtube stars.man. >> today is a collaboration. i haven't done a collab in a while. i've been wanting to work with this person for a long time. it's going to be fun. >> he's going out to collaborate with one of our favorites. >> dude, you look official. >> i would never have guessed him. >> coyote pearson and roman atwood. a couple of kayaks. rahn roman in one, they start paddling around the woods area. coyote is very familiar with this ecosystem. he's been there before, captured turtles before. specifically they are looking for a nice big snapping turtle. >> okay. >> look at his face. >> they continue to paddle around. coyote spots another. >> he's going for a turtle. is that a turtle? >> yeah, i see him. >> all right. >> coyote knows this turtle. >> right over here. >> you know this turtle. >> this is hubert. how are you doing, hubert? >> great to collab with you again. >> i was a little skeptical to jump in the car and find a giant turtle. you just made that look -- definitely don't try that. let

youtube announcing it will no longer serve ads on youtube partner program crater videos until their channelnew threshold, youtube says, gives enough information to see the validity of the channel and whether the channel follows community guidelines and advertiser policies. they have a new review process for new creators applying to be in the youtube partner program, allowing them to share ad revenue. kelly? >> how big a deal is this, julia? seems like a shift. put that 10,000 number in context, if you can. >> well, i think the key thing here is that youtube wants to make sure that it keeps on encouraging creators to put the best content on youtube. so many other platforms to share content including facebook. in order to do that, youtube needs to ensure that advertisers are not boyboycotting. to do that. you need a new threshold level. a channel that has 10,000 views, that's a beginning point where you make significant money. below that is not significant money generator, and youtube said it's not going to let people with fewer than 10,000 views generate revenue. it's not worth it given the

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i'm jim lokay, some outrage of youtube videos.cco is live in chevy chase with this story. >>reporter: public out cry after this maryland family postedded a video of a controversial prank that left their children in tears. what the beep. i didn't do that. what the beep is that? a clinical psychologist we expose with says the actions by these parents are on the verge of emotional abuse. child protective services would not say if the agency has opened an investigation into the parents' actions. and next, new d on a murder in northeast d.c. a young man charged in the fatal stabbing of a 79 year old. teisha lewis talked with the suspect's brother. >>reporter: jim and sarah newly release court documents identify the victim as 79 year old david norwood -- excuse me, the defendant's brother tells us a that noor woodies actually malcolm cunningham's stepfather married to his grandmother. they all lived here in this northeast neighborhood in this blue home. what i can say is that according to court records there were several altercations in

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county parents are under fire because of some videos they posted on youtube pranking their own kids. >> thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tch. >> the parents played pranks on their kids often leaving them crying. take a look. what the beep. i didn't do that. i didn't do that. what the beep is that. what is this? you tell me. i didn't do that. you tell me what you did. after this video went viral angry viewers contacted fox5 a of the parents emotionally abusing their children. there are always two camps of opinion. sor of the opinion that you should play with your traditional in more traditional places like a tradition. the psychologist we spoke with tonight she says these parents took things too disevment emotional trauma that they're inflicting on their child. i'm going to spray it all over the carpet and start flipping out. they're making a living off their youtube page dad ohio five which centers around pranking their children. with nearly a mill subscribers to their page and more than 175 million views, their latest prank has gone viral. mom pours in advisable ink on

the couple that runs the youtube channel daddyo five could r has uploaded a mia culpa video. it runs about 12 minutes long and they want say they're not child abusers and answer to their critics and defend themselves as to what they've been doing with these prank videos. what we want to show you is a clip of one of these prank videos that's caused so much controversy. it's actually been taken down, but we've been able to hold on to this clip. and to give you an idea. it's what the family says was a prank against one of their young sons on which they put disappearing ink claiming it's real enink and claiming that he had did it. >> what the -- was that? what the -- is that? >> what is this? >> cody >> i didn't do that >> you tell me what you did. >> i swear to god. i didn't do that. >> the family is previously said that they are not child abusers. they say they have been investigated by child protective services, something that we could not confirm because a spokesperson for the maryland department of human resources says they cannot confirm or deny that an investigation has ta

is that enough from youtube?sue of real tolerance for bullying is a positive. so anything face bock can do to underscore the importance of our treating each other respe respectfully, this is how nations are created. what families do what communities do. >> emphasison neutral disgust treating each other with integrity, recognizing the differences in status and helping eve other out. this is what's critical it's not against having fun. but a prank again is not something where one party is crying and the other one appears to be having fun or any number of personal aggressive reasons. >> so anything facebook can do would be praise less. >> dr. lisa van susteren on this -- montgomery county family by the way. a local family making the rounds now pulled off. they've since issue an apology. was that sincere enough for you? >> i think it's a start but i think the consciousness it's not just saying i'm sorry because you're in trouble. it's the consciousness of what your role as a parent is. again, we model what we are loo

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today youtube removed the video saying it violated the company's policy on harassment and bullying. the parents posted another video attempting to address public concerns. are you guys okay. >> yes. >> are you upset. >> no. >> it was just a prank. >> it was just a prank. >> it's a bit sadistic, wouldn't you agree because it's really putting these kids in a little bit of a trauma even if it was temporarily. if they were continue to do such things it would be harmful to the parent/child relationship. >> in response to the public out cry the american department of human statement quote, dhr is committed to protecting vul herbal children across maryland we appreciate members of the community who come forward concerning vulnerable children. our mission every single day is to make sure the safety of every single chid in maryland. today we reached out to child protective services they would not confirm or deny if they are investigating the family. marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> we're le learning new details about a deadly stabbing that happened on easter. a two # year old northeast ma

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youtube restored 12 million videos with lgbt topics.stricted mode, it will block out content that shows the use of drugs or alcohol, detailed discussions about sex, and other what they call mature subjects. >>> well, mother's day just a couple of weeks away. if you don't have that gift yet, you are not alone. the national retail federation says that consumers will spent a record $23.6 billion for mother's day this year. that's $187 on average. $15 more than last year. most people give mom a card and some flowers. a lot of people take her out to brunch or dinner. i don't know -- >> are you okay with that? >> i'm okay with all of that. i think you should definitely not just your mom, the mother of your children. right, claudine, should receive something. >> i think it is just nice to say thank you. >> that's what i tell my kids. i want no fighting for data i and a thank you. >> give mom a break for crying out loud. >> just a break would be nice. thanks, pam. >>> how about a break from any traffic slowdowns, sal. >> wouldn't that be nice.

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