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Mr. Rogers is on YouTube — and defying conventional rules of the platform NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks to Ellen Doherty of Fred Rogers Productions about "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood's" new YouTube channel.

Want to see us in action for the first time this season? Head to YouTube right now to watch in action against Girona in Spain. New signing Christos Tzolis and Kai Havertz have netted in the first half, you can catch the second half now on our YouTube channel. Tzolis takes his place in the front three alongside Max Dowman and Viktor Gyokeres. Two more academy products - Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri - are in midfield with Kai Havertz. The back four consists of Ben White – captaining the team - Cristhian Mosquera, Piero Hincapie and Riccardo Calafiori. Kepa Arrizabalaga starts in goal, while summer signing Illan Meslier is on the bench. There are 15 substitutes named in all – including Fabio Vieira and Reiss Nelson, who both spent last season out on loan. There are a host of youngsters also on the bench, who have been part of our week-long training camp in Girona. We were last at the Motilivi Stadium in 2024/25, when we won 2-1 in the league phase of the Champions League. Our hosts have been relegated to the second tier of Spanish football since then. You can watch the match LIVE on the website

A lot of great basketball players have come out of Kinston, North Carolina. The first that we’re aware of who made a major splash was Cedric “Cornbread” Maxwell, who took UNC-Charlotte to the 1977 Final Four before the 49ers fell to Marquette. He went on to become an excellent player for the Boston Celtics. Many others have followed, notably Jerry Stackhouse, who attended UNC, and Brandon Ingram who chose Duke. And then of course, there was Charles Shackleford, who went to NC State. Shack, as he was known, arrived near the end of the Jim Valvano era, and his lack of interest in class was one factor in Valvano’s demise (one professor flatly declared that Shackleford had no business in college since he had no interest in education whatsoever). He is perhaps most famous for his legendary quote: “I can go left, I can go right. I’m amphibious.” Yogi Berra allegedly said that about a switch hitter, but his malapropisms were better received. Shackleford went on to a checkered NBA career, but found more success in Europe. He died back home in Kinston in 2017, of a heart attack. Here are some of his NC State highlights. You could say

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Updated on: July 31, 2026 / 12:41 PM EDT / CBS News Add CBS News on Google The families of four teenagers who died by suicide are suing Meta, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube, alleging that using the social media platforms led to severe mental health and physical issues that resulted in their deaths. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in the Superior Court of Delaware, claims that the teens suffered years of harm from using the platforms, including social media addiction, severe sleep deprivation, depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation. The Social Media Victims Law Center, a legal advocacy firm, filed the complaint on behalf of the four families, who are from Minnesota, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. The children, who died between July 2024 and September 2025, were ages 13, 14, 17 and 18 at the time of their deaths, according to the firm. "Despite living hundreds of miles apart, their parents describe nearly identical patterns: once‑vibrant children who became anxious, withdrawn or depressed as their use of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube intensified," the Social Media Victims Law Center said in a statement shared with CBS News. Social media companies' "actions have eroded public trust, misled policymakers, and created a

Google’s YouTube might be a competitive force to traditional media in the living room, but that doesn’t mean legacy players are ignoring or strictly trying to beat back the video platform’s might. Instead, many are turning to YouTube as a place to reach and engage broader audiences and promote their premium sports highlights, entertainment clips and long-form, and other content like kids and news programming. Related The most recent example of traditional media turning to YouTube was news this week of multi-pronged, multi-year agreement between NBCUniversal and the platform. Part of that involves including all Peacock content within the YouTube Premium experience starting in early 2027 and plans to bring select premium live sports from NBC to YouTube channels, among other collaborations.  With that in mind, we’re excited to bring StreamTV Insiders a new exclusive monthly ranker, courtesy of Tubular, that tracks the top 10 U.S. traditional media channels on YouTube each month based on unique domestic viewers. That includes TV networks, movie studios, programs and network-owned streaming services.   So who leaned in and took the crown at attracting audiences on YouTube in June?  Disney sweeps the YouTube podium in June  Per Tubular, Disney-owned channels saw significant growth in June

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