gopro has just established itself as the leader. a little annoyed by it, because it used to be only us in tv that were narcissists. now it's everybody. that's depressing. josh, thank you very much. >> maybe i can put a camera on my cap when i go shopping. that's extreme sporting. >>> on this jobs friday, we continue our series on where the jobs are. today, we will take a look at the shortage of skilled labor and how companies are looking to fill the gap with mary thompson joining us with more from the headquarters of freedman seating on the west side of chicago. what are you looking at, mary? >> reporter: you know, in its 120 years, freedman seating has gone from making seats for horse-drawn buggies to seats for buses and delivery trucks. over the last ten years, it's averaged double digit growth each year. its work force growing, too. 100 workers added last year with president craig freedman looking to add more skilled labor by year end. >> given the trajectory we're on right now, there is going to be at least another 15 to 20 of t

but more and more, dashcams are going mainstream and the granddaddy of them all is gopro. >> the new model came out over the holidays and we saw a pretty dramatic uptick. >> reporter: jesse rodriguez buys it for sports basement. while sales of the newest model spiked at the holidays he says they haven't tapered off. >> snowboarding and winter sports are still really, really popular. >> reporter: but it isn't just outdoors enthusiasts. what the black box recorder did for airlines, the dashboard cam is doing for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. rodriguez says video has become integrated with our daily experiences. >> people have become so familiar with mobile applications that use video that having a resource like a gopro or any other camera that may be similar is a good way to record your daily experiences. >> there are all kinds of cameras even on your cell phone but these gopros up to $300. garmin makes a gps-camera combo for a couple hundred and walmart sells a dashcam with infrared vision for less than a hundred. >>> cameras were rolling as a bizarre scene played out on hollywoo

the kings of beer pong. >> with their gopro cameras, watch what they're able to pull off snowed in.l over the place. look how long that bounce was from the bar into the blue cup. spinning around, hits the shot as he's spinning. on the foosball table, punt it up into the air into the cup. >> wow. >> crazy impressive. >> guys are creative. when you lock them up into a room together, look at stuff they can come up with. >> engineers. >> exactly. that is creativity right there. >> imagine how much you could learn if you dedicated this much time to learning a new trade, you know, learning new words. >> kidding me? >> this is math, this is geometry. >> right. >> angles. >> cooped up indoors, right, might as well have some fun, figure it out. >>> there's a chance you've already seen this video, but if you haven't, it's going to be a treat. twins, levi and alexei, little alexei has a little boo-boo on her knee. what makes a boo-boo better all the time without fail? >> a kiss. >> a little kiss. who's going to go in for the kiss? >> oh! >> right on the boo-boo. >> way down, too. had to get re

but more and more dashcams are going mainstream and the granddaddy of them all is gopro. >> the new model came out over the holidays. and we saw a dramatic uptick. >> reporter: jesse rodriguez buys it for sports basement. while sales of the newest model gopro spiked at the holidays he said they haven't tapered off. >> snowboarding an winter sports are still really popular. >> reporter: but it isn't just outdoors enthusiasts. what the black box recorder did for airlines, the dashboard cam is doing for drivers, pedestrian and cyclists. rodriguez says video has become integrated with our daily experiences. >> people have become so familiar with mobile applications that use video that having a resource like a gopro or any other camera, i guess, that may be similar is a good way to just record your daily experiences. >> reporter: allen martin, kpix 5. >> gopros cost from $200 to $400 and garmin makes a gps camera combo for $200. and walmart sells a dashcam with infrared vision for less than $100. >>> california leads all the states to enroll to comply with president obama's healthcare laws. th

he carried seven gopro high-definition cameras. to record the stunt. but there's an eight-minute version available on the web. that is unbelievable. >> yeah, and he talked about the jump a little bit. he said when he broke the sound barrier he had no clue. >> he was spinning at the time. didn't feel a thing. >> didn't even know that he did it. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, we'll be back with our favorite super bowl ads. r favorite super bowl ads. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. ♪ makes everything algood even better...ilk from the bowls of cereal you make... to all the delicious recipes you bake. because inside every carton is the goodness of blue diamond almonds. almond breeze. almondiciously good! a commercial

news here on gopro. they filed for a confidential ipo.f the gopro camera, of course, you will find these cameras just about everywhere. they're, the rolling stones, nick woodman, the ceo and founder of gopro calls it a life camera. started it to capture video of him and his surfing buddies. forbes pegs nick woodman's worth at $1 billion. again, the news, goprofiling for a confidential ipo. >> topical as the olympics are upon us. thank you, josh. >>> let's get over to the cme group now. rick santelli with the santelli exchange. good morning, rick. >> good morning, kelly. let's start with topic number one. that is the jobs report. and after going through all the tables on the bls website, table a, table b, i arrived at the conclusion i think that many are, including the markets, is i see now the dow is still up, but not up as aggressively as it was. but maybe some traders believe there could be some fed blinking here. interest rates have moved back down a bit. they seem to reject that 270, 271 level. but in the end, it certainly appears tha

this father and son headed out with some rope, a gopro camera and a lot of love. deer there splayed out on the ice, frightened, tired and cold. and off they went. pulling to shore, their guardian angels then going back for bambi's sister and pushing both of them to a reunion on land. by the way, father and son stayed until the deer were strong enough to return to the forest. and the people at gopro were so moved by that video they turned it into a brand-new commercial for their cameras. >>> up next, right here, why do dogs seem to know and feel it when you need a hug, new research might have the answer. >>> and finally tonight, for all [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-op

. >>> gopro announced it will go public.nts with the securities and exchange commission, the company will get to keep details until the sec has reviewed the numbers. gopro sold $2.3 million cameras generating $5 million in revenue in 2012. >>> there's a push for smart phone manufacturers to put kill switches to stop theft. how prevalent crimes are and they can be life or death. 18 months ago meghan was murdered by two thugs who shot her. >> she was targeted because she was on her cell phone, she was checking in with her mom. the million thefts are a $30 billion crime wave. overseas stolen phones fetch three times their value. they want smart phone makers to put kill switch technologies in the phone. it will be wort nothing more than a brick. you remove the incentive for the grab and go theft which we see so commonly. the crooks themselves call it apple picking. so this legislation makes the apples not word picking. >> in san francisco 6% in oakland 75% of all robberies are mobile devices. u.s. cell phone carriers fear other

one with a gopro camera affixed to their helmet which, unfortunately, falls off the helmet.t the gopro camera as it plummets to earth as it keeps plummeting to earth. as -- and then it -- where? where is it going to land? where could it possibly land? >> wow. >> are you kidding me? >> in a pigpen. >> that's unbelievable. >> at lunchtime. >> that's one hungry hog. >> this is one tasty gopro. >> that's incredible. >> incredible. the mother of that hog, so to speak, mia tweeted this just a couple days ago telling us that her husband actually found the camera, it was a vineyard in california. one minute to watch the coolest video. we found it, watched till the very end. unbelievable stuff. >> so the owner doesn't even know where -- >> well, maybe they do now. >> i know. >> i want a gopro. >>> coming up, gold medalist sage kotsenburg is here live. go nowhere. >>> coming up "gma's" countdown to the oscars brought to you by nasacort allergy 24 hour. ♪ the applause plause but real meat will bring them into yours. sheba® pates start with real meat as the first ingredient. sheba®. pur

he sets down his gopro camera to feed the monkeys and a monkey takes off with the gopro and gets prettyeo. >> i wonder how they got it back? >> they had to bribe it. this is at a temple. one of the volunteers there had to bribe it with fruit -- >> and then grabbed the camera out of the monkey's mouth? >> yes. this monkey is smart because the monkey took the battery out. the video stops at one point because he was like -- >> the monkeys are creepy and known to be aggressive at this temple. by the way, scott, in our production booth went to this very spot and had his shirt ripped by these very monkeys. >> watch out for them. >>> should we quickly get to this last one? a stuntman doing what you might do on a motorcycle or bicycle. he's going to run a loop-de-loop. do it fast enough with centrifugal force. they estimate he ran 8.6 miles an hour to keep that >>> this morning on "world news now" -- facing justice. a member of the kennedy family accused of driving under the influence of sleeping pills has her day in court. >>> hidden dangers -- the toxic scene at a new york restaurant after a

a partnership with gopro.ponsorship dealing with oakley, stride gum and more. >> plus, they're totally practical. >> reporter: but the former flying tomato is not afraid to say, no, when a brand doesn't match his style. >> heinz did call. like, nah. >> reporter: there's the deal to create snowboarding and skateboarding video games and he's appeared in numerous films and documentaries including the recent "russia calling" which hi company produced and sold to nbc i. get fired up. have to do the trick they do. >> reporter: now taking on the music world. his band, bad things harks a deal with warner brothers. white san advocate for several charities including st. jude's children's hospital help pg kids with health problems like he had, and the flying tomato donated that famous hair to locks of love. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: snowboarder, entrepreneur, musician, philanthropist. hoping the business of being shaun white is once again gold. shaun white and his teammates are already competing in sochi. those events min

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people have become so familiar with mobile applications that use video that having a resource like a gopro or any other camera, i guess, that may be similar is a good way to just record your daily experiences. >> they also capture events like this meteor shower in russia. they can help parents keep track of children's driving behavior. >>> happening today a massive merger could be in the works in the cable tv industry. comcast is agreeing to buy time warner cable for more than $45 billion in stock. if federal regulators approve the deal it would combine the nation's two big he is cable companies. >>> time now 6:09. an fbi warning about valentine's day. why the feds say you need to keep your guard up and protect more than just your heart. >> plus -- >> awkward moments of silence are the worst. >> it's not your typical school lesson but it's an important one. how local students are learning their pleas and thank yous. >> our hi-def doppler radar is up, looking for the chance for rain, where we might see some coming up. >> and they finally turned on the metering lights at the bay bridge toll

for its super bowl ad, the portable camera company, gopro, has decided to show ways baumgartner's spaceredible. you see him hurtling at about 845 miles an hour, spinning out of control. he does land safely, so obviously, it was easy. i kid. it wasn't. it looked incredible. don't ever do that at home. >> yeah, definitely don't try that at home. >> no. >> jenna, thanks. >>> dylan is outside on the plaza with a final check of the weather on this saturday morning. hello. >> hello, good morning, guys. we got the coffee guy here. is it coffee or beer? >> starbucks coffee. >> okay. just making surement maybe later today that might change. we are going to see temperatures today on the warmer side up and down the east coast. we've got ice and snow all back across parts of illinois into southern indiana. we are going to see that first storm system quickly exit northern new england today, and then a second one develops, bringing snow and ice a little further to the south that time around. we could see ice from parts of southern arkansas, tennessee, kentucky. we're so concerned about the weather fo

i tell you, these gopro camerass everywhere. he was able to land safely. >> $56 billion was made.t what happens noekt sochi. that's ahead. >>> this morning tech companies are rolling out new phones and other devices at the mobile world congress in spain but google chairman eric schmidt is with us on how the world can solve the toughest problems. >> they traveled more than 60 countries to see it firsthand. their new book is called "the new digital age: transforming lives." it comes out in paperback next week. google is in the fiber business googlefiber. what's this all about and are we looking at the competition for the future as to how people get their internet. >> comcast is the largest footprint. there's always the concern that the single largest player can get better pricing and then as a result others can't enter market. >> but then netflix signed a deal with comcast. >> again, google five is a away from us 24/7. so do the terrorists and at some point they will ultimately stumble and fumble because they're communicating with people that are not as tech savvy as they are. >> it

i tell you, these gopro cameras everywhere. he was able to land safely. >> $56 billion was get better pricing and then as a result others can't enter market. >> but then netflix signed a deal with comcast. >> again, google five is a competitor in four of the markets. >> you're here today for a big announcement. we're very glad you chose us, eric and jared. you want to give away a million dollars to a company or people who are solving problems through technology. what impresses you? what gets your attention, eric smit schmidt? >> i should put my money where my mouth is. we've'd feed ser identified nume across the country. >> what did you find? >> to me the biggest question out there in the future is all these people come job line. what happens to dictators a to and communicate. >> get up, show up at work, get your job done. >> social skills. >> a road's scholar does not guarantee that. >> bathing too. >> the quality at google is the best and i say it with great pride because we look not just for intelligence but the ability to d