and this number one, a tear jerker. ♪ i'm going to wake up missing you, wake up missing y ♪ >> possiblylittle face? >> easily one of the most talked about videos from the past year. >> absolutely incredibly memorable. video went insanely viral, voted number one top pick of the year. and if you remember when the video first went viral, we were the first ones to talk to mom and dad. so what has changed, what is new? we have mom amanda. what has it been like since this video went viral for you? >> it's slowed down now, but when you look back, it's almost like it was a dream. because everything happened so fast. it was quite the ride. >> she was also the face of a google ad. is that kind of awesome that she's being seen by so many people? >> yeah, that blows us away just the fact that our daughter is like the only baby along with prince george that people want to see. >> does still make her cry? >> last time we tried singing to you was on a show and it didn't work. we figured it wouldn't happen again because she's become immune to the song hearing it so much on the internet and tv. >> do yo

the tear jerkers. and effects.rop. >> this is how we animated the dog with a relatively simple mesh. >> we were given an exclusive behind the curtain peek at one of this year's most talked about commercials. it's a twist on the pet theme, the doberwawa. >> how did this dog get past regionals. >> it's a compromise for a couple that can't decide. >> you could always breed them together. a doberwawa. >> the message? don't compromise. by an audi. >> we had probably 15 cg artists working for at least two months. >> james allen is in charge of 2d and this guy, 3d. >> go as far as sculpting underneath the skin. >> no one is going to see the blood vessels in the finished commercial. >> you see it in the fine detail. it's what comes throwing and that true realism when it becomes really believable. >> there was an entire unit just for making the fur look realist realistic. >> how many guys doing the fur? >> probably about five. >> so will you be watching the super bowl? >> no. i won't be watching the super bowl. i'm not a bi

relationship with him as well so i don't want to give too much away but it's a little bit of a tear jerker and this is for a big screen films that. i select theaters and we just aired it out my hometown has the first training and believe the experience because you know a lot of people actually in the film you know and seen it in it got to know the whole story involved i just was in it thank you so much. george is just as a walk out deal with the florida gators as want to you know almost even play i texted him this morning you know he just said something to me that was. probably one of the best things i ever heard he said kevin you've been my role model and you're the reason i got into the school and you know for me being the first one player you know i had to deal with all these different obstacles you know with recruits and this and that but at the end of the day i can sleep all night knowing that i open the door for people that same similar i was it was a walk off you. yes but man i kid is a stud let me tell you i've seen clips on we're different positions and that kid was and he's going

they're very sad, and because they are tear jerkers and especially when children are involved, it makeswith constant need for updates, and it turns into this whole national melodrama. jon: well, and sometimes you don't know necessarily all of the information. i mean, the hospital says one thing in the case of jahi mcmath, her family or her lawyer, you know, the family's lawyer will come out and say something completely different. how are the media, how are the viewers supposed to sort it out? >> it is difficult to sort it out, and, you know, anybody watching the case of jahi mcmath who has a heart has to be torn by the hospital saying, look, unfortunately, this girl is brain dead, and the mother is saying, no, there's some hope for recovery, don't lift her off of life support. but whether this is, you know, at some point the repetition, i've seen this girl's picture on television, you know, 150 times this week, at some point the mere repetition, the sheer volume, i think, becomes fodder for media coverage. you mentioned one of the other cases, this girl sarah who's able to get an adult

it is the press secretary's job -- he works for the president, he works for the medications jerker. it is his job to represent the -- he works for the communications director. it is his job to represent the president and say as little as possible. on the other side, you have those guys, the 49 seats in the briefing rooms were trying to get as much information out of him as they can. their interests are not necessarily aligned, but often you can find. lower levels who are more willing to talk, more willing to leak documents to you, that kind of thing. again, talking about leaks, this white house hates leaks. they have prosecuted people for them, they think leaks are terrible and less of course they are the ones doing the leaking, of course then it is ok. again, that is nothing new. host: to that point ironically, they have to do with edward snowden. if the nsa so going to be an issue for the president? guest: i think there will be. there was a "new york times" editorial urging the president to issue a clemency for snowden, bring him back home. i have a hard time seeing how they will

it was a shocker and a tear jerker for millions of the fans of "downton abbey," when one of the characterse episode, she was all broken up. >> i was about eight months pregnant. there should have been some sort of warning. as everybody knows, that was very traumatic for many viewers. >> a lot of viewers were up set by that. i spend a lot of my time apologizing. >> explaining. >> my wife was very upset about this and then they say katherine, come over here, this is the young man that upset you and you have to apologize in public. >> and is that often? >> a lot. almost every day. >> was that is surprise for you or were you ready after those several seasons to be off the show? >> it was a surprise. it's a testament to how much people love the show and the character. at the same time -- hope the birth went okay. >> luck imi didn't go into labor. >> did you call in matthew? >> i did. it was a girl, who i named mila, named after matthew. >> so the show just premiered. did you watch? >> i did, i did. it was wonderful to see everyone again. it was very emotional, very weird, watching people deal w