that's a pretty good kickstarter is an example of that. decentralized systems such as-- are personally very fascinating. we'll see how they take on and yeah. >> rose: do you know mark an dreesen. >> we met recently. >> did you really from. >> yeah. >> rose: can you tell me what it was about. >> sharing sense. >> rose: did he was his response good. >> he said his life wife loves it and wants it as well. >> rose: is thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: very good to you have james proud is the c.e.o. and founder of hello. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> timing is everything and the debate over when and how to raise interest rates is heating up inside the federal reserve. economic hit, a new report puts an estimate on how the slowdown

that's a pretty good kickstarter is an example of that. decentralized systems such as-- are personally very fascinating. we'll see how they take on and yeah. >> rose: do you know mark an dreesen. >> we met recently. >> did you really from. >> yeah. >> rose: can you tell me what it was about. >> sharing sense. >> rose: did he was his response good. >> he said his life wife loves it and wants it as well. >> rose: is thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: very good to you have james proud is the c.e.o. and founder of hello. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a kqed television production. >>> like old fisherman's wharf. reminds me of old san francisco. like jean val jean. >> theeries and cholesterol and -- calories and cholesterol and heart attack. >> like an adventure. >> it remind me of oatmeal with a touch of

charlie: but kickstarter sent you about $2 million? james: $2.4 million.harlie: in denominations of what? james: it was $99 on average. charlie: $2.4 million in denominations of $20? no, $100. and, what do you owe to the people who send you the money? james: the product. charlie: they want to see you succeed, because they believe you have a good idea that will benefit you and humanity. so what is the product? james: it is a simple system to understand how you are sleeping, but also what is going on in your bedroom. and then reinvent the alarm as a smarter alarm, so you wake up feeling good. charlie: how does it work? james: it is a two-part system. this is on your bedside table. charlie: lots of sensors in there? james: things like light, sound, temperature, humidity. what things are conducive or not for a good night sleep? the second part is a sleep pill. you clip this on to your pillow and it is able to see how you sleep throughout the night. it looks at your motion, you're tossing and turning. the third part is ios and android applications to view every

hey, pass me a kickstart. [pop top opens] ♪ hi! ♪ ♪ [crash] ♪ [thud] mountain dew kickstart.o new flavors that taste good. i'd rather do anything ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: all right. thank you. welcome back. this is our catch-up show where you get to, you know-- we're asking the questions husome some of those issues. we had a show on obesity. it is, is fat a civil right. it generated a lot of passion. we had a woman on the panel from the fat acceptance movement. i think that was the name. i'm not a jerk. i'm not making this up. if it's a joke, you have no idea the twitter hates that i'll get. but-- so, let's ask you, anthony. >> why me? ( laughter ) this from: @jonscotch: do you think the "fat acceptance" movement is just a way to justify people's unhealthy lifestyles and choices? >> being a former fat person myself i was almost borderline obese, i don't know what to say. that. >> larry: how did you feel? did you feel that-- because i remember you in those days-- >> you remember fat anthony. >> larry: i remember that. >> that's okay, you can say that. >> larry: i know

>> currently, the kickstarter's still running.ple of days. but get in on it now. eight days left. >> how did you come up with a baby? you drink out of his head in. >> walk around most parts of brooklyn these daze everybody's having babies. babies everywrp the right kind of tired and look at that and say that would be a convenient place to put a beverage. >> is there a disclaimer about alcohol use with the baby? >> i was not sproized tosurprised to see the internet took it in the direction of booze. everybody thinks i'm the biggest alcoholic that ever lived and hate babies. only one is true, i'm not going to tell you which one. >> the video's out there and random. why didn't you go the conventional route? >> i figured i wasn't going to be appealing to the consumer in people. when i was filling a nonorganic baby to drink out of. hopefully it came across. >> please drink out of its head. >> there's an actual nozzle. just -- looks like you're kissing a baby on the forehead. >> you give it to a dude with a dog, send him to the park wom

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you're looking at video that was created for a kickstarter campaign.ben masters and he had this entire idea to travel 3,000 miles on a mustang that had been wild at one point. >> a lot of people think that they're too wild when in reality a lot of these wild mustangs are really good stock. >> he brought home three of his best buddies to do this. now you probably are up with dering why is this a kickstarter campaign? because he wanted to make a film about his entire journey. the whole idea was to raise awareness about wild mustangs. each year the bureau of land management rounds up wild mustangs they go into captivity and there are currently thousands of wild mustangs waiting to be adopted. >> what do we do with the excess wild horses we have to remove? >> five the states six months through some of the most beautiful terrain in the american west from the border of mexico to the border of canada. so many people were so moved by just this individual they raised $173,000 to make their dream a reality. they completed the trip. the film has just been edited

hey, pass me a kickstart. [pop top opens] ♪ hi! ♪ ♪ [crash] ♪ [thud] mountain dew kickstart.that taste good. [ male announcer ] 5 gum... choose your experience. choose your flavor. [ humming ] a tingling spearmint. [ ice crackling ] a cooling peppermint. 5 gum. stimulate your senses. >> larry: that's our show for tonight. i want to thank our panelists jamilah lemieux, baratunde thurston, a kathleen madigan and keith robinson, and finally last night i asked you to help me keep it 100 on twitter. you did hundreds of people asked me questions. now remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. okay so give me the question. >> oh. oh, okay. would you ever consider having bill cosby on the show as a panelist? >> you know, hell yes i would like to have him. i have got -- i have a lot of keeping it real questions. if he comes in at 100 that would be a lot of fun. keep the good questions coming and don't forget the hashtag keep it 100 and tomorrow's show will be about the state of the union okay? you can ask me anything you want about president obamaly answer on

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hey, pass me a kickstart. [pop top opens] ♪ hi! ♪ ♪ [crash] ♪ [thud] mountain dew kickstart.new flavors that taste good. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. okay we're talking about designer babies. joining us onor panel are the star of "being mary jane," gabrielle union. and he's one of the most amazing men on so many different levels from penn & teller and "wizard wars" on syfy, penn jillette. cbs news medical health contributor dr. holly phillips. ( cheers and applause ) and one of the funniest comedians working the circuit out there, rachel feinstein. ( cheers and applause ) doctor, i want to start with you on this. it's kind of a two-part question. first, tell us the difference between embryonic repair-- i think it's called-- and designer babies. and the second part is will the human butt finally be perfected? and answer the second part first. just give me a year. >> yes, of course,. >> larry: 2018. >> sure sure. you know what all we're talking about with this my might on condrial transfer is perfectly for scientific advancement people with genetic illness tr

it -- you can't kickstart a political campaign but to fund this amount to run this experiment. kickstart a certain amount from the bottom up and get as much of it matched the top down as we could. committed to fundamental reform -- the plan we laid out is to run a pilot in 2014 and then based on the fact, when in 2016 and push legislation in 2017 and in 2019, prepared to protect it by passing whatever constitutional reforms would be needed to defend against the supreme court will stop in the first stage, we were able to raise $11 million from more than 57,000 contributors around the country. [applause] with the objective to elect a candidate committed to this fundamental reform. the truth is with that as the objective, the project was a bust. because out of the eight candidates we supported, only one of those races was really competitive. people look at this and say this demonstrates the public doesn't care. it's not as bad as that looks. if you look at the report of the data we were able to pull from surveys before and after, it shows a significant number of voters are deeply

simon has built the prototype and raising funds through kickstarter, he's got three days left. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: you look like such a good dad, nurturing -- [ laughter ] i'm sorry, i don't mean to wake up the baby. >> it's okay. kennedy: do you need to give the baby a kiss? >> or take a drink, that's what it looks like. kennedy: where did you get the idea to hollow out the baby doll and put booze in there. >> i was asked to come up with iconic vessel for beverage, and i thought the convenience of hands free drinking and strangeness of it being a nonorganic baby was iconic, it didn't work out that way. kennedy: men who carry babies attractive enough. it's expensive to buy your own booze. >> you are tailgating in the parking lot ahead of time. you want to throw a football, flipping burgers and high fiving people, but you still want your beverage. it's in the baby. kennedy: and you don't want to wear one of those camelbaks, fill it with gatorade. >> this is a prototype, it tastes like 3-d printer, it's awful. kennedy: that's a 3-d printed baby? >> the container is 3-

i said kickstarter. (?) stressful on your knees. >> we have our subtle technology that creates that subtle -- if you ever stand-up paddle. it's micro movements rather than big movements. it's only two and a half inches off the ground. if you lose your balance, step off. chairs are pretty interesting as well. they slide out underneath you. melissa: i think i would fall on my face on that. >> i think you would do a pretty good job. melissa: joel, thank you so much. wisconsin governor, scott walker becoming the first 2016 hopeful to open an office in iowa. walker leads early polling setting up shop in iowa. your move, jeb bush. watch out tesla apple is revving up the competition working on a new product that is said to give tesla a run for its money. plus, a hoot and a half. these two little guys strut their stuff in front of the camera. i love this. at the end of the day, it's all about money. and getting down. ♪ melissa: here's something i had to show you. i couldn't help myself. nothing to do with money. i l

a new kickstarter record and it's still raising money. the website is named pebble.smart watch called pebble time and it has a color display which makes it easier to read. you can get messages and news on pebble hopes to compete with apple and google smart watch. the company raised more than $12 million in 2012 for a different smart watch. it's the second most successful campaign if kickstarter history. >> i like the old not so smart watch. >> i like my dumb watch. >> if they can do the smart watch with a silver band maybe dressier, i might go for it. >> it will happen soon i'm sure, jeff. >> i know you know? fashion choices. outside to the live sky camera network. san francisco clear and fog free conditions. we'll talk more about that. shower potential and when that's going to arrive in a few minutes. did you see it? a mystery in the sky solved. what's being blamed for this stunning display. the subject, women in technology. but hillary clinton brought some politics to the stage today, as well. our business tech reporter scott budman was in santa clara as the possib

see what you are funding this through kickstarter. celebrity could raise anything. >> well, we figure lets a massive group of people who can empathize with this whale understand our desire to go out on this quest and understand our world better. we know less about the oceans, i mean, we know less about them than we do the surface of the moon and i think that it is time that we put our focus right here on the earth's. melissa: very cool project everybody wants to know about the movie of kickstarter i know the guys were filming for the movie and that caught a lot of attention? >> yes, we are always right in the thick of it. melissa: where does the movie pick pickup? the final episode that i was a huge fan of, you jump on a plane with the woman you're about to marry. >> you want some spoilers? [laughter] i'm getting all of the entourage guys to make this run well. melissa: i think it would be fantastic. >> it's all about friendship and they need friends. >> i think it would be pretty cool. how much further after the series ends? >> momen

eric migicovsky, with quite the kickstarter milestone, co-founder and ceo of pebble, thanks for joinings. >> thanks very much. >>> when we come back, "modern family" like you've never seen it before. tonight's episode shot completely on apple devices. how did they actually put all this together? producer steve levy tan will join us with answers. yoyour friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions, backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger... ...corrects for lane drifting... ...and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional off

28 days yet to go on the kickstarter. begs the question what does this mean for the apple watch? it hasn't hit stores yet. the new pebble watches they call them pebble time. we don't know enough about the apple watch to say whether these are better or worse than the apple watch, but we do know those pebbles have a seven-day battery and we're not expecting that from apple and they cost half as much as an apple watch. apple has sent out invitations to a press briefing on march theth. the invitations read "spring forward" so we think that must be about the watch. does the interest in pebble mean people are buying a smartwatch now because they have no plans to buy an apple watch, or does it mean smartwatches are cool and that's a good sign for apple watch? either argument is perfectly reasonable. >>> the nasdaq index yesterday came within 121 points of 5000. nasdaq 5000 made history in silicon valley in march of 2000 marking the tippy-top of the dot-com boom and it came crushing down thereafter. nasdaq 5000 is not going to be

the funding drive just ended a few hours ago, set an all-time record on kickstarter raising $8.7 millionay! >> they were hoping to raise, laura, $10,000. i ordered the card set. you can google it, you can safely google exploding kittens. it's going to be k?kokay. >> wow! >> you'll get the card game. when i get it, we'll play it. >> that's a lot of money. >> $8.7 million. >> the people have a need for exploding kittens is what it's called? >> we'll play it in the newsroom, absolutely. >> after this, we'll see who wins. >>> time is 6:56. one final check of the day's top stories. raiders fans brace yourselves for a big announcement coming later today. the raiders and the san diego chargers are exploring an option to build the stadium and share it in southern california. >>> bruce bochy expected to be released from a hospital in scottsdale today. doctors admitted him yesterday for chest pain and inserted two stents in his heart. >>> firefighters used the jaws auto repair shop in oakland overnight. several cars were damaged. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> christina

bizarre new kickstarter project aims to make drinking a cold beverage in public as easy as taking moneythe baby. it's a thermos inside a doll. his raised more than $18,000. it's hoping to crawl its way to a $70,000 goal by tomorrow night. you screw the head off and drink out of the baby. >> it's like the concert diaper where you don't have to leave the space you're at. >> what kind of concerts -- >> might be in the mosh pit. >> you're in mosh pits all the time. ides li i'd like to see that. >>> programming note on monday, squawk box is asking the annual ask warren show. do you have a question for warren buffett? post it using #askwarren. twitter, facebook or instagram and tune in to squawk box at 6:00 for his answer. >>> time for the final trade. tim? >> europe continues to go high. the best way to play it, fez. >> micron in the same theme as sandisk. micron. >> beakers? >> not a typical one for b.k., but i like the catalyst coming out over the next couple of weeks. a good risk/reward. >> guy? >> i don't know if i'm allowed to see this, but brian kelly is going to make an oa appearance

>> the reason why and chairman wheeler met with tumbler and kickstarter last month and they became successful because the internet was open. they got to chose who to sell goods to they got to chose how to run their business without an internet service provider in the middle telling them what to do or if they had to pay for better quality of service. what they were asking for is us to preserve those rules. the rules in place in 2010 got struck down by the d.c. circuit here in town. so the chairman needed to reinstate rules to ensure the companies continued to thrive. >> has anything changed in the way the net operates since 2010? >> guest: under the 2010 rules, the internet service providers, broadband providers like verizon and comcast, they knew if they prioritized their own content other other content for pay that somebody could come to the fcc and say they are acting illegally so for the most part they behaves. but the rules gave public interests and others a tool where they could dwigo to an internet service provider and say you are violating the rules and i think the rules kept the compa

. >> the three young men are convinced that a cable car would help kickstart the ailing local economythey believe that the benefit would far outweigh the environmental cost. but on the other side of the mountain, people see things differently. the opponents say that only cable car operators and big investors are the ones who'll profit. they think the skiing industry has had its day. >> the international skiing market has already passed its peak. we think that at some point you have to stop more development. >> if the project does go ahead, it would break three legal agreements -- including the alpine convention, a treaty for the sustainable development of the alps. the project's supporters want an exemption clause. the opponents fear this would set a dangerous precedent. alternatively, his area could be turned into a nature park with new paths and guided walks. gentle tourism... the residents of nearby axams village favour that idea. people here have mounted a campaign to prevent the construction of a cable car over their mountain. in axams, hardly anyone lives from ski tourism. over

this money would be the kickstarter campaign to get that going so we can bring a child-- bring the child yes. >> it's gonna be good. >> oh, man, you look like a great dad. >> oh, thank you. you're a great dad already. i know that. >> i can tell. >> i know that. >> i can tell. i see one when i see it, you know what i mean, i know it. so here we go. just to recap, you are still working your way through round one. you have banked $28,000, and are nine questions away

. >> reporter: to kickstart your savings, have the amount automatically deducted from your paycheck.e ideal emergency fund should be six months of living expenses. crystal says she learned how to save from her parents and the great recession of 2008. >> when the recession hit, i learned what the term moderation was. that's how i saved. >> reporter: building financial security for her family. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the dress that has millions divided and the answer to the question everyone is asking. everyo. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. for many prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. it's my prescription. there is risk of bone fracture low magnesium, and vitamin b12 deficiency. side ef

mighty girl a company known for promoting pro-girl power toys posted their kickstarter and within fourhat girls can be phen name. >> they pushed the boundaries of the stereotype from clothing to engineering. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> and sports during that year's super bowl ad campaign skplord female stereotypes. it shows that at a young age girls can do whatever they want and at a certain age that changes. >> what does it mean to you when i say run like a girl. >> it means run as fast as you can. >> reporter: the view has over 56 million views on youtube. >> there's no need to seg agree gad gate children's interests by gender. if a girl has a dress that has trains on it or cars on it welsh maybe she'll feel more confident if she wants to cross that artificial gender barrier in the toy store and say, yeah, i'd actually like a toy truck for my birthday. >> so eloise can play in a purple dress and next to a pi symbol. >> it's huge potential that everyone has the potential to come into her own. >> right now the kickstarter is at $170,000. their next goal is $175

wheeler met with those groups in brooklyn, new york last june, groups like etsy and tumbler and kickstarter. they became successful because the internet was open. they got to choose who they got to sell their goods to. you know, they got to choose how they wanted to run their business without an internet service provider in the middle telling them what to do or whether they had to pay for priority service or better equality of service. so that's why they're successful. what they were asking for was for us to preserve those rules. as you know, the rules that were in place in 2010 got struck down by the d.c. circuit here in town in january of 2014. so the chairman needed to reinstate rules in order to ensure that those companies could continue to thrive. >> but has anything changed in the way the net operates since 2010? >> well, under the 2010 rules the internet service providers broadband internet access providers, like verizon, like comcast, they knew that if they prioritized their own content or other content for pay that somebody could come to the f.c.c. and say they're acting illegally.

it -- you can't kickstart a political campaign but to fund this amount to run this experiment. six are certain amount from the bottom up and get as much of it matched the top down as we could. committed to fundamental reform -- the plan we laid out is to run a pilot in 2014 and then based on the fact, when in 2016 and push legislation in 2017 and in 2019, prepared to protect it by passing whatever constitutional reforms would be needed to defend against the supreme court will stop in the first stage, we were able to raise $11 billion from more than 57,000 contributors around the country. [applause] with the objective to elect a candidate committed to this fundamental reform. the truth is with that as the objective, the project was a bust. because out of the eight candidates we supported, only one of those races was really competitive. people look at this and say this demonstrates the public doesn't care. it's not as bad as that looks. if you look at the report of the data we were able to pull from surveys before and after it shows a significant number of voters are deeply commi

the genius who came up with it raised $12,000 on kickstarter.ndy, do you wish you started one of this? >> i won't buy one until there is baby of color. it reinforced our system. i think it should be gender neutral and probably gay. if those conditions are mitt i might buy one. >> this is like your dream. the people who do this don't deserve to drink. drinking is not a game or a gimmick. it is a serious lifestyle. it is just like parenting. and you should never combine the two. >> it is like, you know it is like a tiki drink. it is a big dribbing with a straw. instead of a coconut it is a baby's head. >> they have ruined everything. now they ruin the fake baby thing. you can carry the fake baby around and pick up dudes and not anymore. >> that's how you did it before? with a fake baby? i can see how that works. i am looking for some extra responsibility. to go with the sex. >> you have to lie and say this is my niece. it is a dog thing. it is either a puppy or baby. >> cooking, cocktails, coughy foo, they have destroyed america. y have have done

. >> simon started a kickstarter campaign. >> topic 4.ting a model, she is 28, he is 71. eew ! i think of that union, i think of the incredible career he had. he is a baby factory, he is super duper rich. like so rich, he -- i am guessing his lady love, likes him for his creative. she used to date that dreamy jude law. i am certain they have so much in common like how fun it is to buy things for her. only thing that goes to my mind is old white balls. if you have any weird stories, you better believe i want to see them, tweet at me with a twitter you winner snapper. -- whiper snapper. you can find me on instagram. thank you. coming up next, an attack, an ad, hillary clinton is in its sight, that includes someone that might surprise you. and later on. my man talking about oscars, why did they snub joan rivers, he has that, high sharla main i love you, yeah, perfect. right on, if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing

we are going there to kickstart discussion and help civil society to mobilize. >> a great deal is at stake here and not just the future of the planet. remember copenhagen in 2009, hours of talks and still no deal if real progress was made in paris hollande would succeed where many others have not. >> what happens in those few days could help define how he's seen as president. >> hollande goes to the philippines boosted by his role in negotiating a fragile ceasefire for eastern ukraine. he's been rated france's worst post war president but his rallies cry of unity after the paris attacks saw hit ratings at home rise. international solidarity on the climate may be more difficult to achieve. >> i think he's convinced of the importance of climate reward to go word affairs, so i think that there's a personal conviction around that, but of course, that's political matters, as well, and the question of the next presidential elections is on the tail, as well. >> that isn't until 2017, while the philippines holds its press hollande will be hoping to ride out any political storms until then. >

and we would fund that by kickstarting it -- you can't kickstart a political campaign but to fund this amount to run this experiment. six are certain amount from the bottom up and get as much of it matched the top down as we could. committed to fundamental reform -- the plan we laid out is to run a pilot in 2014 and then based on the fact, when in 2016 and push legislation in 2017 and in 2019, prepared to protect it by passing whatever constitutional reforms would be needed to defend against the supreme court. in the first stage, we were able to raise $11 billion from more than 57,000 contributors around the country. [applause] with the objective to elect a candidate committed to this fundamental reform. the truth is with that as the objective, the project was a bust. because out of the eight candidates we supported, two won, only one of those races was really competitive. people look at this and say this demonstrates the public doesn't care. it's not as bad as that looks. if you look at the report of the data we were able to pull from surveys before and after, it shows a significant n

because it is a preliminary bid and effectively something to kickstart the bankruptcy you could stillet alternative bidders coming in who see more value. >> is this the kind of thing where the bidders will actually go store to store and try to pick out exactly every single one of the 500 or 1700 they want? >> yeah, they are certainly going to be working by demographics. you're going to be looking at your class a space, class b space. if you are sprint, you want to look at where you are having redundancies. radioshack has a ton of redundancies, even within their own store base. >> it will probably look at the duration of the age of the lease. you don't want to take a lease that only has a year left. >> i don't know if that is necessarily going to be a problem. if you get a good quality tenant, they are going to be able to renegotiate the lease. radioshack's lease structure is not terribly long dated. they are mostly fives and tens. a lot of those are going to be short dated leases that are going to be near market rates. there is not so much of value in securing the leases as it is secu

pebble one, kickstarter.dick tracy? talking about that. >> as you go through -- >> no, i think -- >> i don't think you'll have to talk that way to it. i think you'll just talk. >> that will look good. just be walking around talking. >> broadcast -- it's like using a speaker phone-type. >> i don't know. we're done. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. ♪ ♪ >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange. just moments away hewlett-packard's meg whitman live and exclusive after yesterday's earnings. stocks down almost 7% in the premarket. futures slightly in the red, after that flurry of record highs yesterday in global stocks. yellen has day two of her testimony on the hill. oil remains in that range right around 50.

angela says to kickstart her exercise habit, she and her friends started a running streak. >> the idea is starting on thanksgiving day and ending on new year's day you commit to running at least a mile every day. >> reporter: angela says it taught her not to make excuses for skipping her workouts. >> it teaches you to reboot your own assumptions of what you can do. >> reporte >>> right now new england is bracing for yet another major snowstorm. taking a live look at rochester, new york where more than a foot of snow could fall today. hard to see through the camera shot there. take a look at this new video that we just got into the newsroom of the snow falling in albany. right now parts of new england are under a winter storm warning, chuck saying the snow is going to get more intense later today. the snow is expected to fall through tomorrow night. >> it's true. it started snowing and it will keep on snowing. >> what did you say earlier? the snowman in worcester, mass will last until april? >> that's right. they had 33 inches of snow right after the super bowl and it's continued to sno

three days left on the campaign thank you for watching, follow me on kennedy nation we'll have the kickstarter info up there. have a good night. love you, bye. trying to help and you make money. in the meantime lou dobbs. keep it on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. bombshell accusations that iran has a top secret underground nuclear site which it is enriching uranium intended for nuclear weapons. it is a site that has been hidden from the west for years, according to an iranian opposition group that in a news conference today described the complex as being buried deep underground. the facility with radiation proof doors to prevent leaks that could be detected by international inspectors. the troubling revelation coming as negotiators including the secretary of state are rushing to try to reach a framework for a deal by late march, and there is apparently so much obvious pressure that iranian media portrays the united states as desperate for a deal. also here tonight, critics blasting president obama all last week as an apologist in chief, saying his refusal to acknowl

so kickstart designs low cost irrigation pumps enabling them to grow high value crops throughout the year so you can make a lot of money. it's all very well to have a whole lot of small innovations but unless we can scale it up enough to where we are talking about millions of farmers, we're not going to solve their biggest challenge. this is precisely where the kind of finance that citi is giving us is enabling us to scale up on a much more rapid pace. when we talk to the farmers and ask them what's the most important thing. first of all they say we can feed our families. secondly, we can send our children to school. it's really that first step that allows them to get out of poverty and most importantly have money left over to plan for the future they want. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... and this guy... who knows a guy. hey guy. i know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas. i've known some guys for decades and some, nice to meet ya, let's deal. my competitors may know a guy, but i know over 60,000 guys.

so kickstart designs low cost irrigation pumps enabling them to grow high value crops throughout theo have a whole lot of small innovations but unless we can scale it up enough to where we are talking about millions of farmers, we're not going to solve their biggest challenge. this is precisely where the kind of finance that citi is giving us is enabling us to scale up on a much more rapid pace. when we talk to the farmers and ask them what's the most important thing. first of all they say we can feed our families. secondly, we can send our children to school. it's really that first step that allows them to get out of poverty and most importantly have money left over to plan for the future they want. >>> what the fcc's ruling on net neutrality will mean for your investments. we tap all corners of the net market from netflix to apple. is your portfolio about to be throttled? >>> she turned cinnabun into success. she will join us to talk to us about her role at focus brands. >>> and read all about it. a classic tabloid could be up for sale. plus more on the dress that broke the interne

the startup launched a campaign on kickstarter for its new start watch called pebble time and it's provingve already contributed more than $9 million, the fastest funded campaign on kickstarter ever. now, the new start waven is water resistant, features a color display, and up to seven days of battery life. it will retail for 199 bucks, but pebble faces a real challenge, specifically the world's most valuable company. apple will ship its watch in april. the company reportedly asked its suppliers to make as many as 6 million units of its watch during just the first quarter. still, pebble's ceo told "squawk alley" he isn't worried, not one bit. >> we're the most popular smart watch plat norm inform in the world. the direction we're taking making a watch that works really well as a watch but is also very smart is the one that consumers actually want. >> now, pebble boasts advantages of its own. it's new wearable is platform agnostic meaning it works with iphones and android smartphones. pebble is taking advantage of a wearable market on track for significant growth. analysts at idc say the u.

as long you realize kickstarter is a place to gain co-creators, not to raise money. >> some people couldthe amount of money you raised. why do you make the point? >> there's so many ways we could have raised money. we could have gone through the publishing route. there were lots of people willing to give us money. what we realized, what we identified early on is the beauty of kick starter, the power of kick-starter is you get to put an incomplete product in front of people and say, we know this will be perfect if you help us make it that way. >> and that $200,000 team is almost a quarter of a million people who went on line gave you money so you could create this game. we wish you much success. and i hope that your kitten explode for a very long time. >> thank you very much. >> co-creator of this interesting card game. joining us from los angeles. >> a great idea. very collaborative indeed. wonderful. >>> before we go we want to show you this record-breaking catch. dino ferrari hooked this giant catfish last week on the river in northern italy. weighed in at 127 kilos, that's 280 pounds.

. >> you mentioned kickstarter a couple weeks ago as it kicked off the card game exploding kittens. that funding drive ended a couple hours ago. it set an all-time record raising $8.7 million. you know the game makers were hoping to make $10,000 off this thing. >> no kidding? far exceeded that. >> i ordered one. we'll play it in the newsroom. >> thanks so much. >> it is deadline day. the u.s. secretary of labor sends off workers and their employers must come to an agreement or he'll make both sides head to washington. thomas perez arrived in san francisco earlier this week to try to help the situation. two sides have been haggling over a contract for about nine months now. the meantime billions of dollars of cargo is sitting on ships anchored outside of 29 ports up and down the west coast, including the port of oakland. >> some of that cargo includes honda parts. now the car company is having to cut back on production because it can't get the parts it needs. a plant in indiana and canada are cutting production by 5,000 cars for the next couple weeks. the company made about 20,000 ca

melissa: how do you go with indiegogo or kickstarter? what is the best way to go?epends on the research and we use that platform. melissa: thank you so much. great information. liz claman joins us from omaha nebraska. she is sitting down with a very special guest. what do you have? >> i'll tell you, melissa the 50th anniversary, the golden jubilee of warren buffett running berkshire hathaway started from a couple dollars from friends and family to the third most valuable company in the united states of america. coming up, there are a lot of cross currents, we know that are worrying a lot of investors. strong dollar. low oil. when will the fed move? what's happening in europe? we are going to ask the man who is considered the most successful investor of our time. oh, yeah, he's here waiting in the wings. hi, warren, and sitting with us in a fox business exclusive. he's sitting with sam taylor who runs one of the companies that warren has bought recently. different type of company but come over back this way, i will be showing you something special in this box for th

so kickstart designs low cost irrigation pumps enabling them to grow high value crops throughout the year so you can make a lot of money. it's all very well to have a whole lot of small innovations but unless we can scale it up enough to where we are talking about millions of farmers, we're not going to solve their biggest challenge. this is precisely where the kind of finance that citi is giving us is enabling us to scale up on a much more rapid pace. when we talk to the farmers and ask them what's the most important thing. first of all they say we can feed our families. secondly, we can send our children to school. it's really that first step that allows them to get out of poverty and most importantly have money left over to plan for the future they want. >>> benjamin netanyahu is likely putting the finishing touches on his speech next week. the frigid water only shows the chilly meeting next week. the secretary of state is also sitting out of the visit. both biden and kerry say they're traveling. the national security adviser susan rice and samantha power are speaking at the same