at all of the fashion shows, like when you are looking at the mtv music awards, all of the stars, showing much more than that. >> are they disney princesses? >> what awards show are you looking at? little see through america? >> yes, low cut things. but i think some of it was illusion stuff. a lot of women, a lot of, you know -- >> the cut outs, everything. i don't know. if you would make your kids do household chores, well, they could be more successful adults. have you heard in? research chose kids who grow up doing chores will be better employees. it teaches them the skills to collaborate with co-workers, be more em pa at the time i can toward others, can take on tasks independently. he is perts say by making kids do the chores they realize they have to dot work of life in order to be a part of life. and if kids aren't doing the dishes, i mean, someone sells doing that for them, so they are casino every like not really realizing all of the work going on because they're not doing it themselves. karen, do you have your kids doing all kind of chores? they have a chart oring? >> there are

it's going to reinvent itself as the mtv for younger people and advertisers really want an mtv to throw> spiegel by the way getting a bonus for taking the company public. recode this morning reporting 3% of shares out is about $800 million bonus at 21. pretty good. >> wow. really good. >> that is. yeah. particularly for a company that you founded and run, conceivably you would benefit regardless from taking it public beyond needing an additional bonus. >> but they can't vote. >> nope, they got no vote. they have no say whatsoever. people don't seem to care about the governance or lack of governance at snap. by the way, we pointed outd, you don't really have a lot of governance at google or facebook, but you have some appearance there of having some power because there are voting shares available. in this case they're not even available. >> none. hey, guys, children's place up 13. i like it. now i feel bad. i said it was the only store in the mall people are taking up like it's the only store in the mall. >> tell me to remember something, i got it. >> you. you. >> but jim, we keep talkin

the king of mtv is here. >> thank you. that was so nostalgic for me right there.wonderful moments. fun all summer long. you know? >> do you guys remember -- first of all, bill bella

wouldn't hold on to the stock, but that doesn't mean it can't go higher if it becomes the ultimate online mtv equivalent. twitter went dramatically higher before it crashed and burned and it totally lacked snap's cool factor. how do i know that snap is cool? do i look like i know anything about cool? yes, because i've been at this business. i've been meeting ceos for 30 years but this was the first time my daughter asked me to get a selfie with one. but if i'm so adamant that snap's too expensive, why on earth does it matter that the deal went off without a hitch? let me give you four things that could have gone wrong today that didn't instead of pointing out four things that went wrong every day like everybody else does. this is wrong, this is what i'm worried about. i just encapsulated every show and article i read. first, there turned out to be a lot of money around the buy shares in snap. i have seen when you have a huge deal like snap, and it was huge, 200 million shares at 17 bucks, it tends to cause selling in similar stocks because of paucity of cash dedicated to this kind of stock. i

mtv actually flipped its logo upside down in honor of international women's day.a look here at their twitter account. notice how the iconic "m" symbol now looked like a w. i have been monitoring their twitter account. i noticed earlier this morning they actually sent out that first tweet there if you can take a look at it. it says, a woman runs this account and she's striking today. all posts have been scheduled. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> interesting. >> don't expect a response today. >> okay, thank you, jess. >>> happening now, firefighters battling 32 wild fires in the eight states from new mexico to florida. at least six people have died, several firefighters have been hurt. thousands of people are evacuated this morning. officials say unseasonably warm weather, a lack of rain also dry and windy conditions are fuelling the fires. more than two dozen states are under wind and fire alerts this morning. >> australian maritime crews rescued two sailors from a disabled yacht this morning. the yacht was being tossed around by 20-foot waves and gale force winds

they're going to reinvent it as mtv because putting a lot of money out to buy content and people says is the way i can reach the 13 to 1-year-o8-year-. you have to be belief that is going to happen. >> 13 to 18-year-olds aren't that great advertising. >> no. they like to avoid ads better than anybody in the world. >> this feels like the stock where the young millennials will lose their innocence when it comes to investing. investing based on the name and their experience with it having no look at the fundamentals whatsoever. i'm not happy about it but they're going to learn this hard way. >> i wish they would say i really like stocks -- >> if you're on facebook and you see one of theirs mobile ads, 2013, right about the time facebook hit their stride on wall street there was a call to action. you could click something, you could subscribe to something, sign up for something. and if you encounter an advertisement on snap, there's a very pretzel like process that has to happen before you can take action on what you're seeing. so you might see a fitness model with her new weight loss te

>> all right. >> using this screenshot, name the first ever video shown on mtv. nick?ve named the artist. >> a little bonus. >> is that the first video? >> nick is up one. can you name this movie ? first ever to make $1 billion from this famous line. >> "my heart be go on." >> the movie? >> titanic. >> you're good. >> he's up, 2-0. >> pressure. >> now, this is an who was the first ever guest host of "saturday night live," steve martin, richard pryor, littlly tomlin. >> the first host. >> do we get points off if we get it wrong? >> no. >> three options. >> i'll go with steve martin. >> no. george carlin. >> c. >> sorry. too late. >> dang. >> another audio question. >> this is hard. >> can you name the first ever beyonce solo number one hit? >> i got it. >> from -- >> no. >> sorry. >> go ahead. >> i'll hear it first. >> play the first note. ♪ your love got me looking so crazy right now ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh >> i don't know we ask you to do all that, but i like it. >> "single ladies ♪ . >> this is the first summer blockbuster, considered by many. >> "e.t." >> wrong. >> n

mtv did maybe 6 or $700 million of revenue last year from advertising.dult swim and cartoon network 6 or $700 in revenue. it's good to be bigger than that but that's not a business. >> one of the things to watch as this develops, exactly how the street is going to grade the company. when is it going to expect in terms of metrics to deliver on and things like that. i don't think it's necessarily certain exactly how it's going to be evaluated. >> i agree. and i think that, unfortunately, a lot of investors are going to look at a terrible way to assess a company. not least because of financial profiles of this business is so radically different than, say, facebook. but just fundamentally, the user doesn't spend money on advertising. the user is the advertiser. we have to look at share of wallet and it doesn't necessarily relate to the consumer. most investors are looking at arpos for starters, because it's the best, easiest metric to look at, most people think. and that's going to send people down to a very mistaken path, i think. >> yeah. that average reve

meteorologist ed curran from our chicago station wbb mtv has more, ed, good morning. >> good morning, some very active weather through the next few days. let's start with today. we see snow on the radar. the jet stream running to the south and that brings snow into some areas to the north carolina, south carolina seeing snow as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning. in fact, a winter storm warning up in parts of that area until sunday at 11:00 in the morning. then, up to the north here, winter storm watch, parts of minnesota and into ohio and wisconsin. winter storm watch from sunday afternoon into monday evening. snow comes in there, moves through the chicago area. continues to the east. merges with another system and as this develops could create a nor'easter with some disruptive snowfall for the northeast as we head into tuesday with some people seeing a foot of snow or more? that is a possibility. cold, as you talked about everywhere we look here with the jet diving to the south. new york, 31 degrees for a high today. your normal high this time of year, alex, is 48 degrees. >>

you remember her iconic purple l 1999 mtv vha outfit she walk the red he red carpet in anotherer pasty'sesasi will be a peace treaty for nicky and kim. >> doesn't nicky minaj has a beef with everybody.. >> big one right now with -- wi >> that one still going on.stiln real quick friday afternoon weow want to you take look at this as picture and tell me was think. lamar owe dam was was spotted st around walking around beverly br hills with a woman that looks tt like -- who does she look like?k >> now, if you want me to say khloe -- >> you can say whatever you want to say.ay wnt to say rhe reason we're doing this storyso'r becausee they'r' saying she looks like khloe k kardashian. >> no. >> you don't think so. >> anybody see k yhlouoe. khl >> khloe before, you know, yeary ago before she became fit. >> okay.>> oka >> all right. >> right? >> a lot of people are saying it looks like khloe. >> i guess i can see the hair. i don't think it looks liket tht khloe at all. i'm not going with it.ith it. >> not buying it.>> notuying it. >> not buying it. >> anybody buying it.>>dy buyg . >> nope. n >> g

revenue share but there's going to be a lot of programming because they're trying to make this into mtvmuch more than just a messaging, which is why some people feel like they can buy it and grow into it. they also have to have huge adoption. has to be much more adoption. and they got to give us monthly average users to give us a sense there's a pipeline that the daily average users is gone. but snap is not going to look like it does now. not just squirrel faces on cramer. >> so you're suggesting channels? >> yes. >> that are nbc branded one day you watch on snap? >> yes. >> you know, brian roberts has been making the rounds a bit lately, chairman and ceo of comcast, he was at the morgan stanley conference earlier this week. >> i hear you were there. >> i was not there. that was in san francisco. >> oh, you were at a dinner. >> i was at a dinner where he was then at something yesterday. but talking about comcast being the aggregator of aggregators, very excited about the x-1 integration, new platform using youtube now available on it saying that 30% of x-1 subs use netflix through the p

. >> i was watching on mtv. all of the commercials are for those things.. >> you can stay home with that, too. >> exactly right. >>> i have a little bit of a cold this week. this caught our eye. there's a secret menu starbucks drink going viral. the coffee chain make it an official drink. it's called the medicine ball. we have one here to everyone to try. give it a taste. >> i like the taste of it. but i'm not sick. i don't know if it's making me feel better. >> sweet. >> there's minty. >> something minty. >> menthol in there. >> yes. >> menthol cigarettes. >> yeah. brings back memories. it's half hot water and half steamed lemonade, jade citrus mint tea, peach tranquility tea. >> i taste the lemon. >> honey and peppermint. >> supposed to drink this and feel much better if you have the common cold. >> do you have to drink this big gulp size version? >> if you do, you'll wake up tonight. >> jack daniels makes a honey flavored something. >> it would be a good hot toddy mix. >> for this and other "trending" stories, go to our today show app. >>> we have a goo

carson is in the orange room going mtv. >> he's reliving his eighty's glory. >> this is where i got my of course. >> i like that. >> this is awesome. >> are they new facebook filters? >> yes. >> are you on the facebook? >> yes. >> facebook users, can you give me the script and not my mug? is that possible. social networking going to be off to another new level. one of the updates is the camera effect you can see i was playing with. it's packed with masks and fraps and all sorts of filters. you were playing with that this morning. there's some good ones here. another feature unveiling today is stories. you'll now see circles at the top of the app where you can scroll through a collection of posts from your family and friends. those stories are only viewable for 24 hours. facebook is calling direct. it's a way to send photos and videos privately to one or several friends at a time, and your friends will be able to replay them and reply, but once the conversation e won't be visible. stories and direct will start rolling out on facebook today. enjoy. >> carson, thank you very much. coming

. >> i feel like i'm back at mtv with this crowd at this time of the year. >> they're awesome. >>> comingelieve the bargains we got for $5 or less. there's jill, she's ready. we're going to kick this off in with a great deal here in a minute. >>> let's get a check of the morning's top stories. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker at the white house where it's do or die for the republican health care bill. after the initial vote was delayed, the president issuing an ultimatum. his message to republicans, he's done negotiating. vote for the bill or obamacare stays. president trump with mounting replace of obama care on life support. overnight, a promise to save it. >> we will repeal and replace this broken law baize it's collapsing and failing families. and tomorrow we're proceeding. >> reporter: the president sends his top advisers to capitol hill, to twist the arms of remaining holdouts. after meeting with the republican conference, his budget director said the president is done negotiating. some republicans trying to project confidence. >> we're going to win this. >> the plea is, within our m

it has to reinvent itself as some sort of mtv network.because there were premium investors. in the end, i mean, snap is not a quality place to advertise. no more than twitter is. different from being able to advertise in instagram, facebook or google, which have terrific places for ads. the idea behind snap is to look at it for a second. that's not exactly conducive to advertisers. look, al was right. it is a venture stage company. people bought it. a lot of millenials loved it and that is terrific. but not how you make money. >> i like the name. the american health care plan. it is a good name. then we have the tweet about the drugs, drug prices. >> competition. who is he going to pit? what will you pit against each other? i try to figure that out. there are drugs that do the same things. maybe pit against them and drive them down. it'll be interesting to see. because there's not a lot of -- what is really -- if you want to drive prices down, become a negotiator in chief, like what the va does. >> right. >> it'll be interesting. some of

carson is in the orange room, going all mtv again. >> he's reliving '80s glory. >> you remember the video? >> can you give me my script and not my mug, if that's possible. let's go through the features. social networking off to a new level. one of the updates is the camera effect i was playing with. it's packed with masks and frames and filters. there's good ones that matt and savannah found. >> matt got his beard back. >> another feature, instagram users are familiar with this one, stories. you'll see little circles where you can share videos and photos. unlike albums that live on the page forever, the stories will be viewable for 24 hours. the people are what people is calling direct, sending photos or videos privately. and your friends can replay them and reply to them. once the conversation ends, it will no longer be visible. they will roll out on your phones for facebook today. guys? >> very cool. carson, thank you very much. >>> coming up, what adele says she may never do again. and why her fans are not at all happy about this. >>> and al is working the crowd in northern michigan un

this morning, there is a report of an explosion, at the responsible monetary fund offices in paris bf mtvter that happen after envelope was opened, police say there is an ongoing operation at billed that houses imf andworld bank the very latest developments as they come in, from paris this morning. shocking footage of a bank rob rely illinois to look a quick thinking security guard hailed a hero monsanto new questions over popular weed killer safety concerns for that, this morning, train your eyes on this, the frigid moments as winter commuters are hit with awall of snow -- what pictures we will tell you how that looked from amtrak's s standpoint markets rallying again take a look at futures a big open for broader averages, this is on top of the rally yesterday after the federal reserve raised interest rates, looking at money into equities dow industrials nasdaq s&p 500 positive this morning, take a look at europe begins a cbo fed raised rates quarter of a point ft 100 all-time high right now up 74 points 1% higher all the major averages throughout eurozone off about 1% asia overnight mar

snap is building a complete ecosystem of small videos, four minutes, it's going to be mtv.audience. it's obviously going to be overvalued and go even more overvalued. and that's just the way it is. that's the way the stock market works. >> all right, my friend. you know b.g., brad gilbert, he's watching. he loves venus and said it's nice we were so excited. >> b.g.'s book is a fabulous book. b.g.'s a really knowledgeable guy. >> awesome. i know. when you're watching a match with him it's like, you know, just better. anyway -- >> i learn from him every time. he's really smart. >> he is. awesome. anyway, jim, thanks. we'll see you at the top of the hour. later today on "power lunch" don't miss a cnbc exclusive interview with mylan ceo heather bresch at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ is happening before our eyes. shift in human history sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure

jeff lucas, who they hired from my old place, mtv networks, is a brilliant advertising leader. >> when think about the growth prospect and the idea of getting older people on this thing, right now, and maybe we're just the wrong generation. do you use snapchat? >> yes, i do. >> you do. you don't find this interface relatively impossible to figure out? >> remember, a lot of people thought facebook was hard to use in the beginning. a lot of people didn't understand. things like getting poked on facebook or how they were going to use facebook messenger. they've got to make it a lot easier for other people to use. to becky's point, right now it's about 18 to 34-year-olds. they will. >> what's the honeymoon period? when will you be able to properly measure what this company is worth? >> i think two years from now. they're expecting they're going to double advertising sales from this year. they're expecting they're going to continue to double. if we don't see that happening, then it's not going to be worth it. >> okay. michael wolf, great to see you. >> great to be here. >> thank you. >>> co