nick woodman certainly likes to document practically everything he does. >> woodman: this is the way. >> cooper: we tagged along with him on a surfing trip to mexico. his old van is long gone, replaced by his new private jet. >> woodman: show me what this thing can do! >> cooper: woodman was with old friends who helped him start gopro and still work there. the trip was for fun, but also to put the company's new cameras to the test. >> woodman: if it doesn't work in the real world, and frankly, if it doesn't work in the surf, well, there's a good chance that we won't make it. >> cooper: unlike most cameras, gopros are used by both amateurs and professionals alike. at "60 minutes," we use them to get shots that other cameras simply can't. we've attached them to the ends of polo mallets, to climbers clinging to the cliffs of yosemite. and taken them on dives in the okavanga delta to get up close with deadly nile crocodiles. >> woodman: you have the "60 minutes" of the world using the same camera that 12-year-olds are using to document themselves snowboarding the half-pipe. >> cooper: do

over to you, josh. >> reporter: kayla, we are here with nick woodman and luck toy have nick today, becauses playing hurt with a torn acl, and, nick, i heard that actually the doctor who did your surgery did so with a gopro strapped to his head? >> yep. dr. kevin stone of the stone clinic replaced my left acl a little over a week ago, and i asked him if he would document the surgery wear agopro. he agreed to. he documented surgeries with cameras before with limited success. so he was a little doubtful, but said he would do it for me, and it was a gesture, and when ri sw him and the other doctors in my postexam, stoked like little kids. we might cut it into an edit and show people what a replacement of acl looks like. >> first earnings report as a public company. right? beat estimates. stock, though, is down hard today. what do you make of that? >> stock prices will go down, stock prices will go up. it doesn't affect us, because we have such a strong vision for the future. we've got a really long-term vision for the business. it's part of how i got comfortable taking gopro public is i have s

>> can you tell us any high school stories about nick woodman? w, kelly, he was always -- i know nick. we went to the same high school, menlo back in '93. i always talk about, a tremendous amount of passion and energy in whatever he did, whether it was, you know, model airplanes or a high school football team and you can actually, in terms of the thread, you can sort of see that, when i interview him today as now ceo of this publicly traded company, he brings a lot of that same intensity and passion and focus to gopro for sure. >> talking about model planes. sounds like he's stworn secrecy to me. afraid of mutually destruction? i don't know p. speaking of publicly traded companies, more on the tenth anniversary of google's ipo? >> absolutely. google has spent a lot of money, close to $s 23 billion at least on 14578 compa companies since public. the ones that worked and the ones that didn't. when when they looked at three winners, google points to one in particular. youtube they bought in 2006 for $1.7 billion. now, at the time that might have seem

for a discussion with nick woodman, the founder and ceo of this company.to take you through some interesting flashes across the wires this morning. after the down of the malaysian aircraft in ukraine, there are concerns about the risk out there. we've had a flash across from the european aviation agency warning of flights in libyan air space. this on the back of evacuations by embassy staff. so potentially aviation authorities are now taking a broader view of risk across air space and this has been the latest warning. >>> market action, you can see we are called over. a little weaker across on u.s. markets as we see widespread selling so far across the markets on the back of data today. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm karen cho. the sell-off hits europe as manufacturing data pushes all main incidentsies into the red after u.s. stocks saw one of the worst months of the year. can the u.s. jobs data reverse the trend with six straight months of nonfarm payroll ahead of the day. a bidding war between mobile stocks price actions in the european telecom

that's gopro ceo nick woodman. my ice bucket challenge for the charity. eporter on the west coast, josh lipton, and now it's mr. lipton's chance to accept that challenge. good morning, josh. >> good morning, simon. yeah. you heard nick throw down that challenge. so, nick, i accept your challenge, and before we get to this, so three challenges of my own. how about right here, ebay's ceo john donahoe, you are challenged. in cooper toup cupertino, apple jack white, playing shows this weekend here in san francisco. with that, my producer, justin soloman, will do the honors. whoa! good grief. that's cold. thank you, nick. guys, back to you. >> yeah, not a lot of ice, if i may. some of you went through this. not a lot of ice. looked a bit like water to me. ice bucket challenge. >> well it -- it was, i think just didn't try to put as much ice. if it makes you feel better it wasn't a fell thi trash can, simon. i don't know if that equals it out. >> i almost put ton top of your head. it is warmer there. perhaps it has melted. josh, hoping you would be brad pitt. i

i, in turn challenged priceline ceo darin houston, march yote ceo and nick woodman and gopro respondederday morning on cnbc "squawk" anger simon hobbs challenged me to the als ice bucket challenge. cnbc and simon, i accept. after i take the plunge, i get to make a few challenges of my own. i'm starting with my high school buddy and cnbc reporter josh lipton. after that -- shawn white. finally, what the hell. brad pitt. let's do this. >> check that out nap is the ceo of gopro picking up the als chirty ice bucket challenge and brad pitt and josh lipton in the same sentence. so it rolls on. >> i like to think of josh lipton as our own version of brad pitt. >> many say that. may be getting priceline coming through on the kalg. done it in amsterdam. kelly evans, maybe able to put that on in your show. welcome to "squawk alley." >> yes, thank you. that gopro video will be hard to top. good morning. >>> 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters in mountainview, california, where ten years ago today, along with the rest of the world, they were watching this. >> six, five, four, three, two, one -- [ che

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and i also nominate the ceo of gopro, nick woodman, to pull off an event like the als ice bucket challengeo team can do. thank you, sara. >> you look very nice in your little t-shirt. the crowd is happy. how about you pick those people? >> lots of thinking. and they're good friends of the show. >> it's raised a lot of money. it's gone absolutely viral and it's huge. >> they have raised just over $15 million so far. that's up, i think, from $7 million last week, which is seven times what they had this time last year. so with these new teams, they'll make even more. >> all right. well, simon hobbs, you look great. >> thank you. >> are you cold? >> a little bit. i have to do the europe close now. see you in a minute. >> he's going to change back into his suit. with that we turn it over to" squawk alley." >> thank you so much. good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters in mountain view, california. 11:00 a.m. here on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm kelly evans. carl quintanilla is off today. and joining me all hour are the jons. our jon fortt a