ky sisson reports, on how google is enterprising on the rush to create video content. youtube has become the platform that millions across the world use to post videos online, but it would be nothing without all of the content creators that feed this massive medium. that's why google built youtube space los angeles. this forty one thousand square foot facility houses sets, green screens, cameras, control rooms, and post production equipment... all at no cost to the user. at youtube we do everything we can to support our creator community. we want to help creators get to the next level and this is one of the many ways that we do that. built on howard hughes' former helicopter hanger, youtube space la hosts events and workshops that encourage and promote community and creativity. in just over 18 months, more than 2,000 videos have been filmed inside the space. this isn't just a production facility, we consider this the physical embodiment of youtube. damon berger is the ceo of "what's trending" a daily youtube show that uses youtube space la to film and edit their show.

in los angeles, ky sisson, first business news. coming up... a trader digs up a housing stock he says has portfolio building potential... plus... how "catfishing" infiltrating the job market... that's next with bill moller. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the internet is still the wild west. few rules and a lot of gun slinging of the truth. who people claim to be is not always who they are and that's a big problem - not just for online daters and children - but for businesses. cathing the catfishers is a guide for filtering out the lies and get to the truth online. it was written by tyler cohen wood - she is a cyber branch chief for the defense intelligence agency in the department of defense. well this is particularly insidious for businesses because they have a great vulnerability with intellectual property. > > absolutely and this book is important for the business sector too because no longer is there a separation between personal and business. we no longer just sit in our office and do our work and we're protected by our corporate network. we're always on the g