i love youtube.rm i'm going to continue uploading my content, however, i want to expand my business and try other things and not just focus on youtube but, you know, launch other businesses outside of youtube, still using youtube as place for me to upload my content. that's where a lot of my subscribers are. >> is there any other platform that you think is competitive or you might start migrating too, if youtube starts to outlive its usefulness? >> to be honest with with you you i go where my subscribers or community is. if they're on another platform i will go there too. >> for example? >> facebook is becoming popular for video search and content. right now there's no monetization, but i wouldn't be shocked if they enabled monetization for content creators because that will enable more people to upload more original content on facebook. facebook is a place where a lot of people now are watching videos. vine as you guys know, people love just getting lost on vine and going through the vine black hole

youtube turns ten, we take a look at how the video sharing site has changed the internet over the lastade plus. >> i'm daniel lack in canada yukon territory and looking at how scientists are studying the amazing athletes in this ultra endurance race the yukon ultra to learn how conditions might be for humans in space. ♪ fighting is intensifying in eastern ukraine hours before a new ceasefire is due to take effect pro-russian separatists and ukraine army are battling near the town and these images claim to show a build up of russian artillery northeast of the junction town and tweeted by the u.s. ambassador jeffrey piat on friday and said we are confident these are russian military and not separatists, ukraine president had this to say about the latest violence. >> after what this is of minsk it's not just an attack of ukraine, this is an attack of minsk results and without explanation because unfortunately after minsk the defense operation of russia intensified significantly. >> reporter: so where is the fighting in eastern ukraine taking place as the clock ticks down to the ceasefire

youtube.has more than a billion users, one of the most profitable and influential websites there is. a look at how it all began. >> this is the first video ever uploaded to youtube. the company's co-founder joey carim at the san diego june in 2005. the idea that anyone anywhere col share their videos online caught on fast. just over a year later, 65,000 videos were being uploaded each day and youtube is getting more than 100 million daily views. not surprise then when this happened. >> we have exciting ing news for you. we have been acquired by google. >> seventeen months after going live youtube was bought by google for $165,000,000,000. >> google has this large scale infrastructure for content delivery. it's something they scaled up after they bought youtube. youtube would not have been able to do it with just a few guys. >> d'hÔte backing of google the site's influence and open ax policy made it powerful. >> no longer do people have gate keepers, movie stud yields to get the word out about

. >>> and youtube turns ten. we look at how the video-sharing site has changed the internet over the last decade. >> fighting is intensifying in eastern ukraine hours before a new cease-fire is due to take affect effect. these are pictures of pro-russian separatists on the outskirts of debaltseve. they said, we are confident these are russian military not separatists. >> well, these are the areas currently held by fighters. they've also been reports of shelling and live fire in the town of luhansk. however, the main battle seems to be control of d debaltseve. they are under intense fire. many are forced to leave their homes in eastern ukraine due to the constant shelling. >> it's been seven months since dmitri and his wife and son left the bombing of ukraine. they are now in a college dormitory, they didn't have a spoon or fork when they arrived. but they don't complain. >> he got work as a builder. a representative from the company came hear saying that he needed men. i work as a shop assistant. >> the dorm hous

i could just advertise on youtube.will be watching me. >> there is reach and prestige. if you are a brand like coke it's all about prestige and you being the person that did it. that's why wiser went to the super bowl for god knows how many years. it's about image. if you conflate targeting with image, you run into all sorts of problems. >> we have to leave it there. thank you so much for coming in. >> we are to talk about president obama. we will get a view on that in a moment. ♪ >> we just had a great conversation about advertising on the super bowl. >> that wraps us up for today. surveillance is up next. we are off for a costume change. >> we will see you at the next -- same time tomorrow. >> ukraine is that war and peace talks fail. the ruble weakens your it january was unkind to investors. we consider volatility. tom brady and the patriots may deflate the seahawks. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live. joining me is olivia stearns and brandon greeley. time for top headlines. >> the new prime

we see that with youtube.youtube created a competitor to spot a find pandora, a streaming music company or service and to inaugurate it, they brought in the four major record labels and negotiated terms on which they would like all of their work to google, and to youtube to make available as a streaming music service. after they struck video they went to all of the independent record labels and say he will take the term that we negotiated with the four majors. you will take those terms or you are no longer allowed to use youtube to make your videos available to promote your music. you have to basically surrender your commercial autonomy to majors who end up speaking on your behalf, even when the interests at the same is your interest. viacom in a recent failed state to get the supreme court to bring youtube to see you on terms that they favored want to go much further than this. you've got the 100 hours of video every minute. viacom argued unless you to pay the lawyer to review all of the video as it was comin

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was judges acquired by google. >> short after they bought youtube, youtube would not have been able to do it if it was just a single startup by a couple of guys. >> made it a powerful force. >> no longer do people have gatekeepers, radio stations, tv networks movie studios. 9 is create something and distribute it to everyone. >> the adverts adverts have now necessitated a million dollars in a year. do prices prand deals really it's reduced the barriers to anyone to then go and billion dollars a cs heck dhurs guides and tutorials changing the self education industry. more than 300 hour of explicit videos from being posted. in. >> this is the challenge as well as the opportunity. of viewer generated content. you can have this huge platform that can have huge positive net value, but also, negative net value as well. if you are not did at protecting the platform you'll understand. >> youtube and parent company google cojt to monitor their resources. >> fashion designers from across the world are showcasing their latest line in new york this week. >> the glitz the glamor, it's the week f

then other times like today youtube gets me. i've got three or four. this one i happen to find on the youtube channel. joshua loves his model planes. it got interesting when they started test flying some of the things he's built including this which is a rocket powered rubber band glider. >> three, two, one. >> off it goes in the air. watch as it gets -- watch this. awesome. joshua brought this out. can anybody identify this famous plane? anybody recognize it? >> the bomber. >> it's the hercules. >> that's right. it's a masterpiece built out of wood. each wound up by rubber bands. >> watch this. you wind them up let it go. watch it go. >> i got into the flight test channel and found this from just the other day. picked up half a million views. it's the carrier. they have finished it. it works. check this out. while one of them is flying the carrier, they've got this model plane taking off. they've got the red skull escaping. they go to an indoor stadium and get a bunch of other guys with their remote control as well. it's a millennium. check it out. th

>> it says one element of it is that there is a lot more sharing going on with an era that youtube was was an era of broadcast, one way communication and large organizations and can reach out only, now you don't have to be a south korean pop star you can just be a parent uploading pictures of your children and suddenly you can have a global audience. >> you can be an absolute twit and make millions can't you? >> yes. [laughter] a number of examples of that. >> so where does the emergence of talent come and what does it tell us about what we see on social media? >> the youtube is really brought around a change in the pathway to celebrity and used to be controlled by gait keepers and these gate keepers would be the ones deciding who was famous and what song gets played and what video gets seen and however now with youtube you have the ability of audiences to decide and suddenly you have these celebrities having a tremendously engaged relationship with audience the way movie stars and old celebrities never had before. >> do you think you or i or anybody could now think okay this is the wa

he said that youtube changes the way people share online. >> youtube has really risen from an idea that nobody really thought would work. it has changed the world of politics culture and businesses around the world. one element of it is that there is a lot more sharing going on. in an era that youtube was launched in was an era of broadcast. one way communication large organizations that could reach out only. now you don't have to be a south korean pop star. now you can just up load pictures of your children and you could "k" have a global audience. of youtube has changed the pathway to celebrity. it used to be controlled by gate keepsers who would decide what song was played and who was seen. now you have celebrities having an engaged relationship with their audience in a way that movie stars and old style celebrities had before. >> now to sport. >> it's been a good opening day for co-host. new zealand won in christchurch and sydney won in melbourne. >> christchurch hosted the cricket world cup. they would be caught having scored 65 from just 49 bowls. then adding 57 for the black caps

more than 300 hours of video is up load today youtube every minute.lt for the company to stop violent sometimes explicit videos from being posted. >> this is the challenge as well as the opportunity of the content is that you can have this huge platform that anybody can up load anything which can have huge positive net value. but also some negative net value as well and this is -- we have never been good with dealing it we can knowledge and we learn. >> reporter: as more people around the world connect to the internet and their band width improves the popularity of online videos is likely to increase. youtube and parent company google will be hoping they can continues to dominate audiences and the revenue they bring. al jazerra. >>> it is valentine's day and for flower shops that usually means booming blooming visitors. in bangladesh, bow bouquet strikes and the fear of violence. >> reporter: it's been difficult for most businesses in businesses in bangladesh but for flower growers it could be a bad year. february is when they make almost all of their

then three americans started a website called youtube. these days it has more than a billion users and it's one of the most profitable sites in the world. technology takes a look at how a small idea became big business. >> here we are. >> this is the first video ever up loaded to youtube. the company's co-founder joey at the san diego zoo in 2005. >> the idea that anyone, anywhere could share their videos online caught on fast: just over a year later 65,000 videos were being up loaded each day, and youtube was getting 100 million daily views. no surprising when this happened. >> today we have exciting news for you. we've been acquired by google. >> 17 months after going live youtube was bought by google. for $1.65 billion. >> google has this very large-scale infrastructure for quantum delivery, and youtube would not have been able to do it if it was just a similar start up by a few guys. >> with the backing of google, the site's influence and open access policy made it a powerful force. >> no longer do people have gatekeepers, radio stati

perhaps the biggest winner was youtube. people watched more than 3.2 million hours of big game ads and teasers which is nearly double last year. youtube says revenue from its super bowl ad program set a new record this year. no word from facebook and twitter on their related ad revenue. they are certainly fighting for a bigger piece of youtube's super bowl ad pie, though. >> we talk a lot about the migration of revenue to social, but if the ratings on television for big events are so big, does that get slowed down? >> no. does this mean tv is great. >> sure. >> one correction that julia brought up. there were four facebook mentions and three twitter mentions. there was 28 hash tag mentions. theoretically you could use a hash tag on facebook, but that's really twitter. this was a twitter win last night. twitter is where the public conversation happens. the hash tags are twitter. facebook is not a place for public conversation. >> well -- >> one-tenth the number of mentions. >> in terms of the play they got, i don't know how

youtube was getting 100 million views. no surprise when this happen. >> we have exciting news for you. we have been acquired by google. 17 months after going live youtube was bought by google. >> google has a large scale infrastructure for content delivery. it's something scaled up. youtube would not have been able to do it if it was a single site run by a few guys. >> reporter: the open access policy made it a powerful force. >> no longer do people have gatekeepers, radio stations tv networks movie studios to get the word out. anyone can create something and distribute it to the world. >> and let a billion visiting the sight each month, a generation of online stars found their audience. adverts on the side and you tune's revenue sharing system means some are making millions each year. once they have built an audience they can bring deals. it's been reduced to anyone to then build. >> reporter: it's showing a wide variety of charity groups lectures and tutorials, challenging the self-education industry. more than 300 video

on youtube, i don't think.to learn how to do it, you do have to get the dvd. >> so you try to make money selling dvds explaining it. >> that's right. and i made that video not because i wanted to but because i had to. over 50,000 people watched that video alone. and my fake exposure video where it started off if you are watching it, you're a magician, and you think you're going to get the secret for free and you say is it done with tape and it's not really done with tape. and at the end it's me and you find out this isn't how it's done but i can see there is a demand for these exposure videos because 50,000 people watched mine. if you were to google rick lax how to do vertigo you would find hundreds of videos with tens of thousands of hits and some will be real exposure videos. those are videos where the magicians really tell you how it's done and some will be fake ones like the one you just saw. >> so why not go to government copyright, patent, own it, sue people who do it? >> it's hard for us magicians to do

a good move with youtube.d, youtube, 50,000-square-foot hangar near lax full of equipment and producers and they're cranking out this material. >> right, the parental controls, as important as that is, i love the fact it's organizing the content and all it's going to do is bring more and more children and the youth into the youtube culture, but eventually it will be on apple. >> no doubt, the majority of baby toys, tech toys are on apple ipad. deirdre: great thing, i want to bring a true american success story. because we have a salute to gigi's cupcakes, she was a cleaning lady and decided to open a cupcake business. the first opened for business in nashville in 2008, in the beginning she was bake early in the morning, then leaving to clean houses, now gigi's cupcake has nearly 100 location throughout the country, starting with just it $26,000, it now has more than $40 million in revenue. so for more on this american success story and others like it, go to www.foxbusiness.com/charles payne. deirdre: so are yo

. >>> still to come youtube turns 10.ok at the popular website and how it revolutionized how we share individual yes, sir. still ahead, it's raining goals in the german ball league. robin is standing by for details. >>> now 10 years ago, sharing videos online was a bit of a novelty. then three americans started a website called youtube. our technology editor takes a look at a small idea which became big business. >> here we are. this is the first video ever uploaded to youtube. the company's co-founder joey carine at the san diego zoo in 2005. the idea that anyone anywhere could share their videos online caught on fast. just over a year later, 65,000 videos were being uploaded each day and youtube was getting more than 100 million daily views. no surprise then when this happened: today, exciting news for you. we have been acquired by google. seventeen months after going live youtube was bought by google for $165,000,000,000. >> google has this very large scale infrastructure for contents delivery and it's something that s

now people want to see the youtube. i want to see the visual. think it is happening over and over again. i think we have lots of stars who come from social media and we are going to have a lot more. that is how people are discovering it. >> philanthropy is very important to you. giving back. how do you integrate that in your work? >> every component of what we do, every aspect of what we do has to have the charity involved. every dollar we make has to have some kind of charitable component involved. with our shows, we try to give a dollar from every ticket sold to charity and i have never had an artist say no to that. >> you have been on so many lists, the times 100 most influential people. how old are you? >> 33. >> you are only 33? what is next for scooter braun? >> don't tell my clients i'm only 33. i think i am in the best phase of my life right now. i just got married. over the next five to 10 years, my real priority beyond that is that i want to build a family. i think that is something i am really proud of and more young people should see

. >>> mountain view based youtube is celebrating ten years. the domain name was registered on february 14, 2005. this is the first ever video uploaded to the site. it features an ohio man describing his visit to the san diego zoo. it has nearly 18 million views. youtube was unprofitable when google purchased it in 2006 for $1.6 billion, with a b, dollars. >> wow. >> some people might not remember life before youtube. >> i had no idea that was the service -- >> i did. >> what did we do before watching cat videos. >> youtube has come so far. >> weatherwise, great weather. >> yeah. >> holiday looking great as well. then changes headed our way for tuesday. we will talk about those in one second. live doppler showing you we are high and dry and san francisco, you're on your way to the warmest winter ever recorded. if you take our afternoon high and our overnight lows since december 1st average temperature is 56.4 degrees. almost 1 degree better than the current warmest winter on record. that is winter of 1958 to 1959. do you remember that one right

according to the journal google's youtube is still not making money. article cites sources who peg revenue at the video unit at about $4 billion in 2014. that's up a billion year over year despite the jump the bottom line is still break even after paying for content and equipment to deliver all those videos quickly. they compare it to facebook which is able to cobble together 3 billion in profits. >> that's fine. youtube is a force for the next generation and it is gradually, if google doesn't blow it and no signs they will blow it, it is going to gradually take over the world. you look at the viewership numbers, look at the revenue, they are now a reasonable size cable network in terms of revenue closing in on cbs as a broadcast network. ultimately this will be a colossal, global business and viewing platform. just takes time. >> i'm not sure i buy this. i'm not sure how many costs you to assign just to youtube in order to say it's not profitable and how many revenues you have to not assign to the fact that google has youtube. you know what i mean? go

your videos on youtube. you ended up with all these different channels and your expression sort of broken up across all these different networks. >> how did you decide to turn it into a business? >> it decided for itself. we had a couple of weeks between contracts, at my consulting company. we were sitting on our hands, waiting for the next gig to get started. i said, let's just go for it. i feel like we can hack together the basic features. the basic features were the ability to post anything. tumblr was one of the first platforms that let you post a single photo, a set of photos, a link. a quote, a video you just recorded and edited. it could all go to one place, one blog that was yours. the ability to customize everything, which was also pretty novel at the time. >> elon musk has said starting a company is like staring into the abyss of death. i have heard other entrepreneurs say it's like swallowing shattered glass. here you are, 20 years old. did you have any of those moments along the way, where it is

they don't need that money. >> i spoke with youtube owned by google. a spokesperson told me the ads are not placed by an algorithm but a targeting feature allowing the advertiser to say which type of content it want to advertise on. google does not allow the advertisers to target people based on race or ethic identifiers. raj? >> very interesting. thank you, scott. there are renewed efforts to solve a deadly shooting at a local rap concert five months ago. mountainview police released sketches of a suspect they've been searching for hins august. he's pictured here with and without hair. he's the gunman who killed an concert promoter at the shoreline amphitheater. the headliners wiz khalif a and young -- they hope social media would help find the suspect and images of him turn up on instagram or vine. so far nothing. no motive has been released. >>> what's happening in silicon valley happening to other roadways too. navigating around the bay area is getting more challenging. a new study found that commute times are becoming more unpredictable and you ca

they called it youtube.ond video was the first me at the zoo by founder and a billion users later 300 hours of videos are uploaded every minute. personal moments are now going viral some with hundreds of millions of views. and it has made some people very famous and korean singer sy is the biggest of all time with 2.24 billion views and youtube also gave direct access to activists and protesters to the outside world and this is especially true in syria. how that kind of content boasted particularly when it's violent opened up a new debate over regulation. thomas crampton is the global director of the agency of the matter and says youtube has changed the way people share online. >> youtube has really risen from an idea that nobody really thought would work has changed the world of politics culture and businesses around the world. >> one element of it is there is a lot more sharing going on and when it was launched it was an era of broadcast and large organizations could reach out only. now you don't have to b

they love youtube. working on parental controls.sure they're not wandering off. >> that is a losing battle. melissa: don't say that. they want information. look for how-to video on youtube. how do they make money. >> hold on a second. they bought youtube for 1.5 billion. revenues of five billion. they will move to six or seven billion over the course of the next three to five years. we all know that. now they're putting, investing a tremendous amount of money into youtube, hence reason why their profit margins are razor thin. not that the business model is flawed. they're reinvesting back into the business. melissa: do you buy that? >> you know, one of those things, if you're getting revenue of one dollar and spending two that is a loss to most people. but the question, if you reallocate expenses back into investment. you say that is not spending that is investment. it can look different. depends how you do accounting. >> as a portfolio manager, high return on invested capital business, you want to reinvest back into that business e

he is optimistic of youtube and multichannel networks. he believes youtube can take on hollywood.e ceo and chief content curator at redef. i want to disclose the bloomberg has a relationship with you as well. our vc arm has invested in redef. jason: they are very smart. betty: my kids are on youtube all the time. i have 10-year-old boys. they love watching videos. isn't that the problem? youtube has become a repository that are great for teens and tweens and kids, but it is not a great place were really high-end content -- place for really high-end content. jason: i disagree. youtube is a lot of things for a lot of people. their new multichannel network -- there isn't really a problem at youtube, it is more some issues they have to deal with culturally and business why. the rumors are revenue is around $5 billion. we are talking about $5 billion on one of the biggest sites on the internet that wasn't here almost a decade ago. that is pretty impressive. youtube is not really a front door site. you go there because you sent me a link or because they are the first destination you sea

but i'd rather have it with google and youtube. google was up $11, $12. they're not spooked by that. >>> coming up, it is official. apple sending an invite to its spring forward march 9th event, which can only mean one thing. plus, a stunning reversal in 3-d printing. details on what was behind that big swing, next. and later, get ready. netflix's "house of cards" season three is out tomorrow. we'll hear from one guest who says the show is the single most important thing the company is doing right now. stay tuned. i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." >>> some conference calls going on concurrently, but jcpenney reporting below expectations for 11 cents per share. revenues slightly better than expectations, but stronger than anticipated same store sales of 4.4% for the fourth quarter. the retailer also guiding full year comps, three in the range of 3% to 5%. positive growth margin expansion o

youtube has also pledged to help the global fight on terrorism. youtube, which belongs to google, has made a decision to block any content featuring jihadist ideology. it has announced it will be hiring arabic-speaking employees to help identify videos messages, and keywords that could pose a problem. web users from across the globe have been paying tribute to michele ferrero, who died on saturday february 14. ferrero rochet chocolates are legendary. people have been paying their respects often with photos of the product. here is the latest craze to hit instagram. it features photos of men reading books or newspapers while writing the new york city subway. the owner of the account has chosen to remain anonymous. they "appreciate men with good looks, good books." the gallery is growing by the day, as is the number of followers. have you ever wondered what your dreams would look like if they were illustrated? the photoshop your dreams tumblr blog helps you do just that. submit a description and it will be remade through photoshop. it can be pretty e

records it all on video and posts it on youtube? >> the two videos that we were able to find were posted and police have also seen these videos. according to them it's a 15-year-old boy who did this for nothing more than getting views on youtube. that's why. no reports of him stealing anything. the only thing he did was just cause damage. >> what he did was ruin what's idyllic for other people the idea you can leave your keys out there and nobody will touch it. >> police identified this boy, they know who he is. the other sad part about this they also know who was behind the camera, his 9-year-old sister. >> so he's giving her that example. he's showing her that behavior. >> he's remorseful probably because he's been caught. police believe the damages could reach into the thousands of dollars. >> you should really throw the book at this guy and throw the book hard. this guy needs to be the example for all the other people watching at home. if you are going to play like this you are going to have to pay the pi >>> got a couple video

. >>> new at 10:00, a youtube just for kids.est innovation from google that just could be the start of a new trend. it's a dilemma that a lot of parents can relate to. finding appropriate online content, pre-filtered for children. maureen naylor is in san jose tonight with how it works. >> reporter: it's called the youtube kid's app, it's available starting today. this is the first product built from the ground up with children specifically in mind, and it's not expected to be the last. before 4-year-old emma schneider scooted over to hoagie park this evening, she was watching music videos on her mom's phone. >> i watched nicki minaj, and i watched these two girls singing. >> google says families worldwide are watching millions of videos on youtube. >> trucks and trains. pretty much anything to do with vehicles. >> it's not filtered very well. i mean, you you're googling something and a whole nother thing comes up. so that safety is a huge concern. >> reporter: google today launched youtube app. a library of prescreened family f

youtube, is that you don't discuss the amount of money that you're doing with youtube.erage is about 45% that they're going to keep of this ad money that's rolling through. but who cares? what could that possibly cost her to do that video? >> we have got four more to get to. puty pie's youtube channel. i subscribe to this one. who wouldn't, by the way? what is this? >> this is the guy being very funny. he's a comedian who talks about video guys and narrates in a comedic style. it's gone viral. you're talk about a guy who has a range here of 1.2 on the very low end, but closer to $18.9 million to sit and talk about in a funny way, video games. >> here is another one. little baby bum is a youtube channel. what's it about? >> a mere $13.5 million on a top in annually is being earned here. these are simply animated nursery rhymes that are put together one after another. it's appealing to a global audience. >> let's listen. ♪ quack quack quack ♪ ♪ four little ducks came back ♪ >> holy smokes. how much does that one make? >> so the estimate is 845,000 on the low end. but clos

this is living the dream episode two, youtube web series. sent this to us. this is not water they're pouring on the canopies. soaking canopies in a bin of gasoline. >> when they say stupidity i didn't realize they meant stupidity. it's like being silly. >> up into a plane. they jump out. there goes the canopy full of gasoline two guys jump out over arizona. now, a flare gun and then -- >> oh! >> boom! there goes your canopy like a piece of tissue paper up in smoke. they go ahead, pull their reserve chute. >> what were you doing? where were you? how many drinks deep do you have to be to go you know what would be hilarious? if we set fire to it with a flare gun. >> just then adding a little bit more flare to their jump. >> every neighborhood has that old guy who says get off my lawn! and i guess every forest has an elephant that says get out of my for forest. he got some guys in a truck. they spot an elephant. the elephant keeps pursuing them as they're backing up. but watch what happens next. the elephant rams the truck, and then it turns around and walks awa

he's going to slide along the snow and when this video hits youtube all of the ladies' underwear willoff, at least that's the plan. i don't think that's going to happen that way, mick. what i like about the video, we get the i have really hurt my bum and going to try to walk it off and look cool. >> creeping up his spine. looks like your panties are still on. >> nope didn't work. >> come on man, you've got to nail these things. >> mine are on the floor, though. >> chest bumps with total strangers. >> oh nice! that was a good one. >> see it next "right this minute." >>> still to come -- or a b.a.s.e. jump. >> but what you can see what he's jumping into. >> crazy. >> see what's beyond the fog, next. >>> plus a couple gets creative to announce -- >> their second. >> see the elaborate ways they're letting everyone know. >> closed captioning provided by -- [ [ fefemamalele a annnnououncer ] helping your kids get fewer cavities can take enthusiasm. or just act kids scooby-doo rinse. it tastes grgreat and helps reduce cavities up to 40%. soso i it't's s aall good. aactct k kidids.s. - - yoyo

as soon as production wrapped, archie uploaded a short clip to youtube.hat moment millions would see. he thought it would be a good way of drumming up interest while he edited the movie. little did he know how quickly the clip would take off. >> about a week later, yahoo! had it on their homepage as wet wedding and it went bonkers. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for an audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want to see it? if they asked me poin

. >> the problem is when you say youtube can't do it.hey earn $4 billion. they aren't doing it right now but they are creating an infrastructure that can be more productive going forward. they earned $4 billion. that's doing something. >>> next up, new details on the apple watch from tim cook. the watch's battery life will last an entire day and charge faster than an iphone and it's designed to replace your car keys. the company had a chip that could be used to help cars communicate with cars and wearables. >> our focus as a company is really focused on trying to drive the smarter world. a lot of people talk about the internet of things. we broadened that to include wearables and the connected car and talk about the smarter world. >> as apple approaches these levels, many on this desk are skeptical about where the stock can go next. >> i've been skeptical for a while. probably not the best person to ask. >> perhaps there's another way to play the apple watch. >> nxpi is interesting. but that stock has had a ridiculous run. here's a stock

>> well, yeah i'm on youtube you go and see it.alk about dating white men and it's not like i'm excluding dating black men but for some reason, they focus in on that i don't want to date black men. like my younger white boy friend that i'm currently seeing is always saying-- . >> larry: i like how she put in, my younger emphasis on younger. >> i was going to say to you if you want just go young. because you can raise them and mate them. >> larry: i want to hear that-- you are married both you and your husband have ph.ds but are you sitting here braggy and gloaty. >> she is the envy of the group. >> no you about i will say this i just i want to make sure people don't think that black men are uni corns either. >> larry: exactly. >> there are plenty-- . >> larry: thank you. >> i am not going to say a plethora but there are some you know and maybe my thought process when -- >> good black men. >> listen everyone comes with some-- everyone comes with some assembly required. >> i'm not saying great. >> just sometimes it can be a few batte

youtube is working to change its service, unveiling a new app called youtube kids to have a more age-appropriateexperience. it censors some content and allows parents to set controls. we are staying on top of the winter weather. eileen is tracking what is still in store. scott: the winter extreme weather has led to the formation of ice caves in northern michigan. the caves formed on the surface of lake michigan. they are formed by wind and waves pushing new ice on top of existing ice. the case can be explored by just about anyone willing to venture out onto the ice. the great are now more than 85% iced over, so those caves will not be melting anytime soon. eileen: that is incredible. you would still have to be very careful. i would be afraid. scott: it's not without perils. eileen: but a very cool phenomenon. scott: nothing like that forming. eileen: no, but we got a good deal of sunsetted -- we got a good deal of snow today. we knew that we're going to get snow, but not quite the intense amount or the duration of snow. from the cold to the snowflakes, piling up quickly, the stormscan now, this

plus a new youtube app debuts tomorrow that's just for kids. how it gives mom and dad more control over what their children are watching online. >>> at 5:45 on this sunday morning, here is a live picture from storm force 10. this is martin luther king drive. as you can see, it is still raining in philadelphia right now. just a light rain. the real concern today is ice. meteorologist brittney shipp is calling this dangerous ice. we've seen people slipping and falling as they've been heading out their doors early this morning. also, it's been tricky in some spots on the road. so when you do get up and head out, keep that in mind. >>> in washington some possible white house candidates are offering mixed reactions to a controversial remark made by a prominent republican this week. those potential hopefuls fielded questions yesterday at the annual meeting of nation's governors. republican scott walker punted when he was asked about rudy giuliani and his statement that president obama does not love america. new jersey governor chris christie and othe

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there were none of the huge youtube moments that have made these town halls they miss.alked to him briefly and asked him about people saying he is dead and his candidacy is not going anywhere. he said he was an underdog in the sense that jeb bush is the son of a president. i also asked him about that new york times story in which they talked about the luxurious lifestyle that he has led. we did not get into specifics but he said he was ready for that kind of scrutiny if he does run. in the town hall itself, a lot of nuts and bolts questions. he is still very much immersed in governing the state although he has been traveling. detailed questions on fiscal policy and sandy recovery. he got a question about atlantic city. the big thing he talked about was this deal that he reads, tentative outline of a deal to go forward to deal with the pension crisis with the teachers union. he talked about how he worked in the past in new jersey and how he is working now. >> we are going to solve this by yelling at each other or by pointing fingers at each other. we will solve this by w