of course, the original content youtube is creating as part of youtube red will be available. available for the $35 monthly price, or will you have to be a youtube red subscriber? ms. wojcicki: youtube red originals will be included in the $35 price. reporter: one thing you have stressed in this service and a lot of new life services, you have highlights on youtube but you don't have live sports. do you see yourself bidding for sporting sites in addition to what is available on youtube? ms. wojcicki: the goal of this product is to be able to offer tv content and have a great experience, which includes a lot of live sports. via partnerships with all of our broadcasters and networks, we have a comprehensive sports offering for users with this product. selina: that was youtube ceo susan wojcicki speaking with bloomberg lucas shaw. let's go back to our guest, ryan farber at that point ventures, who's an investor in both netflix and tivo. he gave the classic answer that what makes them different is they have a great user experience. but do you think they will get millennials to buy

content youtube is creating as part of youtube read -- youtube red will be available on our youtube >> will it be available for the $35 monthly price or do you have to be a youtube red subscriber? >> the youtube red originals will be included for the $35 price for our youtube tv product. >> right. one thing you have stressed in this service and a lot of new life services stress is sports. you have highlights on youtube. you don't have live sports. you see yourself bidding for sports rights in addition to what is already available on youtube? >> the goal of this product is to be able to offer tv content and have a great tv content experience which includes lives sports. of live so, our partnerships with broadcast networks -- we have a comprehensive sports offering for users with this product. caroline: youtube ceo speaking with lucas shaw. we heard some of the biggest names while at the mobile congress in barcelona including ericsson. it is aiming to capture some of the $1.2 trillion market for a broadband services. we caught up with ericsson's chief executive officer for more. >> in

meanwhile, youtube going primetime, announcing a service called "youtube you tv" and it will deliverchannels to paying customers for $35 a month. lucas shaw spoke with the ceo of youtube at an event in los angeles. he started by asking her about the details of the new service. >> we see on youtube that we have a lot of demand for tv content. we think it is a great opportunity with mobile phones, because everyone is carrying a tv in their pockets but not using it for tv. so, we saw this giant opportunity to take this amazing tv content and make it available to a generation that loves content, but want their content on demand. they what to be able to watch it on any device and not have the commitments currently required for tv. so, we saw a big opportunity to bring the full tv experience to our audience. >> with these networks, these are owned by companies that youtube has had a relationship fighting piracy and things like that. did you have to make any reassurances about that? >> we actually work with all of the large broadcasters and networks to bring that content on to youtube now.

how big a deal is this for google and youtube? if they're starting to see big dpaens le at&t, verizon and johnson & johnson and others melt away, that's serious. or is it? >> from a pr standpoint, i'm sure you're correct. but one of the worst secrets in all of advertising is nobody really knows how well that works. so, if they decide that you know, for the public, they want to try to remedy the situation, for them, how much are boycotts really going hurt and how long these guys are going to stay out of the game, i don't think so is going to be that much. >> do do you think then that they're using this content adjacentsy issue as a cover potentially for the idea that the ads just aren't working and if the ads were working better, they'd stick. >> well, yeah, i think that's a very astute observation. face it, the business of business is dollars over the trans m and if nobody is is going to be that quick to pull something on a political agenda if they know that it's bringing in the dollars. clearly, and this is always been a problem

elliott is a 15—year—old youtuber and student.blogs. those views can be monetised. it doesn't hurt to know a lot of people. it gets your name out there. if you wa nt to gets your name out there. if you want to go into something creative, your name is already out there. do your name is already out there. do you want to go back and do coding? 2014 saw coding classes introduced into the uk's school curriculum. a government commissioned report showed a short form in the skills required by industries going through digital restructuring. tubers academy and —— and is to prepare the next generation. although working on the internet comes with its own set of challenges. safeguarding and child protection training to ensure they know what to look out for but also certainly for the younger ones, under 13, or their content goes through our youtube channel. they are real career skills. we are teaching them how to use cameras, how to edit, how to present on camera, korea and media skills they may take onto the future. it is estimated that in 20

you can use the youtube kids app. ourteam it. you can use the youtube kids app.s is, you know, you‘re a parent, do yourjob. i think that's afair point. parent, do yourjob. i think that's a fair point. go on, sonia? on the bottom of the youtube screen it used to be called, "safe" and they call it restrictive. if youtube want parents to take their responsibility they could call it safety or for kids or for parents that makes it clear and they could bring it to parents attention because i have interviewed lots of parents and no one is telling them that there is a mechanism. tell us what that is mike? it is called restricted mode. it is at the very bottom of any youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won‘t get the fake stuff? youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won't get the fake stuff? turn the restricted mode on and that will limit, likei the restricted mode on and that will limit, like i say, quite a lot of these videos, not all of them. it depends on users to flag them up and ifa depends on users to flag them up and if a user hasn‘t flagged the particular

youtube said wouldn't it be a great idea to launch a drone out.nd i'm like, that is a great idea. you know what he t reply with, well, that's crazy. i said that's actually an awesome idea. >> i want to make a gremlin g>> test if you haven't seen the channel before, it is a playground for people who like to buildn minutes of that theory -- >> so he makes stage one. >> right. >> and stage two. so the way it will work is we'll have a gremlin strapped to he i. going to shoot it. so stage one it goes up. the bottom rocket falls off. and the nicely fly it back to earth. >> it's not like it's rocket science. but they get super, super bit high-tech. >> so how are you strapping this thing on rubber bands. >> but not. >> is this a good distance? >> yeah, probably. >> you ready for this? >> three, two, one. off it fires. you as it takes to the sky. everybody goes crazy. the theory has paid off. there you go. you can launch a drone from a cannon. everybody is just super excited. because -- >> we invented a new thing. >> yeah. they invented a new thing. >>> we

theline: let's look at display ad business and youtube it is affecting. not the search business. this is not the major cash cow. affects this advertising spend generally? search is google's bread and butter. it represents three times what it spent on video on youtube, so search in the u.s. is about $37 billion this year. of that is on google, so by far the dominant player. is $12.5ertising billion, so again a third of what search represents over all, and google has about 20% of the u.s. digital video advertising business, so we are talking about big dollars. this does come at a critical time for google. to expand theg conversation, draw those tv advertising dollars, trying to present themselves as more of a haven for tv-style advertising. the search business is something they have been doing and know how to do. it will continue. they know it better than anybody , certainlyideo google and youtube have a major presence, but there are other players who are fine for those same advertising dollars, so the stakes are high. caroline: you have been nodding your h

ads from google's display network and youtube.hen wednesday, the boycott spread across the atlantic, with at&t, verizon, johnson & johnson, halting spending on ads. google tried to head off the backlash this week, but eric schmidt told people that google cannot guarantee that this will not appear. how big of a problem is this? off of it was downgraded to hold on monday. the man behind this joins us on phone. spinning as a whole, we have someone else joining us by skied. us. mark bergen joining mark, i want to kick things off with you. mark: why now? this is not a new problem, youtube has had this for years. there is a couple things. climate, apolitical lot of sensitivity around fake news, hate speech, terrorism. ofre has been this kind growing noise and the advertising industry about google and facebook and their control. marketers have been pushing for more uniform measurement standards and third-party audits . they are seeing an opening and seizing it. caroline: jpmorgan also following on, taking ads off youtube. mark: correct.

carol: who is going to hate youtube in this process? youtube tv? the cable networks? who is it? competing most directly over the past two years, there has been a number of these similar services that have launched. dish launched two years ago, then at&t jumped in with directv now, and sony has playstation vue, so they will be competing with other services. hulu is supposed to launch a similar service later this year, and then at the same time they are competing with traditional cable and satellite tv providers at some level. oliver: let's talk about the popularity of those items. you have some numbers in your story and i want you to give us some color on that. you talk about playstation vue, they are one of the smaller ones, directv, couple hundred thousand customers. what kind of numbers are these? they seem miniscule. >> it has been slow for the adoption of these services. sling tv, the first one to launch, it has been two years. they have upwards of one million customers. it is not much but you think , about the overall market, there are 120 households in the united states wi

let's talk about the story about youtube. they have the story about youtube.ith netflix. it got all of the traditional tv providers really worried about the outlook. but now it looks like this new idea from youtube that actually we are all back in fashion. it is a new tv subscription service from youtube. they have youtube red which delivers ad free content in the us, but this one will bring together nbc, espn, the broadcaster you would typically get in the united states through youtube. say you're notjust streaming stuff any more? no. here in the uk, you have the rest real tv, you may have sky, netflix, amazon prime as well. there is a huge range of services you can use. it all depends on cost. there is no details about how much this will cost quite yet. maybe $30. looking like $35 for a family subscription so like $35 for a family subscription so you like $35 for a family subscription so you can access like $35 for a family subscription so you can access it on up to 60 vices, you don't need a satellite dish ora vices, you don't need a satellite dish or a tv.

government pulled display ads from google's display network and youtube.n wednesday, the boycott spread across the atlantic, with at&t, verizon, johnson & johnson, halting spending on ads, and youtube as well. google tried to head off the backlash this week with updated policies, but eric schmidt told people that google cannot guarantee that this will not appear that are considered inappropriate. how big of a problem is this? alphabet was downgraded to hold on monday. he joins us by phone. , ourigital perspective analyst joins us by skype. also, our bloomberg technology reporter. mark, i want to kick things off with you. mark: the particular question is why now? this is not a new problem, youtube has had this for years. there is a couple things. one is the political climate, a lot of sensitivity around fake news, hate speech, terrorism. the second is there has been this kind of growing noise and the advertising industry about google and facebook and their control. marketers have been pushing for more uniform measurement standards and third-party audits. no

. >> youtube is going prime time.w service called youtube tv that will deliver tv channels to paying customers for $35 a month starting this spring. lucas shaw spoke to ceo of youtube at an event in los angeles. he started by asking her about the details of the new service. >> on youtube, we have a lot of demand for tv content. we think it is a great opportunity with the mobile phones because everyone is carrying a tv with them and their pockets, but they are not using them as tvs, so we saw this opportunity to take this amazing tv content and make it available to generations that love content, but wanted on demand, watch it on any device. they want to not have the commitments currently required for tv, so we saw a big opportunity to bring the full tv experience to our audience. >> with all these tv networks, these are owned by companies. in the past, youtube has had a tortured relationship will fighting over piracy copies and things like that. did you have to make assurances about those topics? >> we actually work wi

from youtube's and google's perspective, they think it makes sense because youtube has had this longthe one place you go for every kind of video in the world, and they pretty much have everything except your traditional tv packages come in so they are completing the whole menu. from another perspective, google is a huge advertising company, and this gives them entree into this large, live, linear television market. they will not have a lot of control over the tv ads you see from the start, but they will get that data and more information. carol: up next, an unlikely development battle in los angeles. oliver: plus, artificial intelligence moves to the tennis court. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. carol: i am carol massar. in the markets and finance section, propose construction been hitting builders, the mayor, and advocates for the homeless against the aids health care foundation in los angeles. >> it is an interesting, complicated ballot measure debate we are having in los angeles. which is nothing ne

so far there have been no arrests. >>> a youtube video turns into a police investigation in southern california. reporter crystal cruz spoke with a mom and her son about the viral stunt that landed them both in hot water. >> we were on the main street. >> reporter: this looks like all fun and games until mom and dad arrested for child endangerment and given two traffic tickets. >> we did it. we had like five minutes of fun. we know it's lill. >> reporter: this 8-year-old is a youtube star, into posting creative videos like snowboarding down the stairs and this one showing him and another person unrestrained in the back of a truck filled with thousands of little water balls cruising through corona with mom behind the wheel. >> it was like one of the best times of my life. it was amazing. my mom, she wasn't going over any like 8 miles per hour. >> reporter: other drivers didn't think the stunt looked safe and the cops got involved. >> i take responsibility for breaking the law and we apologize to corona pd for wasting their time that they had to deal with it and all that. >> reporter:

by top youtube stars. and laura, back over to you. >>> thank you very much, landon. it is 4:47. we are following developing news out of the east where a tornado outbreak has devastated homes and taken lives. these are live pictures. you can see some of the district in perry county, missouri. 22 tornados touched down since yesterday, killing three people. look at that what they have to go through now. the worst hit areas are missouri and illinois. >> a few days ago they had record high temperatures. >>> 22 tornados in a day. >> that is not all that uncommon this time of year. today is the first day of meteorological spring. >> wait a minute. >> yeah. it is actually march 1st. for weather people. not astronomical spring. >> i'm not getting out my white pants yet. >> not yet. the temperature trend on average starts to go up on this date. we can't feel that. but we will this afternoon. here's a live look outside at san francisco. clear skies. look how cold it is. definitely feels like winter out there. 36 in f

oliver: youtube.is is youtube giving tv channels, hoping millennials are watching everything on mobile. they are not the first into the market and won't read the last, but it is ambitious. weather millennials are ready to pay $35 for 35 tv channels on mobile, it sounds interesting. it will be interesting to see whether they migrate to that. carol: a reporter tried out youtube tv and we caught up with him. >> youtube is launching a virtual cable tv service basically, over-the-top, skinny bundle. you pay them $35 a month and you get the four top broadcast networks, and then about 35 or so of their affiliated cable networks. there is no long-term contracts, and when you talk to youtube executives about this, they basically say we have been wanting to do this for six-eight years and it is finally coming to pass, and we think this will be a simplification of the tv experience. it will bring together all of your traditional tv and your online tv, one simple app. carol: who is going to hate you to? the cable

wendy from the with wendy youtube channel has a diy prom dress for those ladies who might want to go style. >> i found this brown maxi length velvet dress. >> that's cute already. >> it is. it has a high neck and there's a lot of fabric she's going to cut out. cut the deep v into the dress. >> the principal might send you hope. >> now here comes the fun part. she found sparkle and fringe and she's going to lay it all on the dress. >> nice. i like where she's going with this. >> and so she lays each piece of fabric the same way. she's now adding fringe to the waist. now along the "v." >> oh, my goodness. i can't wait to see it on her. >> then she goes back to the sewing machine. >> one last pearl applique. >> it's going to add some pop and bling to her dress. if you bought this dress with all that stuff on it, it would be so expensive. it didn't take much time and if you can sew, you're in. >> i'm so impressed. >>> belly rubs are the best. ♪ ♪ >>> people could spend a lot of time on their backyards. really gardening and landscaping. sometimes all you need is just some -- really loves

. >> however, i'm assuming because it is uploaded to youtube. >> alexander landed safe and sound. a great video nonetheless. >>> this one, it's about to get sketchy, guys 37. >> counting down. pull, pull, pull. slower, slower. hit the building, hit the building. >> that's one not quite how it was supposed to go. >> that doesn't make sense. >> i feel that he enjoyed the fall a bit too much. and pulled a bit too late. there is a reverse angle you see the deployment happens so low. he's trying to make it where the camera is. no, it didn't go according to plan. still a crackup video. >> katie and her husband are stationed in north dakota. she's set to ship toll korea for a year. there's a little hiccup in the plan. she's got the camera all set up, she leaves her husband inside. he's got her eyes closed. >> a six pack of beer, the greatest gift any husband can receive. >> a balloon and a sign. >> you're going to need these. >> actually, her sign is a little more clever than that. >> oh, my god. >> that's what the guy says here. hi, daddy, i can't wait to -- >> the sign attached to that

more bad news for youtube. johnson & johnson and j.p.n chase are just the latest to pull their ads from the site of her concerns their material may be running alongside offensive or extremist videos. it comes at an awkward moment for youtube and google as they have been on a push to move advertisers from tv to online. >> the bad news keeps piling up for google. the number of companies who called out from youtube which it owns is now over 250. brands are concerned their adverts could be shown alongside extremist content. it won't help youtube's long-term strategy of trying to steal at revenue from television with the boy cut coming a month ahead of when tv networks will try to woo major advertisers with her fall lineups. online hate speech is an increasingly potent issue and big companies will be unlikely to shift their budget from television to online unless their branded safety can be guaranteed. google has pledged to take action to real the advertisers back in. speaking on monday, googles europe and middle east president tried to reass

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not a great week for the youtube franchise.erizon, at&t, johnson & johnson all pulling ads from youtube because of a report that demonstrated some are appearing on extremist hate speech on youtube. how big of a hit is this for alphabet? what can they do to rectify it? mark: my guess is it is not that big of a hit and they do solve it. this is not the first time it has come up. 10 or 15 years ago, advertisers were worried about what videos their ads would be shown against. it has been a long time technology problem for you to. there are 6 million videos uploaded on a daily basis. policing all of those is a tough thing. i think there is a technology challenge. i do not know how to solve that. this our advertisers using to leverage? mark: i think there's probably a little negotiation going on in the public markets. i think advertisers will come back because the fastest-growing element of iernet -- of all advertising is where snapchat is, facebook is, and where youtube is. it is mobile video. if you want to get people spending all

in the spotlight has been youtube. we start by saying sorry and we apologise. take responsibility i it. here is take responsibility for it. here is why. a growing list of household names from banks to media organisations have said they names from banks to media orga advertising ve said they names from banks to media orga advertising with id they names from banks to media orga advertising with google until stop advertising with google until it this broadcaster stop advertising with google until it this - broadcaster channel it this problem. broadcaster channel 4 it this problem. broadcaster channel liis it this problem. broadcaster channel 4 is one of those that paid google to promote its programme. now it is angry at what is happening. we specifically asked that our adverts do not appear alongside offensive videos and i that's exactly what do not appear alongside offensive videos and it's that's exactly what do not appear alongside offensive videos and it's incredibly ctly what do not appear alongside offensive videos and it's incredibly damaging happened. it's

youtube says lgbt videos are not automatically filtered out. though some discussing more sensitive issues might be restricted like politics, health, or sexuality. youtube is promising to fix the mistake. >>> a stas lawmaker wants to make it easier for you to pay parking tickets and all the fees that come with them. tom lackey introduced a new bill to allow cities to provide low income drivers with more payment options. it would require certain cities to offer payment plans to people who need extra time and ban cities from adding penalty fees. lackey says the cost of a parking ticket can quickly skyrocket out of control. >> we believe in holding people accountable for following the rules and we just think that the penalty assessment has gone crazy. >> lackey says he hopes to help drivers who get caught in that spiral and eventually lose their car registration or even their ability to drive. >>> go ahead, take a look at your screen because i want to show you a 59.6 carats of geological joy looks like. this is the largest flawless fancy pink diamo

i want to tackle this youtube thing first. why now? mean, there have been crazy videos on youtube for a long time. google has not exercised granular control over where things appear. this seems kind of coordinated. >> yes. >> i know it started in europe, but have the ad agencies finally had enough? sir martin sorrell has been speaking out on this over at wpp. >> well, when you get called out by name on the front page of a newspaper with a massive headline saying, what a scandal, you're supporting extremist content, brands are going to say, hey, wait a minute, no way. so, this has been simmering for a long time, something that actually i don't think is that hard to deal with. in fact, it's time that youtube and google dealt with this. television forever has been very careful about promising advertisers the environment that they deserve. >> wait, wait, wait, that hard to deal -- they are uploading 600,000 hours of video -- >> all they need to do is create different tiers and promise certain advertisers, you want safety? great, you're goi

and applause ] >> steve: youtube! you know rhett and link? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: they've been on the show before. do you guys know rhett and link out there? if you don't -- [ cheers ] they got something, like, 2 billion views or 3 billion views. 3 billion. >> steve: billion with a b? >> jimmy: yeah. not million, billion views on youtube with their show, "good mythical morning." and they do a segment on their show. it's like a -- well, "good mythical morning." it's in morning. it's, like, the two of them just talking. they have fun bits. it's really -- they're just funny, charming gentlemen. but they have a bit called "will it?" so they started with "will it taco?" and they just put different things in a taco shell and see if they will taco. [ laughter ] some things will, and some things won't. >> steve: they won't. >> jimmy: you know, yeah. i think for them, it's, like, either it will, or, yeah, it won't will. i don't know. [ laughter ] anyways, later in the show we're going to play a game called "will it s'more?"

content from top youtube stars. also they can record shows to a cloud dvr and watch them for up to nine months. >> unlimited storage. >> getting aggressive here. >> i think this is huge. it's cheap, relative to -- relative to what i have to pay for my other package here. compared to uk prices. unlimited storage in the cloud. i bet it will be easy to use. in terms of online for things like the main cable companies, they don't have a great interface, and i bet youtube will be just as easy to use whether you do it on tv or the computer. and it is cheap. >> they've been ramping up advertising on youtube. wonder if this will command higher prices. it's all about getting part of that tv ad budget. everybody is trying to do it. snap trying to do it with the ipo. >> they just need the subscription service. and think of the cash power that going hall to buy ad content. this is a clear threat to the margins of traditional broadcasters and netflix. >> which is why they are under pressure to do more original shows. >> google re

the issue with whatsapp, they are not a publisher like youtube or google., they are an app, they are thing, we use it merrily because we can do gi’oup messages use it merrily because we can do group messages and phone calls and send snaps. it has made life easy. it makes you wonder, a wise friend a lwa ys it makes you wonder, a wise friend always says to me, if you can't work out what the product is, you are the product and i have been happily using whatsapp for a long time and it makes you wonder, who am i helping? it is very new to me, you just pick up the phone! on the sun, defiant daughter revealed, daughter revealed, the daughter of khalid masood, whose name is tegan, who defied his orders it says. masood, whose name is tegan, who defied his orders it sayslj masood, whose name is tegan, who defied his orders it says. i don't wa nt defied his orders it says. i don't want to break anyjournalistic competences but when it says something has emerged that means it was something has emerged that means it was in the sunday times yesterday. if you want to know

so he decided to take to youtube and become a character, he said it is inspired by bob marley and histly, this is just a remix. his original without the music apparently went viral. 38 million views. >> who knew that? forget your mouthwash, just drink some kukumba. >> and now they will get a lot more people to buy cucumbers. i hear these are available in stores everywhere. >>> the next couple of minutes, i want everyone at home to just assume this is a psa. it is so serious that we'll put it on the screen, don't try this at home. >> what? >> we'll start in chongchang, china. you can see this guy trying to take a spectacular photo. on the other side of the rock -- that is where he loses his grip and just disappears out of shot to the screams and concerns of everybody who is there. you can see he's got to somewhat learn his lesson, all kinds of cuts and bruises and scrapes as he tumbles his way down. fortunately for him, he didn't go any further. by the looks of it, he didn't break anything. >> so does that mean now i can laugh at this clown? >> you can absolutely now laugh at this clow

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youtube says the lgbt videos are not automatically filtered out.outube is promising to fix the error. >>> a stockton lawmaker wants to make college tuition free for instate students by taxing millionaires. assembly woman susan eggman introduced a bill. that tax could generate $2.2 billion every year. eggman says that would be enough to make public colleges -- rather, public colleges tuition-free for residents. the bill requires a two-thirds vote and would also be put on the ballot. >>> donors are giving the meals on wheels program a financial boost in the wake of president trump's budget plan that would slash funding for it. the program, which delivers meals to the elderly and disabled, received $50,000 in online donations just hours after the budget announcement apd thursday. the national organization usually just gets $1,000 of donations a day. bay area meals on wheels reported 140 donations that day, up from two to five gifts that it usually gets. >>> where are we seeing etness, mike? >> let me dial down street level. this is coming into the ric

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so i wouldn't overplay the youtube angle.k it's an easy story to scare people and the press has sort of picked up on it. we don't see much changing in terms of overall advertising trends for youtube. with respect to snapchat, again, it's early days. this is a company that did $406 million in revenue in 2016. we think they get to north of a billion. but i think it's early to say someone's diverting a budget dollar especially with a digital out of an existing digital ecosystem into snapchat. most of our conversations and in our note today is incremental spend, experimental spend. i think how that spend scales and grows over the next three to five years is key to snapchat's growth. >> eric, just a quick final question in terms of a factor that could support the share price moving forward as sort of wild card factor, is it possible we're going to see more strategic stakes taken in the company? i mean, nbc has taken, our parent company, but still only a small one at this stage. do you think there will be companies like that trying

. >> so this video is old by youtube standards. why do you think it's gotten new life? play that doc rivers and austin rivers had that was similar for like a second. and so high school sports posted something about it and also our video. >> you play for guam's soccer team, has anything similar like this happened to you? >> no, not like that. we all made our international debut together, which is cool, but nothing like that. >> can coaches and staff tell you apart when playing together, aid f aside from different numbers? >> the people who know us can tell us apart, coaches, teammates, but i'm sure the other teams have trouble. we should take advantage of that. >> it requires a trick play. >>> disney's "beauty and the beast" is coming out and that inspires the diy lifestyle youtube channel to make the open chanted rose that you see in the movie. the pedals don't fall off of this one, but she makes a great imitation. what you need is -- >> a bit of magic. >> you need a glass dome, you need the bottom of a clay pot, some gold paint, lights and you're ready to go. she gets

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