this precious baby has been placed on top of the roomba but it moves around the room. >> roomba has a behind of its own. that's cool, i like this. >> i'm blown away the roomba can hold the weight of the baby, the breaking ball only 10, 12 pounds but it's still moving around without a problem. that's got to be pretty awesome for the baby. >> it's amazing the baby can stay up without falling back. >> it's like the baby chauffeur. >> chauffeur roomba. >> that's awesome. >> he became a viral video sensation after eating a carolina pepper. now hear what he has to say after the pepper was officially named the hottest in the world. >> it was just total pain and agony to eat the damn thing. >> and now a public marria ge >> wait back in 2011 this video surfaced. marshall terry, a new reporter in new york was down in south carolina tasting a carolina reefer, a pepper from ed curry. this video viral got hundreds of thousands of views. you'll remember marshall terry could not handle the pepper. first vomiting, then in pain, then rolling around the floor acting as if he were high on drugs. now i t

here the company came out with a new roomba model.800, an entirely 50% more efficient cleaning system and less maintenance and a floor mopping robot because it's been such a strong seller. they just released in brava, and the company has a very strong intellectual company portfolio and on top of that there's not a ton of competition and irobot has the best brand recognition in the space. the last time the company reported in october the results were not so hot. they come in two cents better than expected but the revenues were weaker than anticipated and irobot's guidance for the fourth quarter was below what wall street was looking for. that's bad, right? stock got clobbered 4%. but you know what happened? i robot rebounded like crazy the very next day. prallying 8% because as people went through the quarter they realized it wasn't as bad as it first appeared with the home robotics division doing pretty darn well when you look beyond the headline numbers. that's called derisking and i love the derisking of a stock. and then 28% revenu

buteeps at me like a roomba unlike my roomba, this is going to get some air.does not look safe at all. it is flying up to emily in the studio right now. how many of these things have you sold? >> this is a new release product. it is not up for consumer release yet. some developers have it but we expect to sell a lot of these because they are inexpensive and a lot of fun. >> you are controlling this with joysticks. >> about $750. i think what things are moving towards is that you will operate it with your phone or tablet. i do it like this because this is how i'm used to it. i get a little bit finer control and i can point the camera exactly where i want. it is a fully autonomous aircraft and the way we want people to operate these things is to say, go to hear on a map. -- here on a map. push a button, go here. >> checking oil and gas pipelines and things like that, not delivering coffee. it is fine coffee but they have waiters and waitresses to do a perfectly good job of that. >> delivery has a lot of sense if you have a high value package that cars can go, th

question number the roomba vacuum cleaner?o me, a great example of the kind of platform you are talking about. there are videos where people put their cap on there with the laser pointer and drive them around. people have made these mob -- modifications to put toddlers on them and keep toddlers entertained. i called up a board member and said, this is a great roddick idea. actually,o make -- the roomba, if you sit there, it is inherently a safe device. go overdy knows not to edges. in a sense, it is 100 times better an idea than handing a tricycle. >> a fair point. he will by his roomba. we will say goodbye to you now. roger, you are staying with us. we are psyched to have you here. >> more in two minutes. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> excellent. so cold and he has very warm hands. joined by our guest host. also joining us, bloomberg political analyst matt. we were talking about how chris christie, it is unbelievable he did not know about the land to cause a traffic jam. what do you think e >> it is very believable he did not know. i h

. >> unlike my roomba, it will get some air. that looks not safe at all. not flying over my kids soccer game. it is flying to emily in the studio. how many of these have you sold? isthis is a new release, it not out for consumer use. some developers have it. we expect to sell a lot because they are $750 and fun. >> you are controlling it with joysticks. $750? >> yeah. are movingt things towards, you operate this with your phone and your tablet. this is how i am used to doing it. i can point the camera exactly where i want. it is a fully autonomous aircraft. the way we want people to operate these things is to say go here on a map, push a button. >> what is the most important change you would like to see from the faa in terms of legislation? to be more ins the u.s. to regulatesense aircraft operating in man airspace. with commercial airliners. i think they should look at ways of the regulating small, commercial businesses so you can make a business around crop survey or construction survey. >> two underground, 11 stories deep. into the heart of new york's 2

beeps like my roomba, but unlike my room but, it is going to get some air.looks totally not at all safe at all. over my kidslying soccer game. that is flying up to emily in the studio right now. give me a sense of volume. how many of these things have you sold? >> this is not out for consumer use yet. some developers have it. we expect to sell a lot of these because they are inexpensive, $750, and they are a lot of fun. >> you are controlling this with two joysticks. $750? >> i mean, i think what things are moving toward his you're going to operate this with your phone and your tablet. i do it like this because this is how i am used to doing it and i get finer control and can point the camera exactly where i want. it is a fully autonomous aircraft. the way we want people to operate these things is to say go to hear on a map. push a button and go to hear. these will eventually be used for checking oil and gas pipelines and things like that, not delivering coffee. do a goodd waitresses job of that. >> delivery makes sense if you thata high-value package has to

here the company came out with a few roomba model two months ago. the 800. which has an entirely more 50% cleaning system and requires less maintenance. it's been such a strong seller. they just released the brava in china last quarter. over the course of the year, what else? the company has a strong intlekuality portfolio, 400 intuition patents, more pending. on top of that, there is not a lot of competition and irobot has the best brand recognition in this space. >> that said. they reported in october. the results were not so hot. earnings coming 2 cents better than expected. the revenues were weaker than anticipated and irobot's guidance for the fourth quarter was lower than wall street looked for, because of the middle east, africa as well as japan. wow, that's bad, right? stock got clobbered 4%. you know what happened? irobot then rebounded like crazy the very next day. rallying 8% because those people went through the quarter. they realized it wasn't as bad as first appeared. with the home robotics it did pretty darn well when you look at the headline

dog on a roomba.n to watch. ♪ >>> worst bad habit we need to break, even if it gave us the word of the year. selfie. >> everyone wants to think they look like they do in a mirror. and selfies teach you no, others see you with many more chins than that, you know. >> best judge, the won who gave a woman 30 days after she flipped him off in court. >> i find you in direct criminal contempt. 30 days in the county jail. >>> worst would be criminal, the guy who tried to break into this store and tried to run and, oh, well. >> no. i love dumb criminal stories. i love dumb criminals. keep at it, dumb criminals. can't way to see more. >> and best crime fighter, 5-year-old miles scott in remission from leukemia, the make-a-wish foundation helped him enjoy a day as bat kid in the streets of san francisco while the whole city played along. >> he really cleaned up the city. i would vote for bat kid, frankly. >> that was amazing. loved seeing an entire city come together for one kid, just to make one kid's day. it w

dog on a roomba. the word of a year. selifie. >> everyone wants to look like they see in a mirror but no, no, many people see you with more chins than that. >> the best judge, the judge that gave a woman 30 days after she flipped him off in court. >> 30 days in jail. >> worst would be criminal. the guy that tried to break in and tried to run. no. [ laughter ] >> i love dumb criminal stories. i love dumb criminals. keep adding dumb criminals. can't wait to see more. >> best crime fighter, five-year-old mile scott in remission from leukemia, the make a wish foundation helped him enjoy a day as batkid in the streets of san francisco while the whole city played along. >> he really cleaned up the city. i would vote for batkid, frankly. >> that was amazing. loved seeing like an entire city come together for one kid. just to make one kid's day. it was great. love that. >> so when you consider all that has happened, what would you change going forward? in a moment our panelist will give us their wishes for th

it's kind of embarrassing one day when i have to hand over "the tonight show" to a roomba. is going on in the news? [ imitating robot ] "the president. the president. has killed all the humans." audience robots going, "ha, ha, ha." i don't know what you think about this one, but health officials are now saying that britain's obesity rate is almost the same as the rate in the u.s. don't be psyched about that. that's not good. no, no. ♪ >> steve: number one! >> jimmy: the obesity rate is the same as the united states. the average british person weighs 190 pounds, or to us, $300. [ laughter and applause ] remember when we flipped to number two for a second? >> steve: one second. >> jimmy: for one second, we switch to number two fattest country in the world. i was psyched. i was like, "yes!" no, that's not good. hey, if you guys live in colorado, listen to this. i read this. there is a big new marijuana store in colorado. it's being referred to as the costco for weed. the costco for weed. though a store that sells eight-gallon tubs of cheese doodles, i'm pretty sure costco is a

that's why you want to be -- >> why would you buy irobot, which makes the roomba, the vacuum cleanerround by itself. like that. why not by a manufacturer that's going to see the benefits? >> well, so, my bet here is that either somebody else is going to want this robot type of technology, if you will. and/or, when they start to get more to the consumer, the valuations are going to change on this. >> if we could go back to the chart for a second. >> go back to the cat video. >> we can go back to the cat after. but let's look at the chart. we saw that big, structural generational change. but the last few years, we've seen manufacturing jobs increase. simultaneous with a hyperbolic increase in the machines. could we be at a generational bottom of manufacturing jobs instead? >> we could be. we're starting to see some of the offshore jobs coming back here. and not only in the u.s., but down in mexico, as well. that's a longer-term thing. we could be more competitive than the rest of the world. you could see it now be correlated. >> it's a big boom for mexico, by the way. one of the reason

this is the company that makes the roomba, they've a new one that scrubs the floor, the scuba .othe guy idea what a sliver is -- swiffer is. >> number five is apple, down .5%. $10 million were spent in its app store last year. the top cap was mine for -- cap was my graft, angry birds star it cost me like seven dollars, but i paid for it. >> number four is netflix, falling five percent, morgan stanley cut the rating on competition in the u.s. based on products like amazon prime. facebook is up more than one percent today, they recommend purchasing the stocks in the fourth quarter results with a likely solid quarter, firing on all cylinders when it comes to monetization. we know what that means. [closing bell] stock, elier two lilly, down half of one percent, losing patent protection on cymbalta, its best-selling drug, last month, leading to predictions that revenue will decline to its lowest level. >> i heard the bell, our number one stock of the day, down one percent. the bank has agreed to pay one point $7 billion to settle claims that they ignored obvious warning signs thanks

we have got irobot, the company best known for the roomba vacuum is using a new scrubbing system withot to try that. >> i know. in north america starting today. >> i am trying to get my head wrapped around that. number two, the drugmaker forecasts a drop in 2014 profit and reduce in sales outlet because of generic competition. the company lost 10 protection on a best-selling drug used to treat depression. >> number one, samsung. the largest maker of smart phones and televisions posted its first profit decline in nine quarters. samsung being pressured by companies like apple while at the low end, the competition out of taiwan and china, they are hurting the pricing for samsung phones. jpmorgan is paying the fine of $1.7 billion to resolve the claims in the bernie made a ponzi scheme. eric chester has more on the story. >> the news is just breaking but everybody knows this settlement has been coming for several weeks. we reported back in december that jpmorgan was headed toward a settlement of about $2 million -- of about $2 billion. the bank failed to preserve -- observed the privacy a

. >> what is she riding on a roomba? good. >> poor mom. >> every social media will have a lot of snark and nastiness because that's what you guys do there. i love this. but when the old days when i guy said -- >> what was that? >> it's smell-a-vision. >> i started wearing it. >> he wears old spice. >> they are hilarious. and i'm an old man now so i like it. >> advertising works. >> i think they have really creative commercials. they're some of the most creative things on tv now. thanks for bringing that. >> you're welcome. >> coming up next, the return of the tiger mom. claiming in her new book that some groups are superior to others. ve garden's signature favorites now just ten dollars including everyone's favorite fettuccine alfredo and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad, and warm breadsticks signature favorites now just ten dollars, monday through thursday, at olive garden. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. a

kind of embarrassing one day when i have to hand over the tonight show to a roomba.n in the news? the president. the president. >> i think it's going to be a smooth handoff. what do you think? >> going to be from leno to fallon, unlike conan. talking to leno is not smooth because of the letterman controversy. it's never an easy handoff. >> because people get used to people that they wake up with and go to bed with, so to speak. you know, it takes years to develop an audience as we have here ongoing this program, just like people got used to going to bed with johnny and jay. will they get used to going to bed with this guy. >> do you want us to bail you out of this? >> they seem to have a nice little relationship there. >> i think it's going to be great. talk about great, there's heather nauert. >> waking up with steve, brian and elisabeth. >> there's the birthday girl as of yesterday. >> thanks, guys. news to bring you. 32 minutes after the hour. you know that chemical spill in west virginia went from bad to worse. freedom industry says the company that owns the tank