not get her the doll. >> yes, layla did get the doll. she bought it with her own money, money her great grandma gave her. here she is with the doll still in the box and here is layla in the box. >>> sometimes people's level of just sheer obliviousness is mind-blowing. dude filling up his car. at a gas station. there's a bit of a malfunction, i'd say, and it's not hard to identify. okay he notices that fuel is spraying from the top of that hose but he just stands there. it almost looks like he's contemplating i'm going to continue filling my tank. >> i love just the general panic, he's just standing there for what is it 20 30 seconds of just going huh? huh? >> should i just -- i mean -- do i -- >> no thought completed. he just shut down. i think the only thing going on now is crickets. >> if you're in one of those cold climates you might think to yourself maybe ice skates would do a good job, maybe ice skates would be better than roller blades in the middle of traffic, bro. roller blades. this poor guy -- >> he's not doing any rolling. he

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doll house for about two years now.oung girl, but the young girl, she has no idea i'm making it. she has no idea it's coming down there. >> harrington gave our crew a tour of his masterpiece. >> the windows here, they all work. up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work. the doors oip. all the yellow colored wood is the natural color of the wood. this door up here, it's pulldown stairs. so like a little doll can come up, come around up top. the shingles are individual. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. yeah, it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun. you know. >> with hobby shop security consisting of little more than surveillance cameras, time spent here is a privilege accorded to only the most trusted inmates. >> you know there is no officer in here. officers do walk through here at times. you know the windows, they look through the windows. but while this hobby shop has been here there's been no fights, no trouble in here. >> thank you. >> just a few months away from finishing his niece's pre

i was impressed with the way these dolls looked, and the close they made for them. dress them up. earrings. and they are just adorable. i also was given -- >> we have the three specialties of paper -- photographs, textiles, and generic objects, but the textile people have objects that are bigger. it will be an evening gown or a quilt. then they show the owner how to preserve her with archival tissue paper and typically roll it back up so they can bring it home and a tie it with an archival cotton ribbon, so they go home with her object so that it will last for another 100 years. >> i'm an independent curator from chicago. i've been doing these -- i think this is my seventh time coming into what ever the program is. whatever the national -- does a program like this, they are looking for expert staff to review them all. i'm one one of the people they call for textile review. it is really varied from city to city what people have brought in. probably one of the things we see with more frequency are quilts. and that might not sound exciting but we think it is exciting because they com

a lot of dolls came in. not everything is old or worn out. sometimes they were special things that people safe. quite the array. our concern with textiles is that they do not get light damage. so, a lot of times people say that they are priority. caring fork and being able to pass it on. we encourage them to put it away and take it out for special occasions. but we do show people how to use acid free tissue paper and boxes, and how to support it so it will not deteriorate. we are protecting it from dust and light and little hands or pets. this is what we call preventive conservation. >> we started in 2008 in chicago, and this is our 16th city. we have been out west. we have been to the south several times, and we have sort of hit many different cities across the country. one of our main missions is to help people preserve what we call cultural hegemony, the things they have in their basements that they might not think are important but tell a story of our history. >> this is a photograph. of my mother. she was 16 at the time. she is of mixed

on set, buy this doll, because they needed one or just have baby dolls lying around in case somethingpens. >> i need an answer. >> yes. >> let's get into this because this looks bad, we have some breaking news just into us here. police call us and asked us to show you this picture. >> this is 80 year-old mildred who has been missing since 9:00 last night. she was last seen at 2100 block of melvin street and mildred, she suffers from dementia and frequently leaves her home. so if you see her, please contact the police immediately. >> we're talking to her son last night and, he was in the home with her, and simply got distract with doing something else and she walked out the front door, and then walk down the street and he hasn't seen her since 9:00 o'clock last night. he didn't even have a hat on. >> it is way too cold to be outside f anyone sees her they should call the police. >> all right. 9:24. lets take a quick break. we will come back and tell but the event i'm going to tomorrow night. >> are you in heels. . >> we have very fund raisers in the city of philadelphia, very proud of

dad said yes and he bought her the doll. she was getting like poltergeist. [ laughter ] >>> very quickly some mixed precipitation tonight. if you're north of town you're getting the mix now. that's going to end before midnight. south of town will get rain. that will end with slight snow or snow flurries tomorrow morning. >> that's it for our news at 7:00. we're back at 11:00. >> have a great night everybody. >>> the most insane concert you could ever go to. >> insane collaborations. like, i don't understand how you cannot fan girl about that. >> tr aylo pmeetharrell. >> "e.t." at the grammys. ♪ because i'm happy ♪ >> guess who wasn't happy? >> can you tell by my face? >> the grammys could adjust their voting system. >> hear what kanye told us before his beck moment. >> we have news on kim's stepdad and the fatal car crash he was iisn th weekend. >> traffic collision. >> the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >> plus -- >> just trying to enjoy the moment. >> sam smith. >> sam smith. >> i'm going to in and out burger str

of the first dolls that can have an actual conversation. >> tell me, what's your favorite part about city? >> i like walking around the city and seeing the sites. >> do you have a favorite? >> reporter: kind of like siri for kids, hello barbie is a live wi-fi-connected toy that uses speech recognition to learn your likes, dislikes and even favorite although. >> we process that speech in the cloud understand what you said, decide what barbie should say back and stream that back. >> reporter: he is behind the latest makeover. he says while the conversations with barbie are stored in the cloud, she only hears you when you press her belt buckle. >> barby, let's play a game. what kind of game? >> let's play what if. >> reporter: they say everything barbie says is g- rated, prewritten by mattel but those conversations will evolve as barbie learns more about you and other kids. >> bravo. you know, to mattel for giving it a go. >> reporter: this consumer psychologist says they had to do something to keep barbie relevant. until now they have simply given her new jobs. >> that isn't cutting it

it's a digital doll that uses technology where the doll can listen to the child and have a conversatione way with a friend. but to remember the conversations, the doll uses a wi-fi connection to collect data on a server. >> interactive toys that can listen and respond to what your child is saying and even remember past conversations to make comments on them in the future. >> hello barbie goes on sale this fall. mattel says parents will be told which data will be collected and you need a password to access that information. as with any interactive toy, once the information is stored it does post a potential security risk. >>> now, if you go out to a restaurant you may think you're immune to sales pitches like, do you want fries with that? >> but it is subtle ones like these have that you spending more. one way restaurants get you to spend more is leaving off the dollar sign on the menu. the dollar sign reminds people they are spending money. enticing language is another way to grab people's attention. the more you talk about a dish the more likely you are to buy it regardless of the cost

. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: there is a new doll in town.he's got sneakers. instead of a purse, a tool belt. goldie is inspiring girls like stella to construct and create with goldie blocks. >> i just felt like we're just on a high-speed train. >> reporter: debbie sterling first brought the goldie blocks to the toy fair three years ago. >> they said engineering for girls would never go mainstream but i knew that girls were more than princesses and i knew that they deserved something like this. >> reporter: a hunch that's paid off. goldie blox can now be found in more than 6,000 stores. >> our very first booth was literally five feet by ten feet. >> now this is how big? >> 20x20. >> okay. >> reporter: a growing booth marking a growing trend. a new generation of toys meant to empower girls and young women. toys that mom jodi norguard thought were missing as well. >> one particular doll collection they were dressed in short skirts cropped tops belly button ring high heeled shoes, big hair lots of makeup. >> reporter: jodi decided to create a be

you will see a barbie doll from one of the two 12 year old girls accused of luring their friend intomay and stabbing her 19 times. the attack according to investigators, was to impress a fictional boogeyman called slenderman. defense attorneys are showing images of mutilated dolls and all kinds of disturbing sketches just to show how the girls were really and truly just lost as far as reality is concerned. one told police slenderman was real and she was afraid of him. >> yeah because he could be anywhere from six feet to 14 feet tall. he's like i said a tall guy who constantly wears a suit with a red tie. he doesn't have a face. >> the judge will decide next month if the case should proceed to trial or go to the juvenile system. we will talk more with psychiatrist dr. charles sophey. eric just on the notion of adult versus juvenile did you think there are grounds here to have this thing proceed through the adult system or no? >> there might be grounds but this is a case brooke where these girls have serious issues. when you have mutilated barbies and all these notes and the psycholog

building doll houses.g a reported half million dollars on the fairy castle from 1928 to 1935. moore employed some 100 hollywood designers and craftsmen to build it. by then she was an established movie star. she made more than 50 films in all. even a few talkies. >> i hope she makes you happier than i did. >> do you remember whether she had a favorite one that she really proud of? >> well, i remember watching "lilac time" with her and i was very little the first time i saw it. i remember gary cooper the big kissing scene and being so flabbergasted, oh, grandma. >> alice is colleen moore's granddaughter. >> look at this. >> how fanciful and exotic and fun. >> she spent many afternoons with her grandmother visiting the fairy castle. a doll house which never actually housed any dolls. >> miniature fairies that we can see. >> she would see them and she would see them all the time. and she -- i remember constantly her saying, alice, there's one. i turn and i always just miss them. i couldn't understand that. th

teddy this is unique because the girls get to dress up like they're dolls. other reasons why they have so much fun with this? >> well i think all little girls love dolls. and they like to be on stage. so about 115 little girls from the south jersey community will be models. and about 1500 little girls will be in the audience watching those others on stage and they can bring their doll to the fashion show. >> i'm sure they're wishing they were on the stage as well. >> they get to be on stage during intermission. >> some of the girls and dolls are inspired by different eras. >> right. >> does this help them in any way, shape or form, learn something about history? >> it is to teach them what life was like for little girls their age, back in another period in time. whether it was as a prairie pioneer or victorian or during one of the world wars. >> now, the proceeds of this event go to support the ronald mcdonald house. tell us about the mission to help seriously ill children. >> the ronald house is where families stay while children are being treated for some

around it. >> jimmy: doll wigs. >> like an oxygen mask on an airplane. you know? >> jimmy: it's a doll wig with a little strap on it. >> yeah. fun for the whole family. it can do the snooty -- you know. or it can be a pie on your head. like you know, like that. yes, me lady. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're so fun. well "hits" -- your character in the film is someone who actually wants to audition for "star search jr." and didn't get it. >> i didn't make it, no. and i'm a bartender. i work at the speed rack. those of you who know what a a speed rack is. you know, it's the cheap liquor down here. that's called the speed rack. >> jimmy: oh. i didn't know that. >> yeah, fun. i went to bartending school when i was in north carolina. >> jimmy: did you really? >> i have a certificate and everything. yeah. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah. seriously. i'm not very good -- cocktologist. i'm not very good at it. but we can try. if i can wear a wig i'll do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, good. yeah, yeah. >> we can sing loretta lynn songs. you need a country song wig. all r

so i've been working on this doll house for about two years now.ndows here, they all work, up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work. this door up here. it's pull-down stairs. so like a little doll can come up around the top. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun. my brother has another daughter that's a year and a half. so will i have to make another doll house for the other daughter? maybe. if i do, yeah, i'll do it. >>> coming up -- >> i like guys that like girls. so that may seem like an odd ball homosexual. there's no name for what it is. so that's just me. a queen. you can't breathe through your nose, suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do, sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look f

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this is just like -- >> jimmy: this is a woman attacking a dora the explorer doll. >> this is insane. you got an oscar nomination for this role and you totally deserve it. it was fantastic. >> well thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's a clip of rosamund pike and ben affleck in "gone girl." take a look at this. >> i've killed for you. who else can say that? you think you'd be happy with a a nice midwestern girl? no way, baby. i'm it. >> you're delusional. why would you even want this? yes, i loved you, and then all we did was resent each other and try to control each other and cause each other pain. >> that's marriage. now i'm getting ready. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: rosamund pike, everybody. oh, my god. jack white performs next. stick around, everybody. jack white. whoo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [screams] oh! [howls] (adam) you're going down, son. [laughs] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a 29-time grammy nominee. he's up for -- [ cheers ] and he's amazing. he's up for three more awards

her designer is a man whose own philippine family inspired this doll. barbie's dress is inspired by traditional costumes embroiders and the hem is the national flower of the philippines. >> barb ie being a little more diversifyied. >> yeah, i've got to get my niece one. >> thank you for joining us here at 5:00. >> hope to see you back here at 6:00. good night, folks. >>> on the broadcast tonight, terror arrests here in the u.s. a last-minute takedown at the airport. what the feds say the suspects were prepared to do with isis overseas and here at home. >>> what the jury heard at the "american sniper" trial that the public hasn't heard until now. >>> 100 inches of snow as boston smashes a record. a massive pileup in maine and new states of emergency tonight in the south. >>> pot fight in the nation's capitol. d.c. set to light up at midnight. why some in power say it still won't be legal. >>> and making a difference, something amazing happening tonight at the movies. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nb

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american girl doll seeing a mid single digit decline.ts were so ugly that mattel's ceo ryan stockton announced his resignation. now, i think hasbro means a buy even at these levels while mattel has to be avoided. in hasbro's lineup for 2015 is too good to miss. avenger, jurassic world, antman and "star wars" comes out, hasbro will be selling the toys. you better believe they're going to be making a lot of merchandise. you know the last "star wars" movie was worth $500 million when $500 million was still something. right now only 250 million for the new toy sales. i think that creates an opportunity for hasbro to meet the numbers. meanwhile, hasbro plans to raise prices to schlecht markets where they can get away from it. they get 16% of the sales through the eurozone. how about mattel? i like that the board of directors decided to hold the ceo accountable. but this increasingly feel likes a technologiy out of touch company. and in case you're tempted by mattel's dividend, 5.5% yield, i say watch out. on that conference call management sa

. >> berg doll. >> berg doll. >> what do you mean? >> we swapped berg doll for a bunch terrorists?k we should keep gitmo open or close it? >> just like, like, like like, you know huh? >> close it. >> because i said so. >> what? >> gitmo. >> what? >> what? >> do you think gitmo should stay open or closed? >> should stay open. >> why is that? >> cuban and just take them all there. >> do you think they should keep gitmo open or close it? >> open so we can have fun. >> gitmo? >> no. >> have you been there before? >> no, where is that at? >> whatever you have open. what do you have. >> got to be v.i.p. >> i need to find out if i get on v.i.p. >> i would who i get on v.i.p. >> i would say keep it open. >> why? >> the bar's open all night. >> do you think we should keep gitmo open or close snit. >> aren't we creating more terrorists by doing what our attorney general defines as torture, yes. >> do you think we torture at gitmo? >> yes. [ bleep ]. >> it's a wild time. >> you heard about isis? >> yeah, those are chinese people though. >> tell me what do you guys think about isis? >> i don't

put the doll in hand, do whatever you want with that stupid doll because it is just a doll. >> is thisase of creative editing? no, it isn't. >> who comes up with this idea first? who's doing the ♪ jumpy jumpy oh, you know, it's like, oh, hey the arm didn't come off. >> that would be russian leeanna fokina, a practitioner of something called dynamic gymnastics. she runs workshops in egypt. . a journalist has reported on this video for his blog dad wagon and for "time" magazine where he was a contributing writer. >> she was definitely able to confirm that you know, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that this was real, that child was real. and fortunately, that the child was still alive and seems to be healthy. >> thornburg scored an interview with her after seeing the video go viral. >> this was one of those videos that you don't just see in one place at one time. i think i got it forwarded to me from 15 people at once. >> the video is hard to watch. so we're only showing you carefully selected portions. thornburg describes it in its entirety. >> she starts by sort of rocking it back and for

and are giant dolls this year's christmas gift? we ask the consumer experts to stop screaming their calls. and did the vice president reveal a secret plot to infect the baldwin brothers with a neuro toxic? >> i spent time with all four of you and i'm counting on you being contagious. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is more buzzed than a military haircut. i am here with the always drunk joanne nosuchunsky. she can barely hold her hand up. and he is less animated than lint. he had a person's name in there that was -- tv's andy levey. his humor is darker than joanne's liver. i feel like i used that one. and sam morrell the comedian and perhaps a coward. and if you are alive it is because he hasn't gotten around to killing you yet. sitting next to me, mike baker, current president of diligence, diligence makers of diligence tapestry's and thumbtacks. for all of your numb tack and monacle need. they will skin you alive with a tooth pick. >> that's not easy. >> a block. the lede. th

. >> they had never been strong in dolls. >> they had the cindy doll years ago.uestion and girls the human alter egos of the my little ponies. -- equestrian girls. they have done a good job with that and had strengthened themselves in the tall category. -- doll category. >> there you go. mattel is possibly in danger of going bankrupt? >> i don't think i ever said that. mattel as a challenge in terms of developing product. >> is in our notes. they are in big trouble. >> they have challenges with product. they've had the challenges with barbie. mattel have reinvented reorganized -- they have a team of two great people running product right now. you're looking at product from the ground up. the 2015 line looks encouraging. they have core brands that will help them throughout the next year. >> like barbie? >> barbie is being reinvented. there has never been a superhero for that 3-6-year-old girl. it is very creative. they have their challenges, but they have a good team in place. >> i have two boys and they asked me this question. there is a superman out there. why i

this jet gets tossed arched like a rag doll.ngly they landed the plane without any problems. >> talk about needing some air sickness bags. >> look the at these incredible pictures the roof of a double decker bus torn right off. this happened in london when the driver tried to pass under some trees that were hanging pretty low. five people were treated for minor fish shall injurye facial injuries. the accident happened where there are warning signs posted about the low hanging tree. >> is this the world's hardest working man? he walks over 20 miles a day just so he can get to work. wjbk has his incredible story. >> he walks about 20 miles a day monday through friday. >> about wednesday nate or thursday morning it takes a pretty good toll on you. >> this has been his routine for the past five or six years since his car died. but a chance meeting with blake pollack is about to change all that. >> i noticed james walking up and down crooks road quite a bit for about a month. >> one year ago he reached out to the worker. i said i wil

. >>> toys getting high-tech, but these new responsive dolls and interactive gadgets to be vulnerable to hackers. mark barger explains. >> reporter: come on guys. >> we all knew this day was coming. >> reporter: new technology bringing the fantasy of "toy story" to real life. they don't just talk to kids these new high-tech toys interact. barbie what should i be when i grow up? >> maybe a dancer? >> they're able to listen to the child and have a conversation the same way you would have with a friend. >> reporter: mattel reveal add toy that uses siri-like technology last week. >> hello barbie and interactive toy to listen and respond to what you're child is saying and remember past conversations to make comments in the future. >> reporter: to remember those conversations, the doll uses a wi-fi connection to collect data on a server. >> mattel has been very careful to note that parents will be told clearly which data will be collected, and you need a password to be able to access that information. >> reporter: other interactive toys might use bluetooth technology or collect frfrgs in in

shawn has 24 young women to shoes from his mom dolls 5d -- advice. he held a premier watch party at tootsie's club. even trayvon martin with his hood on you think of a black male as a threat. we can be special. shawn won't give away the ending, but he said he did meet his match on the show. there's much more vision 2015 coming up. # welcome back to vision 2015, we saw a lot of caingses in the leadership of philadelphia's historic organizations. i'm minister rodney mohammed and president of the naacp. >> reporter: it's a social justice organization founded in 1909. the minister said it's mission is very important. injustice has found its way into the 21st industry. naacp must find its way into the 21st industry. else the leader of islam mosque in philadelphia. he won in december, succeeding jerry mondesire. jerry started the fight against voter supression. that night is not over. the urban league's mission is to increase economic empowerment to african americans. we are the connectors of the business community to our community in terms of jobs, entrap

she paints miniature dolls in a midwestern studio.he is to live in colusa, california, and then lived at the granada relocation center. in the background is cecilia who divides her time between working and attending college. he feeds the chickens on in illinois form. -- farm. joe and yoshi called amid potatoes on a farm in the midwest -- cultiave potatoes -- cultivate potatoes on a farm in the midwest. after living in the relocation center, she moved to chicago and has become a skillful operator. these young men spring potatoes are from a location -- spraying potatoes are from a relocation center. this boy like the printing trade but had no chance to learn it until after he had left the relocation center. he's helping to print some of the nation's supply of magazines. american eggs are shipped all over the world to americans in the armed forces and to our allies. mary breaks eggs which are to be dried. in the same plant, john feeds the drying machine. jim used to be a clerk in madeira, california. now he is a candy maker in chicago. a

paints miniature dolls in a midwestern studio. he used to live in california and then lived at the relocation center. in the background, is cecilia meamoto who divides her time between working and attending college. and on the same farm. cultivate potatoes on the farm in the middle west. this is ruth, her father ran a fruit stand in berkeley california and ruth helped him he moved to chicago and has become a skillful operator. this boy liked the printing trade but had no chance to learn it until after he left the relocation center. he's helping to print some of the nation's supply of magazines. american eggs are shipped all over the world to americans in the armed forces and to our allies. mary higuchi breaks eggs which are to be dried. and john feeds the drying machine. jim used to be a clerk in california. now he's a candy maker in chicago. american flags some of them for the armed forces are turned out by mrs. abe. she hopes one of the flags she makes may some day be carried in triumph down the streets of tokyo. the produce bus

. >>> well up next at 11 cloox, does it look like there's anything wrong with this barbie doll? why some people worry. >> plus a big day for bay area soccer fans. a big reveal just hours away. >>> welcome back. we started the week, i thought for sure we were going to see nasdaq by 1,000, but even today, it does not look like we will. the market is just not moving. we'll meet back on monday and see if we can do it then. >> here's an interesting problem. car dealers are getting buried in electric cars returns after the lease periods. the wall street journal has a fascinating article this morning on the problem of electric car leases. particularly with the nissan leaf. people are turning in their own leaf and instead of buying them which is an option at the end of the lease, they're just leasing new leafs again for $200 a month. they get better technology zero interest rates, they don't have to worry about the batteries growing old, and it's cheaper than keeping the used car. but that's flooding the market with used electric cars. one dealer says he's dealing with leafs returns of

. >>> toys are getting high tech with new responsive dolls and sbir active gadgets could be vulnerableou vulnerable to hackers. mattel revealed the toys that use siri-like secretary knowledge. they will listen and respond having full conversations with your kids. the dolls use a wi-fi kegs connection. >> parents will be told clearly which data will be collected and you need a password to be able to access that information. >> other interactive toys use bluetooth technology to collect information from the web to answer questions. mattel says the new toys like hello barbie will be available this fall. >>> right now police in l.a. searching for the person who stole a one of a kind dress actress lupita nyong'o wore to the academy awards. the gown was taken from her hotel room on wednesday. detectives are reviewing security footage and guest logs to see if it leads to any clues about who may have snatched it. the ivory calvin klein dress is worth about $150,000. >> stunning dress. gorgeous. i hope she find has dress. >>> this next story is causing a firestorm online. and of course debate th

these dolls scare me. >> little teddy ruxpin was fine. >>> it was an aborted liftoff that had people talking. now repairs to the launch pad have hit a snag. a look at the problem holding up the repair work. >>> also ahead, you may want to make sure you fill up your gas tank this weekend. why we could soon see prices at the pump surge. >> and we're rep helping you gauge how much time you'll need to get to work this morning. >>> we're tracking two big stories as our area tries to move past the latest winter storm. all hands on deck for trash collectors in d.c. trying to clear all the garbage that has been piling up while city trucks have sat out because of the snow. we're also tracking potential slickplp you gauge how long your commute will county, prince william county spotsylvania and frederickburgs city schools are on a two hour delay. >>> and we know we have a few icy patches out there as a result of yesterday's storm. things are pretty clear, but we're in a cold pattern. >> just think about a beach in jamaica. >> trying to stay positive. >> cozumel, st. lucia. yeah still stuck in

i'm just your on the side baby doll, get it how and when you want it barbie doll. >> she's taking a breakhe met in college and working as a dance instructor but hasn't sworn off seeking arrangement for good at least not yet. so what are your goals? you are an ambitious girl? >> well, i want a performance goal. i want to be a professor for the arts someday. my ultimate goal is to be independent, to be able to rely on myself and not anybody else. it's definitely a sweeter reward if you've earned it yourself. >> follow me on twitter. >> back in atlanta, taylor and rich are talking about the next step in their sugar relationship. >> here's to years and years and years of togetherness. >> wa are the plans for the future? >> we talk about buying a home in hawaii, setting up corporate headquarters there. and i decide some time ago that i should put taylor in my will. she knows she's taken care of. and i hope she doesn't spend it all on some young guy to replace me. [ laughter ] >> do you think a lot of other sugar relationships are like yours? >> they can be. >> they definitely can be and it can

a doll bathtub filled with super bouncy balls, because this is a random object shootout, afterall., which is worth two points, a cone of "tonight dough" ice cream, for dessert. [ cheers and applause ] now, josh duhamel is the ringer. okay? we each get one j.d. each. >> josh: you just added this last minute. i was supposed to go backstage, but i wanted to stay, so thank you. thank you for including me. >> jimmy: no, no, this is the way it all worked -- i'm psyched for this. he's fantastic at this. he's a former champion of random object shootout. so you can choose whevever you want to call your j.d. you go, "j.d.!" and then when you call, he'll come running. take your position. i'll be over here. gabrielle you go first. you go first. >> okay. oh, is it like -- it's a court, in that sense, right? >> jimmy: kind of. yeah. >> or you get one shot, per --? >> jimmy: one shot. and this is like the line, right here. >> so there's no, like, rebounds? >> jimmy: no rebounding here, no. >> okay. jesus. >> jimmy: throw it however you'd like to throw it. [ audience oohs ] >> josh: you saw what h

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it's a madam alexander newborn nursery baby doll. say that five times fast.here. >> you have to hold the head. >> all my parenting advice. >> no! >> give me the baby. >> what's wrong with holding it by the foot? >> you have to support the foot. i'm sorry. he's such a mean man. >> ron and i are the only nonparents at the table. we're leading the charge about how to hold the baby. >> ron, you're never invited back to my house. ever. >> this is a feel-good story. >> uncle ron will baby-sit. >> oh, my gosh, you guys. the best part is in honor of the scene, the company is donating an assortment of the dolls to the veterans association of north texas health care system so children of military families can enjoy playing with them and holding them correctly and kutdling them. >> don't stare at me like that. >> i've seen you hold alexander. you're good with babies. >> hold the head up. >>> there's no sitting pretty for this next snow-loving kitty. he's more efficient than a plow. take a look at this little guy. clawing his way through four feet of packed snow. and the