. >> alex terry is the ceo of the company. >> what we tend to find is female names outperform male names in general, not always, but in general >> the most popular names for the bots are jenny, ashley, and jessica. jeff has visited development in curry toyota in watertown, connecticut, where they use the technology for a bot named holly. >> she will respond right after an opportunity comes in. no vacations, no days off. she's going. >> she's probably your hardest worker, right? >> that may cause an argument if i answer that loud enough, but she works pretty hard. >> he says all that work costs much less than a full-time employee getting your own bot starts at just $3,000 per month, and usually brings in a double-digit return on investment is there ever a situation where we've heard this at other places, for example, competitors want to hire her away. >> they can't ever she's ours she's not going anywhere >> making the bot seem lifelike is what they strive for. >> the personality of the assistant is very friendly, very conversational we even make grammar mistakes on purpose. >> that helpf

. >> reporter: alex terry is the ceo. >> and what we tend to find is female names outperform male names in general. >> reporter: the most popular names for the bots jenny, ashley and jessica. jeff heads business development in curry toyota in watertown, connecticut where they use the technology for a bot named holey. >> she will respond right after an opportunity comes in, within four minutes no vacations, no days off. she's going >> reporter: that helpfulness means customers sometimes want to meet holly. >> every once in a while you'll have someone come in and say i just spoke with her, you know, and you can't tell me she sees not here, i got off the phone with her nine times out of ten this is jeff, holly's supervisor and that's fine from there. >> reporter: the bots start at 3,000 per month and earn double digit returns about w about 1,000 companies so far using the service. >> i love that poem are trying to chat up holly. >> maybe they should make a movie. oh, they already have made a movie. this is crazy. come on, eric. is this more about -- does it say more about the reality of th

alex. and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for sharing this commission. thank you to alex and everybody who's been part of this effort to speak up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of so many american voters throughout the country. voting should not be an obstacle course. the problem that we have in the united states of americans not to me people vote too often. it's that not enough people vote in each of our elections. and i say they coming from the state of texas which has among the worst records if not the worst record in trying to do everything that it can because of its leaders, great applet and other republican state leaders, try to do everything that it can to suppress the vote -- greg abbott. federal court after fellow court has found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african americans and hispanics texans. and so when we think about voter id, which this commission is likely to promote, what we're talking about is really a political point shaving process. they reali

and colleague from the state of texas, representative .oaquin castro >> thanks, alex, and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for chairing this commission. thanks to alex and everybody was been part of the issue -- the effort to speak up against the trunk commission that theubtedly will strip away rights of many american voters across the country. voting shouldn't be an obstacle course. the problem we have in the united states is not that too often.ople vote to it is that not enough people vote in each of our elections. i say that coming from the state of texas, which has among the worst records, if not the worst record, in trying to do everything it can because of its leaders, greg abbott and other republican state leaders, try to do everything it can to suppress the vote. repeatedly, federal court after federal court has found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african-american and hispanic texans. when we think about voter id, which this commission is likely to promote, we are talking about a political point shaving process. they realize 95% of people may

. >> thank you, alex and thank you to jason kander and ter terri sewell, and everybody who speaks up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of so many american voters throughout the country. voting should not be an obstacle course. the problem that we have in the united states of america is not that too many people vote too often is that not enough vote in the elections. i say that coming from the state of texas, who has the worst record, and trying to do everything it can, greg abbott and republican state leaders, trying to do everything it can to suppress the vote, repeatedly federal court after federal court found that the state government has violated the rights of so many texans, including african-american and hispanic texans. and when we think of the i.d. that this is commission is likely to vote, it's a point shaving process. they realize 95% of people may have the approved i.d. necessary to go vote, but how many elections can you win in that 3 or 5% difference? and to speak very specifically to that, the other day i came across a study of har

terry. you are alex ward's mum. he is playing against kyle edmund today.re— qualifying. he lost in the tie—break in the third set. he got in as a wildcard into the proper qualifying and then he won three matches and each day i went home and tried to see if he had got through. maybe tomorrow... we were just, see if he had got through. maybe tomorrow... we werejust, you know, hoping. he went and did it on the friday, i just can't hoping. he went and did it on the friday, ijust can't believe it. i've been at sixes and sevens since, i tell you. and other reason why. i hope you don't mind me telling everybody, your son alex is playing here at wimbledon on sue's 60th birthday. how is that for a birthday present? it is the best birthday present? it is the best birthday present ever. i text that to him when i found out. it'sjust, it's the icing on the cake, in fact. i have not given to birthday a short since friday apart from my collea g u es since friday apart from my colleagues at work surprised me with loads of gifts but apart from that, i really haven't though

virginia governor terry mcauliffe, a long-time friend of bill and hillary clinton, and yet you could see them chatting with each other, very civil, very pleasant from all appearances today. alex. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, we'll look forward to seeing you again. on the heels of kelly's report, let's bring in john harwood and senior political reporter for usa today, heidi przybylprzybyl. we get a tweet storm of 11 tweets over four hours. is this an omen of things to come? >> no question about it, alex. look, the core issue here is about the president, his conduct, how he and his associates have run their business, how they got elected and what they're doing since they have been elected. there is every sign from the news reports that we've gotten and from the president's own reaction that robert mueller, the special counsel, as well as the investigating committees in the senate are getting closer and closer to getting their arms around those facts, about the exchanges between don jr. and the russian lawyer and the russian spy, the information about jeff sessions talking about russia policy with kiz k kislyak, the ambassador to washington from moscow, and that fact t