>> bo scott. >> jimmy: lo scott? >> bo scott. >> jimmy: bo, where are you from? that your middle name? >> nickname is bo, scott is my last name. >> jimmy: okay, what is your real name? >> denton. >> jimmy: how did you get the nickname bo? >> i was bowlegged when i was born. >> jimmy: your parents are sensitive people. >> not really. >> jimmy: i was dented when i was born. they dropped me, how do you feel right now? warm? >> a little hot, actually. >> jimmy: that beard can be itchy this time of summer. >> more hot than itchy. >> jimmy: all right, let's bring in the washers -- okay, here we go. here comes wonder woman, here comes superman with the wash. and the rinse. and the dry and look at that, where is the hot wax, i think we forget that. how do you feel right now, bo? [ cheers and applause ] >> much better. >> jimmy: well, thank you very much for participating, i hope we didn't ruin your watch there, and there is your shirt, give that back to him, sal, say hello to everybody back home. >> hello back home. >> jimmy: this is an odd story involving the president

bo xilai found guilty of corruption. he is the most high profile communist party member to be convicted under china, anti-corruption campaign. scott hidel reports. >> it was the verdict all of china was waiting for. >> bo xilai is sentenced to life i am prisonment and seizure foreof all of his assets. >> the pafate sealed for bo xil he was formed guilty of bribery, corruption and abuse of power on sunday. he has been ordered to pay the government $4 million. the figure he was accused of taking. he will lose his seaside villa in france. many fem feel it's due to his did he have fangs during the 5-day trial and because he pled not guilty. >> the government led by the president is cracking down on corruption. he has made it one of his administration's most important tasks, looking to tap the support of those many chinese who are angered by corrupt politicians. >> most high-level political figures accused of corruption admit guilt and fade away serving their time in prison. not bo. his downfall was set in motion by his wife's murder of a british businessman she testified against bo in his trial. he called her a mad woman while profess

party in china is going to be spending the rest of his life behind bars, at court finding that bo si li. scott hideler has more on the case that has shaken china. >> it was the verdict that all of china was waiting for. >> bo xilai is sentenced to life in prison for bribery crimes. the once rising star of the communist party, he was found guilty of bribery, corruption and abuse of power on sunday. he has been ordered to pay the government $4 million, the figure he was accused of taking. he will lose his seaside villa in france. they feel it's due to his did i have for instance in the 5 day trial and because he pled "not guilty" >> reporter: but it's to set an example. the president led by shigiping has made it one of his administration's most important task to tap those chinese angered by corrupt politicians. most admit guilt and quickly fade away serving their time in prison. not bo. his downfall was set in motion by his wife's murder of a british businessman she testified against bo at his trial. he called her a mad woman while professing his innocence. bo did admit to failing his country in

scott, you say that this isn't that big of a deal necessarily because they're not ahead of the curve. at the same time we saw tesla stock boo yet another all-time high. what do you think this stock is really worth? >> i don't know. and you know, i'm a car guy, not a stock guy. i really think that tesla hasn't proven itself in the market to make a profit. all of its profits have been based on some of the california credits. it has been around 10 years. only two quarters it has a profit. you see a reaction that is almost like it is a tech stock, not a manufacturg stock. melissa: yeah. >> toyota, ford, general motors, those companies are making billions of dollars a quarter and their stock hardly moves. melissa: yeah. >> tesla made $51 million, $31 million, depend how you do the numbers and their stock jumps what is it up, five times? melissa: it is up 435% so far this year which is a staggering stat. thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate. >> thanks for having me. melissa: the cars that drive themselves. boy, coming up on "money," a debate on the government war on coal. the epa unveils ominous rules for new coal plan