. ♪ bouncy castles, gigantic slides, pizza.t looks like heaven to your average kid, and that's exactly what gene sauce was banking on in 2008 when he opened new orleans-based bookoo bounce, an indied party place. after attending party after party where children were the priority, gene saw that he could do something different with his company. >> so often the party's experiences were not geared around the parent so it was hot, uncomfortable, unclean bathrooms, or for that matter safety. it really didn't seem to be an important element often times with off-premise children's birthday parties. >> the kids may have been having fun but he knew when it came down to it, the decision wasn't on the kids. >> they could decide what kind of party they want, the theme, but the ultimate decision comes from the parents and what kind of budget they might have. >> with a background in the hotel industry business, he knew what he needed. >> we wanted to have the cleanliness of a ritz-carlton, the hospitality of it. >> amenities were included in

. >> and finally, have bouncy castles had enough of toddlers jumping all over them. we will look at how they are striking back against these tiny terrors. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> that child was fine. i have no idea if that is true, but i will say let's welcome our guests. her smile could light up a small city. it is true. her teeth are made of high-powered allogen bulbs. she is so precious that diamonds wish they could be friends with her. what a terrible interruption. it is joanne nosuchunsky. you beat him up when he was in high school and you were in third grade. and he developed a taste for human flesh. sitting next to me in slow motion, tom shillue. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> all right. they are less exposed after he disclosed. a former top official at the nsa says isis has become better sneaks thanks to edward snowden's leak. that's the subject of tonight's what did you expect? >> former nsa director tells the washington times that isis militants are now harder to track because they know how to elude our spies. when a

. >> and finally, have bouncy castles had enough of toddlers jumping all over them. we will look at how they are striking back against these tiny terrors. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> that child was fine.