of 25 horns wildlife. >> we go in, and drill out close to the core of the horn. it's the closest material to what was going. >> we obtain tissue, crush it up and put it into a liquid that is a detergent that breaks down. >> how much harder is it to extract d.n.a. from something like a horn than it would be from a living animal. >> the d.n.a. is in the harder matrix, you have to get the d.n.a. out of the cells, but you areas. >> the d.n.a. abstracted is compared with known samples at the lab. it's known as a noah's ark. >> the freezers behind us are tissues. there's tissue, egg, bone, it's the sauce material for getting the d.n.a. >> the lab identified 37 horns trafficked as rhinoceros. it's one victory in the battle to save them. in 2013 alone. poachers killed more than 1,000 rhinos, a record high, and whopping 50% increase over the previous year. >> people have to understand what danger the creatures are in. rhinos are gone. i don't think they stand a chance. they are worth too much. how do you deal with that? >> reporter: coming up, the carrs plead guilty, but

and these were the ones that had an external horn as you see here.ically, they were metal with a brass tip. and they were run by a spring motor which he invented. now this particular machine was known as the victor monarch special, and it was built between 1902 and 1905. and it really was quite a deluxe model because of all the hand carving and special effects on the cabin itself. and it would have cost the customer a very high price of nearly $50 in those years, which was an amazing amount of money for that time period. now what i'd like to play first is a recording by a very, very famous italian tenor named enrico. and it was known as "my sunshine". i would like to pick it up to 78 revolutions per minute, which is why they refer to it as a 78 record. in the early days, mr. caruso only had single face records, in other words, he had one song on one side. it was only after his death in 1921 did they record two caruso songs for the customer. the average price of a caruso record might have been as much as $2 or $3 as compared to an average 75 cents. bu

it had the large of horn the company ever produced. my doors, you will see a modern day speaker material. earlier ones used the louvers. are it had quite a very, very loud volume. as you can see, we still have the doors as the ones i showed you earlier on the victor ola for volume control. the word cre denza means a large piece of furniture. that's why they called this the cre denza because it looked like a large piece of furniture in your home. as i wind it up, i'm first going to play a record done acoustically known as the light cavalry overture and recorded by the victor symphony orchestra and what i'm going to do is play a sample of this and then will compare it to the same recording done. i will lower my needle down to the groove and i will play a very short sample. ♪ ♪ >> now, that was a sample of the recording done, again, mechanically. now, i'm now going to play a sample of it done electrically. and also on the label, a customer would know it was done electrically because there would be a ve stamped on the base of the label. no

instead of a microphone, what was used was known as an acoustical horn or a recording horn.hat was what captured the sound and transferred the sound waves onto the master record. ♪ is that a tear in your eye, dear? ♪ as the singer sang or a band played, the air in the room would vibrate and an acoustical recording horn would collect the sound waves, and these would be transferred through sound pressure down onto a cutting stylus which cut the sound pressure waves into the record. musicians really had to play for the recording equipment so you would set up the recording equipment, and then the musicians would gather around the recording horn, and, for example, if someone had a solo, they would move up closer to the horn, and if they were not doing a solo, they would have to move away from the horn. [trumpet plays on recording] the main limitation was, it took loud sounds to cut into the record, and, for example, instruments like an acoustic guitar or a violin were very difficult to record. [violin plays on recording] one way around that was at the turn of the century. for a f

you've got this movie "horns.">> jimmy: was halloween a a big -- is that a big holiday in england? >> it's getting bigger now. it wasn't very big when i was -- i've never been trick-or-treating in my life. i know, see? what? a lot of people say that. um, yeah, no, i just haven't yet. but i think if i started now, it would be kind of creepy. [ laughter ] >> if i was just to turn up in -- without a costume, it'd be like, give me your candy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well they'd be psyched, they'd be like -- "oh, my gosh, that's the best harry potter costume i've ever seen in my entire life." [ laughter ] you look just like him. you look just like him. >> uh, it's been suggested that i should go as him, but i think just people would see me and be like, you're insane. >> jimmy: you really need free candy? >> yeah -- >> jimmy: i was watching -- i was reading some uh internet. on reddit, you did an interview, ask me anything. and they told you about this meme that's out on the internet now. have you seen this thing. >> yeah

. >> this is a woman with a horn growing out of her face. except it's not a horn. it's a cornkukatanium. you know how people are prone to getting freckles and some are prone to getting horns. smile and nod. >> who's prone to getting horns? >> people who have a lot of exposure to the sun because the uv of the sun can actually stimulate that. that's why most of the horns we see, especially today, are on the face and the arms because that's where you get the most sun exposure. >> who has a horn today? >> lots of people still get the horn. the point is, they were removed before they get to the epic proportions. yes. >> i've missesd this. >> should we do another psa? >> hello, i'm mike row. >> i'm anna doti. >> we're here to talk about a problem you may be familiar with. a problem with consequences that can shock you. >> too much sun exposure can give you a horn. >> you heard her right. too much can give you not just a tan, melanoma but a freaking horn. >> wear spf. >> lather it on. >> a nice hat will always help. >> right, or roll the dice. enjoy a nice bronze glow and

.-1815, the lena horne recognition act, and yet you don't recognition lena horne. yet you voted to recognize her. >> i think that the purpose of the legislation was to recognize the good things she has done. >> stephen: such as? lena horne -- >> stephen: yeah? i just remembered who she is. >> stephen: yeah. he died about two years ago, right? >> stephen: yeah. my image of her is the heavier woman of later years. >> stephen: yeah. i wouldn't recognize that picture. >> stephen: yeah. all right. quick follow-up. do you recognize this woman? >> no. >> stephen: this is also lena horne. when she's older. about the age you said you would recognize her. and you don't recognize her again. >> i gave lena my best. >> stephen: do you know one of her songs? >> not off the top of my head. ♪ don't know why there's no sun up in the sky ♪ ♪ stormy weather >> you have a very pretty voice. >> stephen: thank you. you have lovely hands. (laughter) let's talk about the elephant in the room. you're no longer going to be the elephant in the room. this is your last year in congress and my

it is no deterrent, when rhino horn can catch of huge prices in places where they believe rhino horniseases like cancer. it is estimated there are 15 poaching groups in the park at any one time. >> if i give you a number of last month, which was a technicaltec particularly bad month. we know infiltrators came in from mozambique. >> reporter: he has military-style anti-poaching units, but they can only do so much. this new push to relocate the rhinos helps. as long as rhino horn remains a status symbol in asia and a long-debunked notion that it has medicinal effects, the killing will continue. this ancient species, slaughtered for the horn which, for millennia has been its first line of defense. diana magnay, cnn, krueger national park. >> and you will find much more on the fight to save rhinos from extinction on cnn.com. there you'll see the latest statistics and more stories of anti-poaching efforts. >>> heavy and persistent floods in france. we've been looking at that in the last couple hours. ivan cabrera is here. incredible i8 amages coming out. >> it comes on the heels of a stor

. >> little big horn it's like that's the mistakes that he made on that day. but that isn't the case. she had a whole life and character so the book really is about trying to get to the root of the question. if we could strip away all of the things that have been written since then and just talk about the man himself, so that's what it is really supposed to be about. >> the famous anheuser-busch advertisement that they commissioned and became most peoples view of what happened on that day. for example, one of the most talked about in american history and probably the most written about battle and gettysburg of course where he also fought and played a key role. he has been lionized, demonized and he's been heralded committee has been mobbed him he's been mentioned in books, articles. this is a 1926 movie. he is more famous today and mentioned them he was at the height of his fame. he's more he is more mentioned in books than he ever was in history. you can look at the statistics and it just keeps going up plus it is just immensely famous. and a part of what we

[ bleep ]. [ horn ] >> it's the car horn. you see the arm. makes it my favorite. >> awesome. >> real. >> al. >> real. >> thanks, guys. >> road rage caught on camera in poland. if you're going to be a jerk in your car, maybe you shouldn't do it in a car that you advertise your business in. okay? this little black car cuts off the guy with the dark cam, swerves in front of him again with the catering business name and phone number on the back of the car. >> and the smallest car on the road as well. >> he continues to bully back and forth and then takes it to a whole other level when the black car gets back in front of the car with the dash cam, the driver window rolls down and -- >> what? >> the guy fires a shot out of the window. police believe they know who the driver is. if and when they catch him, he could face up to eight years. >> all they have to do is call that phone number and order a catered lunch, he'll show up at police station and they can cuff him. >>> wearing a hood, running away from the bar. he's already fired

. >>> poachers in south africa are kelling rhinos for their horns.. there are only about 30,000 left in the world. debora patta reports on the battle to save them. >> there is a rhino war. there is a rhino life war. this is a battle for africa. >> reporter: and the poachers are winning says the filmmakers. >> we've reached a tippling point where rhinos are being poached faster than they can breed. >> reporter: more than 30 years ago they abandoned city life and took to the african bush, creating groundbreaking films for ""national geographic."" now they say they're witnesses the the decimation of a species. every day rhinos are killed, its horn sold for thousands of dollars as a powerful aphrodisiac. >> we've seen horrific images where they hack off the horn of a rhino where it's left to die. >> reporter: he's seen the slaughter firsthand. what does it do for you as a man who works there? >> it's heartbreaking. just stop it. please. i'm on the edge of disdain. >> reporter: they say it is time for dramatic action. they plan to airlift 100 rhinos from

stanford hoeds onto win this one 74-71 over the knight ranked long horns. i tell you what, the broncos was losing to cal poly.

- check out the meatball horn. (horn squeaking) - i don't know whether to ride it or eat it! - how do you even fit that in your bag? - oh! easy, with this shrinkinator that oscar gave me. ha ha ha! watch this! (whirring) - now grab a bag, partner! someone's gotta help santa bring all this stuff to the north pole. - i love my job! - ho ho ho! - save some of this for lunch... - hey, big red! glad i caught you. - i'm working late, so you can just drop my christmas present here. oh, heh... about that, ms. o, there's a teensy-weensy little problem. - talk to me, kringle. - well...

poachers in south africa are killing rhinos for their horns, a record 1,020 have died this year alone are only about 30,000 left in the world. and debora patta reports on the battle to save them. >> there is a rhino war. there is a wildlife war. this is the battle for africa. >> reporter: and the poachers are winning. world wildlife filmmakers dereck and beverly joubert. >> we've reached a tipping point where rhinos are being poached faster than they can breed. and that's a very, very dangerous milestone. >> reporter: more than 30 years ago the jouberts abandoned city life and took to the african bush, creating ground-breaking films for national geographic. >> last year we lost 1,004 rhinos. >> reporter: now they say they're witnessing the decimation of a species. every seven hours a rhino is killed in south africa, its horns sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars as a powerful aphrodisiac. >> we've seen the most horrific images of how they hack off a rhino horn when the poor rhino is still alive and it's just left there to die. >> reporter: chief ranger steve dell has seen the sla

absence, we will be presenting him this certificate. [ applause ] >> our next honoree is dwayne iron horn he here? [ applause ] in 2008, dwayne was assigned the director of the contract compliance and in a staff of 11. under his leadership he completed a corrective action practice to improve community based contractors with issues, a, an issue for our department. this project has been so effective that the entire city adopted it and the office has been redesigned to be more effective and efficient cht mr.ion horn is an outstanding employee working together to integrate and has in fact been so successful that the programs businesses offices expanding to become the business office to ensure that monitoring practices are standardized and centralized across the department. we need this effort and in incredibly grateful for your efforts. [ applause ] >> please, come on up. [ applause ] >> our next award is the ebola planning team. it's a large group of people. those who are here, could you please come up and stand with the team leader there, barbara garcia and mr. aragon. all of you please sta

they work to get dna samples and micro chip the horn to trace the horn if it is poached to a particulararcass and make inroads to who did the killing and which syndicates were running the trade. within about 15 minutes, they give the animal another reversal drug to get on its feet. it is loaded on a trailer and off on its way. they reintegrate into the new habitats easily. they integrate with the animals easily within 12 hours, they seem to be happy. it is part of a much bigger picture that needs to start with cutting the demand in asia. back to you. >> that is something. thank you. >>> ray rice wins his appeal and his wife, janay rice breaks her silence. what she says about the night her husband knocked her unconscious. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. >>> it

applause] [gunfire] [indistinct chatter] [gunfire, explosions] [indistinct announcements] [dog barks] [horn honks] [indiscernible] [applause] -- [indiscernible] >> join us tomorrow for american artifacts when we featured the octagon house and treaty of ghent. 200 years ago, the treaty was signed in belgium, a neutral nation, in the war of 1812. we visit the house in washington where president madison signed the treaty on february 1818. is there he took refuge the previous august after the british burned the nearby white house. that is sunday on "american artifacts" on american history tv. on wednesday, president obama announced major changes to american policy towards cuba including restoration of full diplomatic relations and easing of banking and travel restrictions. marsha schoultz presents what he deems are the failures of 10 administrations. the book is titled "that infernal little cuban republic: the united states and the cuban revolution." ins program was recorded 2009.

horn frogs clobber iowa state. >>> we go to the s.e.c. championship in atlanta. alabama, familiar territory for them. taking on mizzou. second year in a row for moi missouri. blake sims. airing it out for white. bama up 14-0 here in the second quarter. in the fourth quarter, this is when bama took over. they use the running game to do it. derek henry around the right side. not even touched. bama wins 42-13. they claim the s.e.c. title. will bama be a number one seed? will it be oregon? don forget, the selection show, sunday at 12:30 on espn. buck eye lgs, horn frogs, bears, all very impressive. but were they impressive enough to get in? who's in? find out sunday afternoon on espn. >>> how do you feel about the way this team is playing and where they are as you guys move forward into the next stage and the next challenge? >> i love this team. i take this team anywhere, any place. calloh, hello james. hi santa, i've been on the nice list for seven straight years! and he's only eight. he's gooood. i guess i can throw in another video game, then. you can put that in

the horn frogs win it 55-3. they finish the season at 12-1 to clinch a share of the big 12 championship. so, let uncle vern tell you what this means. the top three teams, alabama, oregon, and texas christian have all won so far this weekend. florida state playing as we speak. ohio state and baylor are playing tonight. the playoff selections will be made tomorrow. third ranked arizona hosting 9th ranked gonzaga. college basketball. wildcats up by 2 at overtime already. t.j. mcconnell hit the jumper. arizona still not out of the woods yet. final seconds, here come the zags. he fouled, but bebeyond the ark, juliette. gets three shots at the first one. an air ball. the second one, clang. you get a miss on purpose. it fell into the hands of arizona. that's how they win it. 66-63. wildcats escape at home. upset alert, folks. new jersey institute of technology. that's a real team. and they are up at ann arbor playing michigan. they got a guy named chris. he scored 32 points. not enough. they couldn't stop the highlande

driver after driver honked their horns as they passed the crowd and people of all ages made it clear this was about backing the men and women in blue. >> i just want to be really thankful my dad is here tonight and all these cops are helping protecting us and saving us from all the bad things happening. >> reporter: and we should make it clear, the rally was not endorsed by the police commissioner for the police union. however, officials did say they had enough manpower here on-scene, just in case things got out of control. that is the very latest. nbc 10 news. >>> and a few dozen people took part in a similar rally in port richmond organized by some of the officers' wives. demonstrators held signs and told drivers to honk their horns to show their support for the philadelphia police department. >>> an arrest tonight stemming for the search for bradley stone. tonight a bucks county man is charged with making a hoax phone call during the manhunt. investigators say luke sanderlynn claimed a man looking like bradley stone tried to car jack him in doylestown. that report led to an all-ou

that illegal trade in animal parts like horns and tusks will be the subject of a speech william willter at the world bank, when he's expected to refer to what he'll call mankind's ignorant craving for trinkets and ornaments. nicolas mitchell, bbc news in washington. >>> firefighters in los angeles are battling a huge blaze in the downtown area of the city. the building is believed to be of residential and commercial nature, but it's thought that no was one living or working there at the time. 250 firefighters are in attendance, which has closed freeways in the local area. the fire broke out at 1:20 in the morning. a spokesman says the extent of the damage won't be known for a while. that's it for me. i'm back tomorrow. see you then. alookin' good! close it up! got it. ... and then, santa's helpers boarded the train, and off they went. and that's how we got it. wowww ... you guys must've been really good this year. the magic of the season is here, at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. ooh sabra... that tight end is the best. oh it's the tigh

he's sort of holding a bull horn over a slain new york police officer. we have a call now from georgia. caller: i'm listening to your program this morning. cartoons are great. but what disturbs me is just we have so much division in this country that we are totally -- can't even seen the truth. and these cartoons are really telling what's going on in this country and it's just so sad that the people of this country are so divided that we can't seem to move forward against racism cops, it's just really sad. host: any response from our guest? guest: well, there is a great deal of division in this country. i suspect that when you look at the election returns it's a very closely divided electorate. i think that the most important thing to remember is that we are still one country and that we still must keep talking to each other. and that is the basic way to succeed in this country is to keep lines of dialogue going. and so some of my best friends are republicans and you know i think it's important. but i also know that i work in a very hot medium. when i sa

this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore a future tv host with his mighty horns. bull looks like. this is a whole different thing. 500-freaking-kilos of aggressive charging four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat. it's a lot of muscle. >> yeah, it's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this intrepid reporter who's seen many animals die for his dinner, this part is never easy. >> so as you see, he puts the cape lower. so when the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck -- that's it. good one. that was very good. and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew. our friend went to a better place after all. like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire, and a spread of ham, homemade chorizo, spanish cheeses, bred and a good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place to come? >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy

sorry if you are a horn frog or friend of a horn frog. you are out. there is no tcu. a look at new year's day match up. top four. alabama will face ohio state in the sugar bowl. crimson tide should have location advantage with new orleans. proximity to tuscaloosa. rose bowl, oregon/florida state. winners will meet for the national championship game. on january 12th. meanwhile, stanford take on maryland terrapins. december 30th. and stanford make sixth consecutive bowl appearance. first in the fosters farm bowl. which had been for 11 years held at at & t park. a week in the nfl. recap all the action and count down the top plays from week 14. we are coming back right after this. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ you are locked in on sports sunday. plays of the day. tied in overtime. bridgewater. wright does everything right. 87-yard. walkoff touchdown. for the vikings. matthew stafford's pass t

the horn is i micro chipped for poaching endeavors.. >> if a rhino gets poached you can take a piece of the horn and link it to a car cuss. >> and then the reverse of the anesthesia. >> this is the getting the rhino up having given it a partial reversal of tranquilizer. we have to make sure we don't get in the way. >> the team haul the rhino to its feet. it takes a few steps toward the trail their will carry it to safer ground in the protected zone in the national park. this is why. just a few miles further north, a rhino caucus lies where it was shot ten days ago. they have such a backlog of cases it's taken them now to get here. the national park shares a 350 kilometer border. this is right beside the caucus, all that separates the countries. it's no deterrent when rhino horn can fetch 100,000 on the black market n. asia they wrongly believe rhino horns can cure diseases like cancer. the park operator estimates there are 15 poaching groups in the park at thiany one time. >> if i give you a particular month, we know for a fact 600 poa

they take dna samples and micro chip the horn.a boost to get back on its feet with the help of the team. it is incredible to watch them do it. load it on a trailer and relocate it safer. it is quite new now because the poaching numbers have escalated this year. it is something that veterinarian teams in south africa have been doing for 30 to 40 years to build the rhino populations back up. it was pretty much near extinction, john. >> diana magnay, thank you for the story. >> the pictures are beautiful. >>> gas prices dropping again. the price of oil collapsing. will gas prices fall further? how long will you get a break at the pump? we have an "early start" on your money next. hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hop

. >> you couldn't have christmas without hats. 50 years of lights, working doors and honking horns. will santa bring it back next year when. the list grows longer ferguson, staten island and milwaukee, where another community will not prosecute a police officer for his role in the death of a young black man. another incident that could ignite more unrest and raise more questions about how to keep law enforcement from going too far. a new state law in wisconsin aimed to do that. >> "america tonight"s christopher putzel found in its first major test, the family of a mentally iltest failed to give him justice. christopher putzel introduced us toante hamilton's family. indiana. >> i decided e didn't want them to be statistics. ahead choice to bring them here, so they could get involved in the education and be involved in community sports. >> reporter: that dream of a new beginning ended april 30th. >> he has weighing here. >> reporter: that afternoon maria's youngest son dante hamilton was sleeping in the park. dante suffered schizophrenia and his family said he often slept outside. dan

northern white rhino was really at the epicenter of the conflict, and was targeted very heavily for its hornh was traded first to the middle east, primarily the yemen for use in traditional dagger handles, and also to china and hong kong, and parts of southeast asia, where the rhino horn has been used for melin ums for traditional medicine. we know poaching is going to be one of the major threats to them. so the strategy is to try to maximize the birthrate. and rhinos birth very well in the wild. but they don't breed well in captivity. and conservationists have realized that the situation for the northern white rhino is really pretty much hopeless. we lost all in the world several years ago now, at least seven to ten years ago, and once you lose all individuals remaining in the wild, there is not a great deal of hope for recovering the sub species. the only individuals remaining were in zoos, and we knew that they are all getting up there in age, and the chances of them reproducing naturally are pretty low. so really, a lot of us have been aware for quite a long time, they it is basically a

who introduced the horns, the brass and the accordion and that unique -- was that you? >> yeah.'ll take the blame. yes. it's quite a mixture there. but there was a guy that had done that before me. and i grew up listening to -- [ speaking in foreign language ] they all had bands similar to what you just heard there. and i just never thought that i would ever, one, live this long had i known, i would have taken better care of my pickup. but, you know, that was really -- i was influenced by their music, their performance. they were all great artists. >> and all these new up and coming performers, they are not young anymore but they all credit you. you're the godfather. >> it can be good. i am honored for that, you know. but i was born at a time and place and an era of when music was so different, you know. i grew up listening to the big band, you know, the singers from the '40s and in the '50s and '60s, great talent and artists. people see the show and hear me do a sinatra song or tony bennett song and i've written songs that sound similar to that. and the biggest compliment they

. >> this is a weeks-old greater one horne rhino calf. >> it looks fake. it looks like this rubber thing. >> like something from "jurassic park." >> yes. >> it still doesn't look real. it's crazy. >> this little guy does not have a name yet. one day will be 4,000 to 5,000 pounds. >> rabbit ears and everything. >> so cute. >> the last video. >> this is cool. >> it's the noise they make you are going to love. it's almost as if they go num, num, num each time they eat. >> whatever she is giving them, they are loving. >> we made it through three videos. >> num, num, num. >> this is the season of miracles. i've got a couple of videos for you. this is on the import australia. you are going to notice that semi truck ahead, you see the back of that, it is a double. >> oh, no. >> it flips over. here's the thing. that thing didn't hit any other cars on this busy freeway. watch as the driver with the dash cam passes the accident. you notice the front of the truck and the first box? they didn't roll over. it was only the second box that rolled over. >> the cab was fin

rolling and what looks like an 18-wheeler coming toward an intersection at high speeds honking the horn, what do you think? >> there is a reason the camera man is not running away. >> it's a parade. >> it's not a parade. >> we see all these trucks pulling into a parking lot. this is bringing a bride to a wedding. >> oh, my goodness. are you kidding me? >> you have seen it all, haven't you? oh russia, how we love the four dash cam videos. >> it looks like a wet road. things might get dangerous up ahead of the pedestrian walkway. lights start flashing. people start crossing. watch what happens. >> it's like hansel and gretel. >> no sympathy. couldn't give the dog three seconds to finish up. >> in a world of overpopulation. >> access civilian population control. >> take care of excess population control. >> are you excess population? you need to be controlled. >> of course it is a spectacular costume that's taken over 800 hours to build. >> obviously, everyone is terrified. >> i want it. that is so cool. i would wake up and put that on first thing in the morning just to walk around my hous