ballots in distribution centers that can maneuver $800.00 boxes an hour through its special sensors michael perry of boston dynamics says in the u.s. alone there's over $150000.00 warehouses but only about 20 percent have what he calls sophisticated warehouse animation tools installed within them so this in turn gives boston dynamics quite a market for selling stretch the thing that makes stretch so unique is that it's able to move around the warehouse and handle a variety of tasks without having to stand up a lot of fixed automation and fix infrastructure to support it that means that a warehouse doesn't have to shut down for several weeks in order to get stretch up and running in their operations and with not having to shut down for weeks some question if this means a robot like strategy could replace humans at the workplace beginning at warehouses stretch can operate for 8 straight hours he still needs to be plugged in all the coronavirus has cause for many workplaces to limit capacity and social distance a tool like stretch could easily continue productivity without the worry of the virus wel

ballots in distribution centers they can maneuver $800.00 boxes an hour through a special sensors michael perry a boston dynamics says in the u.s. alone there's over $150000.00 warehouses but only about 20 percent have what he calls the physically and warehouse animation tools installed within them so this in turn gives boston dynamics quite a market for selling stretch the thing that makes stretch so unique is that it's able to move around the warehouse and handle a variety of tasks without having to stand up a lot of fixed automation and fix infrastructure to support it that means that a warehouse doesn't have to shut down for several weeks in order to get stretch up and running in their operations and with not having to shut down for weeks some question if this means a robot like stretch could replace humans at the workplace beginning at warehouses stretch can operate for 8 straight hours he still needs to be plugged in while the coronavirus has cause for many workplaces to limit capacity and social distance a tool like stretch could easily continue productivity without the worry of the viru

i think perry is exactly right. i think michael steele is exactly right. you have a party that recognizes the value of donald trump. let him say those things that are bigoted and racist and sometimes distasteful as long as you can run in later and gather up those voters and make sure that you get the, you know, as you can see, i think trump's fundraising is often quite good when you're talking about the low-dollar people that continue to send in money. not the times that it's fraudulent but the other times, right? the party sees a tremendous value in donald trump and so they need to keep him a little bit of arm's length but also make sure that they're kind of friendly at the same time. i agree. perry is exactly right. all those things he ticked off are those very things that the party itself is very interested in. so i think it's a win-win. you're talking about culture wars. i don't even think it's culture wars post politics. we'll talk so much more about dr. seuss than we will talk about eradicating child poverty, right? we're not going to go through the

with us is that perry here to give us insights into the legal process. michael steele, and olivia nuzzi. you may recall some of her coverage of rudy giuliani that was interesting largely because of the way giuliani rolls. her story, a reporter's guide to texting with rudy giuliani. good to have all of you here. i gave a little legal summary and we'll get to more of the law. but, michael, i want to begin with you big picture. what does it mean even in a time where everyone has gotten used to everything that the former president sees a second top attorney of his indicted by the -- excuse me, raided by the southern district, the previous one indicted. and what does this tell us about the hangover from that trump era? >> well, it is not a good day in the neighborhood if you're in the giuliani neighborhood or in the trump neighborhood because it means that there are federal investigations that are out there. and we don't even though. it's a lot like very good reporters, when they put out the first story about something and it like blows up and everybody is like, oh,

tyler perry is also a billionaire first time or a portion of his wealth coming from his atlanta >> it's so good. other stars on the list. oprah at 2.7 billion michaelat 1.6 and jay z. at one 0.4. and tune in to e t tonight for our sneak peek at dolly parton's new netflix special with garth brooks miley cyrus and pink. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm lauren gma. >> and you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 at 7.30. take a look at this. in a tribute to the late basketball star kobe bryant was officially unveiled today and south pasadena in la county. it was painted by the legendary l a based artist. jonas never and hall of fame photographer andrew bernstein. bernstein says the picture used for the mural is special to him. the mural is painted from my last photo that i took of kobe as he walked off the court for the final time. >> on april 1320, 16 coming up to the 5 year anniversary of that. so it's it's very poignant. >> it's the first time this image of kobe walking off the court has been used in a public mural. bernstein says he commissioned it because he noticed a lack of kobe murals in his area and certainly beyon