kors pajamas.r. >> seth: gotcha and then to prove that she went to the airport, she posted this photo and she did not even -- just right at the airport in her pajamas. [ laughter ] >> well i think it's everybody's new uniform when you get on a flight. >> seth: yeah, exactly. beautiful pajamas. now of course, one of the other big things about the met is the after parties. do you go to the after parties? >> no seth, i don't go to the after parties. i think people always feel if i go to the after parties they have to behave well. >> seth: right. >> which after all is not the point of an after party. [ laughter ] so rihanna and lady gaga were the hosts. >> seth: gotcha, so they sort of take over -- >> exactly, i retire. with george clooney. >> seth: there you go. [ laughter ] well thank you. it was a success and you will stick around and we'll do a little more talking. >> sure. >> seth: okay, great. we'll be right back with more from anna wintour. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing will keep you f

i remember we did halle berry's home at one point and you see her pajamas, all of these things.o oh, my god, these are halle berry's pajama a's. >> reporter: dirty laundry aside, there are reasons so many she celebs call on meredith how much more will the homeowner get for the sale price bringing you in. >> 20% more. we just did a house down the street from where i live and it sold for a million over asking. >> because it was staged? are. >> yes. >> reporter: what are you charging for this? >> anywhere from 5,000 to $200,000. >> reporter: efron smith has been working with her for 20 years. >> she's the go-to when you are looking to stage a home and you want to make the extra significant dollar you reach out to meredith. >> reporter: these the house whisperer. >> she is the house whisperer. >> reporter: he brought her in to style a $17 million mansion in the palisades. >> the best thing about staging you are not focusing on the imperfections. >> the chipped paint, uneven floors. >> recessed lights aren't in correctly or things that aren't straight. >> reporter: for a sneak peek w

. >> this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pajamas. >> we might have a crime scene here. >> was there somebody crazy on the loose abducting people? >> i think the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> a crime right out of the movies. >> oh my gosh, did this really happen? >> a baseball cap, a hoodie with the hood pulled up, and sunglasses. >> i'm like no, dude, i can't do this. >> a sinister plan hatched through a virtual world turned suddenly violently real. >> there was a scream. drop of blood came from her nose. >> it was like a game. he was a part of this game. >> we didn't know what we were going to find. do you believe she's alive? >> i got to believe she's alive. >> xbox live, it's a hugely popular feature on one of the world's top gaming systems. not only can you annihilate aliens or terrorist cells with other shooters thousands of miles away, you can see and talk to those fellow gamers in real time, no matter where they are. even, say, in the amish country of western michigan, where the authorities say xbox live was used to hatch a monstrous crime,

i feel relieved to know that you can vote in your pajamas and after having a beer.ba, fourth quarter earnings out and coming out with the issues they named a new ceo. joe tsai will remain on the board as a vice-chairman. four quarter adjusted earnings per-share coming in ahead of estimates. alibaba profiting from extra advertising spending. getting a big boost from the lunar new year. adjusted eb. earnings a --0 ebitda earnings missed. lieslie talked about how they have not -- been able to monetize and mobile. did you see this coming? dan zhang replacing jon lu. leslie: it is not surprising they would make some kind of management shift. ceo, on the other hand, that was a surprise. it is clear they are looking for someone who still knows alibaba. daneiiel zhang has been with the company since its beginning. it appears he has been with them for 8 years. he is someone who knows alibaba. he is an operator by nature and priestly worked at how about -- at tau bau. the goal is to drive the business forward. and the shares seem to be a great with that decision as well as th

striped pajama uniforms. it was just like a shirt and a pair of pajama pants.did in the winter was we used cement bags as liners. we emptied the bags of cement and put them in our clothing. the shoes fell apart. in fact, i froze off my toenail. the toe on one of my feet was frozen. the bottoms of my feet were frozen. i have had problems with that. i remember being extremely cold and the work conditions were atrocious. >> how long did that last? adler: that lasted pretty much until the end. it lasted until -- i came there in august when i got to germany, through i remember christmas eve december. being moved from that camp to a -- another camp where we were building a new camp. that was where my troubles were. life was sort of normal from the period of august through december in this camp. you worked long hours but it was more normal. when we were shipped to the other camp, we had no news of what was going on. i remember seeing one fellow -- we knew that they made selections every so often of people who were not fit to work and took them away. one romanian docto

it was just like a shirt and a pair of jama pants. -- pajama pants. what i did in the winter was we emptied bags of cement and put them in our clothing. frozen off my toenail. the toe on one of my feet was frozen. the bottoms of my feet were frozen. i have had problems with that. i remember being extremely cold and the work conditions were atrocious. >> how long did that last? adler: that lasted pretty much until the end. it lasted until i came there in august through december. i remember christmas eve being moved from that camp to a new cap. that was where my troubles were. life was sort of normal from august to december in this cap. you worked long hours but it was -- in this camp. you worked long hours but it was normal to then we were -- you worked long hours but it was normal. then we were going to the other camp. i remember seeing people declared not fit to work and they took them away. one doctor said he was going to go volunteer for that. we are telling him that this is not the thing to do. his comment was he could not take it. he was a big fe

it was almost lunchtime and he was still in his green lantern pajamas.oped that getting his own place might mean that peter would find a wife and start a family. poor peter. i just wish he could be as happy as i am. maybe he just needs a little advice-- you know, man to man. that is a great idea. ray, maybe you could go over and... you know, talk to him. me? well-- about what? perhaps you could encourage him to get out therere and meet someone. yes, we all know how much he looks up to you. he's over there right now. you know, i would, but it's sunday, and i'm very busy with my...worship. but peter's running out of time. i'm afraid his manly charms are starting to fade. i'm sure the lord wouldn't mind if you were to m miss just one mass if you were to save one of his lost lambs.

the cat's pajamas! hits ya right in the kisser! emm. redd's apple ale. also in strawberry and green apple. >> this morning this morning this very morning we got word of a big announcement. >> kentucky senator rand paul becoming the second republican to officially join the 2016 presidential race. he has scheduled an event today in louisville. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> ah, we knew he was going to run. anyway a nondoctrinaire republican, strong libertarian bent offering an alternative to the bush and clinton presidential dynasties with his, what is the big announcement? >> this is the start of a cause, a cause to elect rand paul the next united states of america. >> i knew rand paul had some unconventional ideas, but electing him the next united states of america is probably, i think, -- i think it's -- we get the point, though. let's hear from the man himself. senator rand paul! >> we will have williams to lead us in our pledge. >> right now we have to do the pledge first. how else do you smoke out the traitors? >> we do the pledge. but now

. >> in my super-comfy russian pajamas, you float next to your sleeping bag, after turning out the lights in little sleep stations. like a tiny little phonebooth. you pull the little door shut. and then shut off the light. and then relax. every muscle in your body. each muscle goes to its natural relaxed state like an infant, we basically. it is the most blissful comfortable sleep you could ever imagine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sleeping is not the only challenge, even trying to groom can get a little messy. >> i noticed recently that my finger nails are gil getting a little long. -- are getting a little long. time to cut your finger nails in zero g. we decided to go to an air deduct. my finger nails will all get pulled down into the vent but not float away. >> there's no crying in space either. to. >> if you keep crying you end up with a bigger and bigger ball of water in your eye. >> despite these lack of creature comforts, research opportunities aboard the space station are literally out of this world. commander hadfield learned as much as possible during his time on the iss. >> one more day of acco

he was last seen wearing multi-colored pajama bottoms and a white and red overshirt. he suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. if you see him, call 911 or the san jose police department. >> the san francisco giants plan to honor a little league player today during a game against the los angeles angels. 9-year-old jordie almgren was stabbed to death last sunday morning. an 18-year-old william schultz is charged with his murder. yesterday his spirit filled a brentwood baseball field where family and friends honored the little league angels players in a game against the giants. they called it joy for jordie. jordie's father threw out the first pitch before thanking everyone for their support. >> now to the big fight in las vegas that has everything talking. >>> now to that big fight in las vegas that's had everyone talking. it was a star-studded event. seats going for thousands of dollars. manny pacquiao went down to floyd mayweather. mayweather is undefeated and now the undisputed welterweight champ with a $1890 payday. fight was personal for a wom

pajamas.amas. >> even when i'm in l.a. i dvr you at 3:00 in the morning because i can't get up. >> we're huge fans of yours and we can not believe -- >> so you'll be nice to me. >> after your cnbc interview with donny deutsch where he asked you out on the date -- >> he did not. >> i did! >> you're full of soup. >> you yelled at me. you were by remote. i said you are so beautiful and i think you just blocked it out. >> so let's talk about this movie. this is hilarious. it's absolutely hilarious. >> she's so great. >> she is. and you know blythe really -- she's in every scene of this film and i think we've been saying it's her first leading role in a film but it's probably like in 40 years or something like that that she's really gotten to shine and i think you get to see all sides of her and we have an incredible cast sam elliot martin starr, june squibb, rhea perlman, mary kay place. we're just -- and the film is this little tiny film. with epimade it for hardly nothing. >> kickstarter. >> the

the election resulted in a success for the leftist party pajamas, as the stability-oriented direction spain has been cut off? normally a low euro is good for equities, but equities stock market prices suffered for the nervousness over greece >> we stay in frankfurt for a closer look at tuesday's market numbers. the dax closed down by more than 1.5% or the day. the euro stoxx 50 the pan-european index also off by about 1%. in new york where they are still trading, the dow at the moment also taking a downward course. more than 1% down at the moment. the euro also down $1.08 70. china has deep trade ties with latin america but limited political influence, which is why the country's premier has been touring the region in recent days. >> he signed a series of investment deals in brazil, colombia and peru. he's now in copper-rich today -- copper-rich chile for the final stop of his tour. >> chile pulled out all the stops to give the chinese guests a warm welcome. key investment and business deals are mistake. both countries have traditionally had very strong ties. in the 1970's, chile becam

. >> reporter: the neighborhood list serve says that the vilardos were killed in their pajamas. police decline to confirm that. police will be going to the casino in west virginia going over surveillance tape to see if they can find anyone following the couple. live in rockville, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> a really disturbing crime. the vilardos were supposed to meet their kids for a mother's day brunch. when they didn't turn up, their daughter went to their home and found them murdered. >>> get ready for some hazy, hot and humid weather before we all experience a serious drop in temperatures. topper, how low and when? >> we have one more day that's going to be more like summer and midweek looks like the temperature will drop to 20 degrees, which will be average levels. let's start with futurecast tomorrow 2 p.m., 88 degrees. tomorrow could be our first 90- degree day actually and the hottest day since last september. we'll advance it. notice by 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 we'll be right around 90 degrees. we're looking at temperatures north and west in the upper 80s, 85 in gaithersburg, 88 i

-- jody was dead inside the house and her husband, dick, was found in the backyard, both in their pajamas. they had trauma to their upper bodies and their deaths have been ruled homicides. dick and jody lived in this neighborhood for years and were members of the country club and garden club. in fact the night before their death friends say they went to charles town races and slots with their neighbors and came home just before midnight. it's that time period that police are focusing on and asks that anyone with information come forward. in rockville, nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> family mechanics released a -- facility members released -- family members released a statement saying they were a warm and loving couple. we know no one who knew them would wish them harm. >>> a man accused of punching an elderly man at the eastern market metro station into unconsciousness was scheduled to be released from jail this morning. the attack was caught on camera. 19-year-old elijah smith will be forced to wear an ankle bracelet so he can be monitored and find out fess' obeying curfew restrictions. smith

. >> reporter: neighbors tell us the couple was founlds dead many their pajamas on sunday. police say they had trauma to their body. one of their children found them around 12:30 in the afternoon after they miss ad family gather ordering mother's day. jodi's body was founlds inside. dick's just outside the house. neighbors worried they were targeted. neighbors tell us they returned home from a west virginia casino saturday night. police believe the killer entered the house through an open window. >> it is not very comforting to have the police tell you we don't think you need to worry. anybody who is living here and your neighbors have been killed you're worried. >> reporter: they had two adult children work the grandkids. they were known for their work at the children's inn. a place for sick children. tonight officials released a written statement saying the children's inn is deeply saddened by the recent loss of our dear friends and supporters jody and dick vilardo. they were involved with the inn for more than 15 years. they were the most kind and generous people. always

. >> the piece they thought might prove most significant was the t-shirt and pajama bottoms sarah was on the morning of the murders. >> police, when they first approached her, saw no blood on her clothing. there was none there, because we luminoled every inch, top to bottom. nothing. >> analysts now turned to the pink bathrobe found in the garbage the morning of the murders. family members said the robe belonged to sarah. as rod engler examined it with a proscope, a high-powered microscope capable of 400 times magnification, he was shocked to discover no blood spatter on the front of the robe. but then he looked on the back. he found hundreds of tiny specs of blood, high-velocity blood spatter, the type that would be created by a high-powered rifle. dna testing showed the blood came from both diane and alan johnson. this proved the killer wore the robe backwards. but investigators needed to prove that sarah wore the robe on the morning of the murders. to do that, they had to analyze the shirt she had on that day. >> sarah johnson had a blue cotton t-shirt with green paint smeared on t

. >> this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pajamas. >> we might have a crimewas there somebody crazy on the loose abducting people? >> i think the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> a crime right out of the movies. >> oh my gosh, did this really happen? >> a baseball cap, a hoodie with

they were found dead in their pajamas on mother's day. the vilardo family said quote, for the past week we have known the where, the when and the how. now we know who. and while we may never truly understand why as a result of the work of the police department and the prosecutor's office, we can take the first step on the long road to healing. >>> happening today, a group of people will rally in support of the purple line in maryland. they'll gather at 6:15 this morning at the new library at wayne avenue and fenton street in silver spring. a light rail stop is planned in front of the library. the protest follows maryland governor larry hogan saying the project's $2 billion price tag is unacceptable. "the washington post" reported first that hogan is reluctant to go forward because of the project's current cost. that 16-mile light rail line would connect new carrollton and bethesda. >>> plan ahead if you're taking vre and heading south. crews will perform track work south of the fredericksburg station. you can see 45 minute delays for the

on this morning, he ran to school, wearing only his pajamas and a pair of boots. when he got to his classroom an hour late, he was covered in blood and told his teachers some horrible news about his great grandparents. >> i found them on the balcony. [ sirens ] >> police were immediately called to johnny's home. >> i ended up entering into the myers' bedroom, where i found jack and linda myers lying in bed, and both were deceased as a result of gunshot wounds to their heads. >> apparently, the killer used some sort of silencer. >> it was quilting material used to make quilts for baby blankets. it had masking tape on one end and some black powder on it. it was shaped in the form of a cone-shaped thing. >> the murder weapon was a 12-gauge shotgun, and it was apparent that jack was killed before linda. >> because her injuries were not just to her head but also to her hands. so she may have started to wake up and raise her hands because it showed an injury to the hand as well as to her face. >> this raised the possibility that jack myers was the primary target. the mo

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along the length of our bodies, familiar touch of the long-married, and he appears in his baseball pajamas, it happens, the neck opening so small he has to screw them on, and flops down between us and hugs us and snuggles himself to sleep, his face gleaming with satisfaction at being this very child. in the half darkness we look at each other and smile and touch arms across this little, startlingly muscled body, this one whom habit of memory propels to the ground of his making, sleeper only the mortal sounds can sing awake, this blessing love gives again into our arms. (applause)

fifa, the soccer federation it was enjoyable to see a bunch of corrupt officials arrested in their pajamasa 5 star swiss hotel in the middle of the night if only we could do that to the iranian negotiators in the nuclear talks. >> amy winners and losers? >> get arrested at 5 star hotel in switzerland isn't a bad place to go. so my winner is finally summer so thank you for that the humidity back with a vengeance here in washington, d.c. and that translates directly to my loser. i'm staying within inside the beltedway. there is now talk in washington about a city that has its own very "newsweek" problems with -- unique problems with mass transit and other forms of transportation about putting a gondola across the river that connects virginia and georgetown. i would really like them to focus first on just fixing my street my house great. if they can do that then we can talk gondola. >> my winner is the new attorney general loretta leverage going known for going after hard to get criminals as prosecutor. she went after this corrupt soccer organization that everybody knew was corrupt for years

[laughter] and the secret service don't know he is out there, two in the morning in his pajamas with the dog. it lets you know that our life is just like yours. dad knocking on the door in his pajamas with the dog trying to get back into the white house in two in the morning. >> did he ever get in? >> he got an. >> obviously. >> the same thing happened to my mother, little different the grand staircase that you come down well, mother is always trying to make sure that we did not spend any more money than we needed to. so one night after a state dinner she had gone back up stairs, upstairs, put on her nightgown and knows that the light was on right outside the door to get on the grand staircase. and so she being very careful, put 1 foot to hold the door upstairs and then tried to lean out and turn the light up. well, she did not make it. it. the door closed behind her and that she was in her robe and she put her face up she describes this. i'm not telling too much but she just much downstairs like she was supposed to be walking around with her robe they were all finishing the party up

that are in military fatigues, most of them are in civilian clothes, couple of them are in their pajamas. as the war drags on, it's here on the ground, that the prospect of peace for south sudan seems impossible. >> the war has cost tens of thousands of lives. it has generated deep rancor and bitterness amongst the population. it has left the country penniless. this country that was just a few years ago rich with enough resources to do pretty much anything it wanted, is now completely bankrupt. >> guardianship imposed by the state >> they lose more rights than someone who goes to prison... >> what's being done to protect liberties in texas? >> i'm just a citizen trying to get some justice for an old man... >> an america tonight investigation only on al jazeera america >> monday. >> we're going to the bottom of the sea. >> deep submergence vehicles. >> three zero three six. >> ocean experts have made some miraculous discoveries. >> octopus everywhere. >> but are the most important discoveries yet to come. >> implications for energy and also for climate change. >> techknow's team of expert

she was still in her pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question? >> i looked over the child. i asked her did you clean the child? her response was no. i thought it was kind of odd. because i was expecting her to say, yes, i guess. >> reporter: somebody did? >> yeah somebody did. >> but who? the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they had were questions. sergeant richard spivey of the whack wake county sheriff's office probably knows the case better than anyone. >> this was just a brutal vicious beating. there was a lot of time and energy invested in the assault. >> reporter: why? >> the medical examiner told us there were over 30 blows with some sort of blunt object. >> reporter: so detectives started investigating the victim. and everyone else around her. michelle young was born and raised on long island new york. >> she was smiling all the time. and she was the life of the party. >> reporter: stacia grossman knew her from childhood. >> she didn't like being center of the attention but liked creating a gre

that are in military fatigues, most of them are in civilian clothes, couple of them are in their pajamas. as the war drags on, it's here on the ground, that the prospect of peace for south sudan seems impossible. >> the war has cost tens of thousands of lives. it has generated deep rancor and bitterness amongst the population. it has left the country penniless. this country that was just a few years ago rich with enough resources to do pretty much anything it wanted, is now completely bankrupt. >> for more "faultlines" check out on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> trafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things, they're commodities... >> we go undercover... >> it isn't easy to talk at this base >> what's happing on u.s. bases? >> the tax payer directly pays the human trafficker >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... fault lines america's war workers only on al jazeera america >> "inside story" takes you beyond the head

she was last seen in pajamas. >>> police investigating a deadly hit and run involving three cars.d at 14th just after five last night. police say a passenger in a white pickup truck died, another is in critical condition and the driver also had to be taken to the hospital a woman driving a black audi was also hurt the driver of the light colored car ran away from the scene. >>> a deadly motorcycle crash is also under investigation in oakland. that happened on highway 580 just before one this morning. >>> san francisco police say a pick pocket has been targeting disabled and elderly passengers. karen sellers said she was a victim. she was robbed while riding the 5 fulton line. it was caught on video. sellers has a scooter to get around and said when the bus stopped the pick pocket pretended that he was following and then pinned her to the scooter. >> i yelled right away because when he got up and went out the back door i looked down and saw the purse was wide open. >> reporter: police say the suspect used his jacket to cove the purses while he steals the wallets. they also say that

[laughter] and the secret service don't know he is out there, two in the morning in his pajamas with the dog. it lets you know that our life is just like yours. dad knocking on the door in his pajamas with the dog trying to get back into the white house in two in the morning. >> did he ever get in? >> he got an. >> obviously. >> the same thing happened to my mother, little different the grand staircase that you come down well, mother is always trying to make sure that we did not spend any more money than we needed to. so one night after a state dinner she had gone back up stairs, upstairs, put on her nightgown and knows that the light was on right outside the door to get on the grand staircase. and so she being very careful, put 1 foot to hold the door upstairs and then tried to lean out and turn the light up. well, she did not make it. it. the door closed behind her and that she was in her robe and she put her face up she describes this. i'm not telling too much but she just much downstairs like she was supposed to be walking around with her robe they were all finishing the party up

. >> the his and hers pajamas have just gone for $7 to one lucky bidder. people at thisa in central brazil, are hoping to raise money for social programs for the homeless. a couple of years ago these same projects might have been funded by the central government. which recently announced cuts getting money from the federal government just got harder. it is rah routine now. >> high public spending rising inflation and a looming recession have forced the president to slash funding as much as 23 billion-dollars this year alone. this means 35% less than last year will be available to local governments. some of the harder hit sectors will be held in infrastructure. this man had to wait for three hours just to get a dog bite examined. we are suffering here. we pay taxes but for what reason, they have only two doctors. what are they doing with our money? is what are they doing to our country? they are destroying our country. public officials are feeling defeated and with hands tied. month after month cuts are seriously damagers towns everywhere. >> it is not the

notice the beautiful pajamas. it was at hunter in the bronx. they would do their marching just like the men. they also had a newspaper for the training center in the bronx. it was serious, but it also had some humor about what life was like. it was strict training. you will see that they are practicing with their weapons. they had testing, which was very serious. i had an example which i can show later -- a copy of an exam and their schedule. the one i brought with me does have been going to floyd bennett field. they also had cartoons. in this one, the woman is on the phone with her mother saying "but mom, we're supposed to keep a secret." the mother is obviously asking her to tell the secrets of what they are doing. "keeping slim with gym" -- they did calisthenics. they were very hard. one of the things -- when they were doing the physical aspect of it, they would train just like the men and do the exact same physical fitness qualification, but there is a difference, so in the end when they did find out -- for instance, sometimes upper body st

the midwest and indianapolis, and my dad would be there in his underwear and i would be there in my pajamashing johnny carson, and johnny was like i love my dad, but johnny is hipper than my dad. johnny kind of became a guy. charlie: when is the last time you saw him alive? david: years ago, he and his wife were in town on their boat. they invited me and my wife to have dinner with them, and we sailed up and down the hudson. we went under the george washington bridge, turned around and came back looked right at the statue of liberty and up the east river. it was all at sunset it was magical. charlie: he walked away from it. could you walk away from it? david: i think so. i know johnny missed it. six months after he retired somebody had a big party for him in new york and he had won some sort of award. people got up and did material, and i had to get up and do material ted koppel was there, and then johnny got up and johnny who had not been on television for six months or a year, bang, bang bang bang, right down, like he had not missed a beat, the stuff out of the newspaper. at some point du

it was rather wise of me to insist on my own room because i'm used to just flopping around in my pajamas. i'm not used to spending the days with other people. i was meeting a lot of people for the first time. it was really enjoyable but with all the demands that made on me every time i got a moment had come back to my escape room shut the door with a huge sense of relief and then start writing and it was essential to preserve my impressions and the memories that were shot because every time i went back to the room i had already been to for amazing places so yeah it was necessary to take those notes. but then of course i had many months to rewrite the whole thing properly when i was back. anyone who writes knows house important it is to make notes. >> would the read a little bit from the book? >> certainly. it's funny because i read a piece and it was an interview with somebody on the ship. it was one of the most satirical pieces in the book. i really want to read that bit. i don't want to come here and people will think that i just got onto this incredible ship and i was making fun of it

person on that tablet is somewhere else remote, maybe at their home, as i said yesterday, wearing pajamabut still computer and laptop in hand and trying to work. >> yeah. as part of the design process, we wanted to make sure it could be lightweight, have adjustable height, and that's why we chose the balancing technology you see. it moves very, very smoothly and is very easy to accept in an office environment, looks professional. people like to personalize the robot as well, they'll put hats on it, a little sticker, something like that. [laughter] like your iphone, you might put a nice case on to personalize it. it makes it feel like it's just joe rather than a robot. liz: yeah. we heard people were putting shirts and outfits and things like that on some of these which is hilarious, and what isn't hilarious is the contracts you guys have landed. as i understand it, people are lining up to get this into their companies. is it so you can allow night owls to stay ott home and work -- at home and work when it's best for them? listen, flexible work hours are very important here. >> yeah. we s

. >> i was in my dinosaur pajamas flying.favorite song was playing. ♪ on the wings of love >> and there were all kinds of strange things in the sky. ♪ >> suddenly i saw carey washington in the clouds. she looked great but she was headed right toward me. we bumped heads and started falling. we fell and fell and fell. we kept falling into these different worlds. [ screaming ] >> after what seemed like a long time, we handed in a kiddie pool in the forest. all i could think about was carey and how crazy it was that she could fly. carey washington, i didn't know you could fly. >> that's not all i can do, lover baby. watch this. >> jimmy: then she started flexing and saying a weird thing. >> cupcake activate. cupcake activate. >> jimmy: and then poof! she turned into a cupcake and then three ladybug guillermos appeared. and that made me hungry and since there was a carey cupcake in front of me. then the most horrifying five words. >> i have gluten in me. >> gluten in me. gluten in me. >> i was really upset because i am gluten free