remi spencer discusses her book "i am up to 49". and coming up, blah, blah, blah, travolta, blah, blah, blah, massages. >>> he faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of violation of privacy of his roommate. but they sentenced the former rutgers student to 30 days behind bars. in 2010 if you remember clemente , a freshman, jumped off a bridge after realizing his roommate, robbie set up a video cam to record him hooking up with another man. they say he was trying to intimidate him because of sexuality. >> this individual was not convicted of a hate crime. he is convicted of a bias crime. there is a difference. i say that because i do not believe he hated clemente. he had no reason to. but i do believe he acted out of caw loss sal insensitivity. >> this is a tough story because it is obviously a tragedy. tyler clemente killing himself. legally it is a strapping story. remi, you are a lawyer. what do you make of this story? >> i am a lawyer, a criminal lawyer in new jersey. i was in the courthouse when this was going on, a

i am here with the criminal defense attorney remi spencer. and she -- he is so sharp ginzu knives over him. and his head lice recently contracted shingles. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is doing our show in between his shifts at hot topic and the piercing pagoda. the star of the lifetime series, writer and comedian, jesse joyce. it is called pro joyce. and, that is enough about him, he loves to vent about the 1%. tabooed to see you, pinch. good to see you, pinch. >> tyler kepner stars don madingly who is happy being a dodger. as for his exmustache, dejected. he is alone and hoping john stocil splits and his former mustache will start dating again. greg? >> thank you. >> they are flipping through mags as the terror trial lags. on saturday the hearing for the self-proclaimed master find evolved into a holy mess as they made every effort to disrupt the proceeding. he refused to speak because as his lawyer put it, he was deeply concerned with the fairness of the proceedings. instead they prayed, red the koran and one even place

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joining me now co-founders of bit bangers labs and makers of the remi sleep mask.ect. working on it a lot of years. a lot of funding. how did you come up with this idea. >> we have both really been interested in lucid dreaming actually since we were kids. but we only realized that we both had a mutual interest in it a year ago. we just happened to have an off conversation. something there wasn't a will the of consumer products out there. we decided to see if we could do it ourself. >> the idea behind lucid dreaming is that somehow you are awake while you are dreaming and you have some control over your dreams. >> sure. so the basic idea is, are yeah, you realize you are in a dream. and once you realize you are in a dream can you control it the way that remee works. inside the mask there is a controller. wait until you are in rem. ing light patterns. bright enough that they will bleed into your dreams and create kind of a visual anomaly that is distinct enough that you will will see it and it will let you recognize that you are actually dreaming. >> just like a mask