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the film. went to see it. kids were laughing, clapping. applauded at the end. it was a hit. >> bill: maybe parents have to go home and take a shot. what's coming in a little blue box, charles? >> louie viton had another merger. the perfectly timed company for this world. i have been saying for years to investors position yourself for two things. the ultimate in celebrityism and materialism. nothing expresses is more than louie vitton is buying tiffany. >> it was $145 a share in 2016. $400 a share now. they spent 43% of their income on marketing. an example. hermis, 5%. now it's re hannah. they know how to find the right celebrities and put them. you talk about the public
we have sensors that sense that, too. >> reporter: hermis sends video back to the operator in real tld potentially allow you to see inside of the disaster area before you send your men in. >> technology like that is fantastic. we don't know if there are people in. >> reporter: to get in without risking human life would change fire- fighting forever. >> it would be a heck of accomplishment. and i like hermis better than herm as. >> reporter: we know that. >> this was a 1.50 on the street, pal. ñi douglas, thanks. rnc sending a letter to nbc news that is suspends its partnership. howard kurtz is on deck to talk
disaster. this is hermis. say it operates in=p=ike avatar and memic movements and lend hands in situations that are too dangerous for people. >> robots were invented to save time and money and now this robot could save the lives of our country's bravest. >> five years ago. ed rush. >> heavy smoke and fire. >> reporter: was called to a five- alarm fire in white plains, new york. the building is engumped in flames and you are not sure if anyone is inside. >> right, it is unnerving and the worst nightmare. >> reporter: exactly the worst kind of might narrc mitt albert wang had in mind when he invented hermis. the world's first bipad robot
designed for disasters. hermis is controlled by human movements like in a va tar see it can do things like other robots can't. >> exactly we wanted to send the robot in disaster swapgz. but they don't have the natural creative coordination ability and problem solving and balance that you maps have. >> reporter: hermis can pick up a drill. smash through sheetrock. but what set its apart is the belt that has a unique balance feedback interface and allowing hermis to go where no robot went before. this lets the pilot know if >> this is a unique feature. just like how you need to stay balance and shift your way in sports.