And, actually, you know what, for this story, can we...

I'm gonna need... I'm gonna need some help.

Can we get, um...

Let me think. Can we get Roy?

Roy? Can we get Roy

to come and join me at the desk?

Yeah, I just...

No, 'cause Roy's got a great perspective.

I just wanted to chat to you.

Roy Wood Jr.

(cheering and applause)

What's up, man? What's-what's happening?

-I just, um... -Going on?

I just need... I need some help with this next story.

Mean, that's weird. You never needed help

during the headlines.

-No, but this one's... this one's different. -I...

Um, it's a very big story,

and I just need you to stay here.

And, uh, let's roll the tape. Let's roll the tape.

Police in southern California say an artist

appears to have sketched the man who stole his money.

Detectives say this is a caricature

of the suspect in a robbery

at Riverside's Festival of Lights this month.

The guy asked the artist to make the drawing.

When it was done, the suspect grabbed a bag

with about $500 in it and ran off,

but he left the picture behind.

Police posted it on Facebook with the message,

"Do you recognize this caricature?"

The message went on to say that the caricature is...

is one of the suspects, but, of course,

there are exaggerated characteristics and features.

(laughter and applause)

So...

Okay.

-I don't know... -Okay.

So you gonna do me like that.

That's fine. So, so, let me ask you something.

When you asked me to wear a red hat to work today,

it wasn't 'cause you thought a red hat would look good on me

and the holidays and whatever. You... It was a joke.

I also... I also like the hat.

I also like your hat, but also for the joke.

Are we done? Are we done? Can I go back?

Yeah, no, we're done. I just wanted to, um...

-Okay, good. If we're done... -Can we take a selfie

-real quick? -Oh, my God. Look, I'm done.

-I got work to do, man. -It's funny.

-(laughing): You look like the guy. -No.

-It's not me. -Roy Wood Jr., everybody. Don't be mad.

-It's not me. -Don't be... (laughing)