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interactive video walls and kiosks.ompany behind this interactive aspect is called " metroclick." it is great to have you both with us. have a background in technology and developments. how did you get involved? >> about eight years ago i did this transforming the experience of taking any person that goes to the dr. and taking the paper area. the we went from prescriptions to screens. i figure there is something in the industry that can trap the consumer more than what is existing right now. about two years ago we formed metroclick. >> how do you fit in? my background is in printing. we merged together. we formed some kind of medium that would put the two together. came a way to form an interactive platform for new medians. >> if i go to madison square garden and a walk around, before i even get into the arena, i can do what? i can go up to these big interactive screens? it is thertain area, north and south terrorists of madison square garden. it will let you control a larger video wall. we did a second video wall on th

along with a lot of really cool things in the kiosk.e could see what lexus dealership is closest to them and apply for more information so they can interact with that more personal touch. tracy: you go to those garden and lexus wants you to buy a car is what it comes down to. >> or learn more about the brand and feel more part of the brand rather than seeing a sign. tracy: i love the idea you can watch by your favorite store and touch the window and figure out if what you are looking for is in there. >> the other cool thing is instead of buying something on the window to text or e-mail to yourself so you have security of actually buying it on your own device and taking that marketing campaign with you so creating landing pages from that campaign annualizing that technology in a different way. tracy: you set your family was in printing, taking printing to another level. >> i grew up in the printing industry. my partner in the company -- we tried to bring printing and web to get it to create a physical medium that brought the two together

. >> the people at the afm kiosk, didn't even know he was doing that. >> apparently he'sesponsible for similar robberies at other banks. >>> i want you guys to take a look at this frame from this video of st. mary's church in huntington, england. looks like beautiful architecture, looks like a little statue up there. when i hit play, you'll realize there this a -- she's barefoot. you can't make out what she's saying but she's screaming something. police are there and they closed off the street. at the same time they stopped to figure out what was going on. if you listen to the guy in the video. you can hear the guy sighing this is not good, if she falls, it's gone a video. >> oh, gosh, she tykes down part of the church with her. >> she slips and you're right, rick. some of the masonry, she escaped from this from a boup p bower section of the structure. kind of like a gutter yier of the roofing. after about a half an hour police were convenientual able to get her on to the ground. you can hear the guys after she falls. it sounds like they think they just witnessed her final moments. >>

it's happening in the kiosks. i'm scouring to find the best gifts specifically for you. have gotten a lot of suggestions on twitter including this. seems a little harsh. >> that's perfect for guy. >> to wear in front of guy? >> i think guy needs to wear that. he needs to be -- >> does it say i love you? >> i think it says i hate you. >> that's not in the holiday spirit. >> that's not a guy shirt. that's not in my holiday spirit. >> we will check in with jane throughout the show. we will tell you how the play the precious metal next. guy finds out what people are really doing at the mall today. and we have got the anti-mall trade for you next. >> welcome back to our very special show tonight. investing in the consumer. live from the palisades mall. we sent guy through the mall to see just how many shoppers have been buying online instead of in store. take a listen. >> you could be shopping online why are you here? >> i took my mom. >> i would rather see the thing and try it on. >> i can't deal with it. >> 50, 50. i did -- half of the things just got delivered and i'm fini

just passed a law that requires a licence to sell the cigarettes, and ban sales on the streets in kiosks and vending machines. it's to discourage sales to minors. e-cigarettes are marketed to young people. especially in flavours like bubble gum and cotton candy. >> regulations is catching up with electronic cigarettes. three states are treating them like cigarettes. 100 cities, los angeles among onic cigarettes. los angeles is considering another bill banning the use of ecigarettes in places where tobacco is limited. the "the los angeles times" said there's not enough evidence of harm to restrict them, saying fear is not a good basis for regulation, research is. >> until there is more conclusive research, government agencies should be wary of overreacting. it's not an overreaction. >> we don't know what the dangers of using them might be. we wanted to err on the side of caution. adam phramany says it's good to keep them away from kids. we are trying to help people get off tobacco product. >> free-wheeling days may be over as government agencies take a look at what is coming out of that d

. >> the event is organized by a group that calls itself the kiosk computer club and has been around for more than three decades. from its inception, the chaos club has drawn attention to data security risks. >> with revelations of widespread monitoring of government agents including by the nsa, the group sets out to navigate the future of the internet. >> this year, attendance is expected to reach new record levels. >> the hackers of the annual chaos communication congress are not taking any changes. they resorted to analog methods to make their point about surveillance in the digital era. a key topic this year and hamburg is the nsa spying scandal. >> since edward snowden's revelations, we now know what the surveillance system that is listening in on citizens all over the world looks like. we now have a chance to talk about that system and whether we want it or not. we did not have this before. it's time to talk about how important our civil liberties are to us. >> hackers from the chaos computer club believed public data should be accessible to all and that private data should be

the kiosks a chain it's also a business barter particular business. unfortunately we can't the subsidies for state run media for two thousand and fourteen and of course there has to you to the restrictions we have in our budget i'm talking right now all state media that they channels rusty a channel. to. of course they are not enthusiastic about these kurds but we have to deal with. but you asked for a print media ok we'll reconsider that. maybe we need to come up with some additional measures of support and i congratulate you and getting married you have children. do you have any questions on maternity benefits where you shouldn't wait you know. got married no. been without any irony to congratulate you. and i'll give an interview as a final means. please ask mr peskov. to apologize for jumping in here it's r t international the russian president vladimir putin's annual question and answer session with a thousand journalists there members of both domestic and international news outlets let's give you some of the highlights here there certainly were s

it's an automatic kiosk. dedicated as a company to create great coffee for customers. we're actually giving it to you in the ultimate way coffee's been done up to this point. >> reporter: this prototype allows customers to customize their lattes america noes cappuccinos. the kiosk is stocked with fresh dairy gourmet sweeteners the robot makes the perfect cup. really the only person missing is the person, the barista. >> the one thing missing is the barista. the one thing that is here is consistency around automation. >> reporter: they're hoping to take a bite out of the coffee industry. that include heavyweights starbucks, done kink doughnuts, the coffee bean and pete's. it comes from single serve pots. for example in five years seefls green mountain k-cups have exploded from $50 million to $5 billion. necessarily's espresso brings in $5 billion. is this the future? >> essentially, maybe. some still like talking to people and having their coffee made by a person. >> reporter: what do you find attractive about

washington has a kiosk on the day off onto the soft keys of the domestic cat. in the neck speed autos in auburn which is much lower than the minimum wage is. that action knew danny is seeking dts saturdays invincibility new wisconsin it's a medical school in our homes a few bits of fishes. i'm gonna miss animosity passed without any minute reaction against the pockets on audubon and instead has not depressing been sentenced to a sound that beckons to negotiations announcements came up to a meeting of the cabinets come in see on national security but the newly appointed chief were enough but the doc cut the onion out the stocks and not to step up attacks especially in ten minutes to change stall was open town. i intend to buy these hatfield and the condom on you still opportunities to stop this impression of strictest comically inbox lots of pockets on snow pants amazing offensive into gaza nine and be astonished that the movements of it in and out onto the concrete oval in his ninety third option then moved a step closer to enactment opted out that although the

josiah just goes to an amp is a kiosk registers because it's money. unloaded onto itself any since the credit to his mother to text message. is two hundred km away and a few seconds later his mother receives. i'm very happy. my son has just sent me twelve hundred shillings. but two heroes a lot of money. there isn't a bank anywhere near him without a regular income people are unable to open accounts anyway. but there are in case agents all over even here every couple of meters. now the sms credit can be exchanged for cash not many and yet the sum of one of my life has improved alot since then mr was created. sometimes my son sent me just to hear of me that it's not much but it helps me get my head sequim that say that. euro is enough to buy sugar in tea. that's both good for her and for the local shop. i will interest is the use by the middle classes as well electricity and water bills taxis and hotels can all be paid using campaigns. it's also proof to me and export it has provided inspiration for young developers may mean in nairobi a line up. there

as for those mall kiosks, well, read for yourself. no return, no refund. >> there's no return on your hairstyle here i don't think. >> no. [ laughter ] >> no, no. supposedly it's going to last me three days. we'll see about that. >> reporter: really, three days, is that your guarantee? >> uhm, well, without product we use a nanofusion technology. >> reporter: i was just kidding. three days. [ laughter ] >>> reporter: also target has a good return policy as well 90 days with the receipt. and despite the security breach, business is actually good the day after christmas. but check your receipts. you would be surprised, there is the fine print and some pretty strict rules at particular stores. in pleasanton, juliette goodrich kpix 5. >> always read the fine print. sears and best buy are other stores with strict return policies. returns have to be made by january 15th. >>> fedex and u.p.s. are scrambling today trying to get deliveries out promised for christmas. online shopping was up 10% this year. as cbs reporter tara mergener shows us,

hamburg for a four day meeting of computer hackers me this is all in the late duke of course it's at the kiosk compute cloud and has been on for more than three decades the infection the key of numbers drawn attention to detail security risk. now with revelations of widespread monitoring by government agencies including the us and a steak. the group sets out to navigate the future of the internet nbc and the attendance is expected to reach a deal with the cord that goes. the haka is at the annual chaos communication congress on taking any chances the authority to condemn old methods to make their point about sensations in the digital era. the key topics the spear in hand that the nsa spying scandal the total financial tools in sandwich note these revelations we know it was so insistent it's listening in on citizens owe it to well looks like the photo and you can have a chance to talk about bad system and when the winds long to go north of england or the top shelf we had this before. it isn't it's time to talk about how important on civil liberties once you've uploaded the fact that the police

spreading beyond the muslim brotherhood men face to the general may seem concerned about deacon political kiosk. the us defence secretary conveyed his concern over the new lawn to the egyptian defence minister on the found the cable on the net down to tassie seek not to use military force in containing demonstrations. the us government has urged north korea to immediately mideast and eighty five year old the us military veteran. he's accused of having carried out hostile acts during the korean war white house national security council spokesperson peel an mtv and told nhk on saturday that the united states urges annoyance to at least now newman to keep me return home and be reunited with his family. pagan said the us is concerned about his advanced age and health. he entered the country in october as a tourist than on state run media to put it on saturday the men had even rested for hostile acts. he's accused of killing north korean soldiers and civilians during the war hayden also said she continues to pyongyang to grant clemency to another detain u s citizen and release him. the man and korea

and the other course kiosk which you could release him because he wants local meat. his mother. before it's too late. and so on. i'm going to happen who misses her because he was still cute one of the sun the type of cheese in germany and. that's going to germany for pressure but of course she said although with this. well politician pulp amble from the euro skeptic on turner fraternity party told us why he thinks because he enjoys such a warm welcome improving the people generally don't do know that we did for that the ibd he was then known as an old regard to it and put on trial in russia and tend to treat it with adopting years. that is all you know that the people in the west and would have forgotten so quickly what has happened to head up to the subject of the breakup of the victory the form of the soviet union i mean it was kind of boris yeltsin do with all the carrots which if taken all the pollen but most influential in russia and cheaper than we think a yield of criticizing today the influence of the only guy can do for you for it on but what the we welcomed somebody a

in the city, but what lights do glow around town, much of it comes from places like this -- small kiosks version of barbecue and what passes for cold beer. christian is one of our fixers, tasked with keeping us on track and out of trouble. which, believe me, is a big job around here. you know, it's an amazing-looking city, if you blur your vision a little bit, you can see it the way it used to be. >> beautiful. i think it could be the best place to live. very kind people. people like listening to music, sitting, taking their meals, eating. >> what's the congolese word for barbecue? >> barbecue. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> i like any meat on a grill. it's looking good. grilled goat with cobri, with a traditional stew on the side. >> now we're talking. >> roasted, put some sauce in there. >> that's delicious. >> as you can see, people don't eat meat. meat is quite expensive, almost $2. >> which is a lot. more than most people make in a day or even two days. what are the first things you buy if you're very, very poor? >> very poor, soap. >> soap. >> because at least you have to look a bit clea

in the city, but what lights do glow around town, much of it comes from places like this -- small kiosksersion of barbecue and what passes for cold beer. christian is one of our fixers, tasked with keeping us on track and out of trouble. which, believe me, is a big job around here. you know, it's an amazing-looking city, if you blur your vision a little bit, you can see it the way it used to be. >> beautiful. i think it could be the best place to live. very kind people. people like listening to music, sitting, taking their meals, eating. >> what's the congolese word for barbecue? >> barbecue. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> i like any meat on a grill. it's looking good. grilled goat with cobri, with a traditional stew on the side. >> now we're talking. >> roasted, put some sauce in there. >> that's delicious. >> as you can see, people don't eat meat. meat is quite expensive, almost $2. >> which is a lot. more than most people make in a day or even two days. what are the first things you buy if you're very, very poor? >> very poor, soap. >> soap. >> because at least you have to look a bit clean.

the kiosk and our chief political correspondent linda crying now who is down at that shia party conference in london you know it's not just the younger members of the sealer opposes this coalition agreement process that's right brian is the fact is that there was a strong yes vote at today's conference that there wasn't a lot of enthusiasm and we heard very distinct criticism for example from the party's business we may say they see too much of a social democratic imprint in this coalition agreement. they are particularly concerned about provisions that would extend pension benefits retirement benefits for its two middle aged mothers toss it to older workers have been in the workforce after forty five. the years they say all of that is too generous and could undermine the foundations of germany's economy the asa don't like the provisions for minimum wage and they're worried about energy policy. so on all of those accounts quite a bit of criticism coming from those members of the parties party and it could resurface when it comes down to working out the nuts and bolts of the laws that they

you see this in the airport, self-service kiosks have taken over.annot plan your entire trip largely by yourself. we invested in a company that takes apartment rentals and puts them online at your fingertips on a mobile device. in sooners want this type of information in all sorts of sectors to allow them to make decisions. and lesslexibility upfront commitment, you liken it to a consumers on-demand experience. have we become an on demand economy? >> absolutely. when i look at how decisions are made on vacationing, my grandparents went to florida every summer before they purchased a condo. previously, we had introduced timeshares. today, we use services like aibnb or hotel tonight. this on demand economy, we have learned on television, from things like cable on demand or apple tv, and now we want that in more areas of our life. is the experience changing in the years that you have worked in startups? grown andcommerce adapted to consumer taste and concerns in that time? >> it is quite fascinating to watch. beyears ago, we used to afraid of putting a

anyone at the kiosks or the stores, we want to help any way they can. >> the chaplains walk 9600 miles alone. >> they are exasperated, the flight is supposed to be boarding, they don't know what gate it is. >> out on the flight line, the employees are more receptive to craybill's outreach. >> have you been making it to the services, do you still go? >> he praise five times a day. >> five days a week i'm at the airport. >> united express ramp worker balbacar bah also appreciates his fellowship. >> i believe, probably about 75 people know eugene is a great person. so we thank eugene for his effort to help us and we've been here, we hope we'll be here for a little bit longer. >> how is the workplace, how is the holiday season, is there any area that are stressful that you have anxiety and want prayer for? i pray lord for each one of these guys that they won't notice about busyness of the schedule and the stressfulness. >> craybill is ready for his second shift. he's a pilot for united express. >> i've been here for eight years. many of the rampers have pushed my aircraft back many times b

it is the kiosk inside of the store or out in the street somewhere. we will take it everywhere we can and to all the places that people are stuck. think of a train station or an airport or a bus depot or terminal, even the glass that is around the enclosure at the bus stop. >> even the glass on the car window. >> absolutely. we're working with a world leader in innovation on glass. the future is to have glass that you can see through, that can become an interface. at some point, all of the glass that is already in our life -- the architectural glass, the window on the oven, the microwave, in the bathroom, they can become an engagement surface. >> it is your job to think about the future of shopping. john donahoe told me earlier that that amazon drones are a -- what do you think? >> it is everything. it is our paypal and ebay marketplace. i look at the technology around us. it could be a connected device or a wearable or glass. i will take all of that hardware to innovate on and we will create software in our marketplace and bring it to the market some

. >> we get you back to the kiosk here. >> you will give a tour? >> uh-huh. >> but you don't have a license. are you a bad person? >> i am not. >> she tried to get a lies accepts. that's not easy. >> i had to get four personal references and criminal background check. >> total cost, $200. >> two or three weeks later they said i could sign up for a test date and i took it a week and a half ago and failed by five points. >> after this interview she tried again, jumped through more hoops, paid another $115 and retook the test and finally passed. >> aren't they trying to make sure people get a proper tour. >> i passed the bar exam, i know how to give a proper tour. >> off to your left, washington d.c. and to the right, the pentagon. >> it's about guide what to say and limits on speech. >> and john rosemonday was told he couldn't give advice. >> if john rosemonday is a criminal, dear abbey was for 50 years. >> i received a letter from the licensing board saying i was practicing psychology without a license. >> cease and desist, you're engaged in unlawfu

. >> i just want to go to my hickory farms kiosk i will just buy up the place. >> i think that it's unlikelys are solving the wrong problems. they are trying to get neil cavuto to come in and shop and he's not a shocker. you are probably going with your fe if you're going at all and she is the one doing the shopping. [laughter] >> the women are not going up. the guys are doing nothing. but now they are drinking. the reasons you don't go our because the lines are long, you can't find what you want, you can't find a place to pay for your goods when you're done and that's the problems of the retailers should be solving. i think it's dumb. [laughter] >> yup, that is me. anyway, twitter has a new target. they say that they are tracking users online to deliver tailor-made advertisements. people were getting into this a little bit earlier and this could kind of confuse the message. but they like maybe the money that can be gained, but it gets it's kind of creepy. >> i think that it's more than just a little bit creepy. but it's very common sense when it comes to washington. t problem is that they w

. >> reporter: this kiosks worker told us not to show his face out of concern for his safety becausehe saw the robber. our witness says that the crowd was the perfect disguise. >> he was holding the jewelry on his right hand and on his left hand he was wearing a gun. or i don't know, they said hammer. >> reporter: police continued to investigate not long after we watched the workers cleaning up. they told us they would be reopening. at the busiest time of year. the loss was whatever the robber could fit in his hands. the suspect was wearing a black mask. gray clothing, shorts, and white air jordan sneakers. police say no one was hurt in all of this but they're still looking for the people responsible. >>> a rare and expensive cello stolen. the emotional significance it holds and the message for the person who took it. >>> waking up to hazy skies. the area where air quality to be an issue. >>> marching >>> new developments in the case of the 13-year-old oakland girl who replains on life support tonight at children's hospital. today her family felt the support of the community and rece

. >> get you back to the kiosk here. are you a bad person? she tried to get a license that's not easy. >> i had to get four personal references from people i have known over a year. i have to get background checks something like oh $20. >>> three weeks later they said i could sign up for a test gate and i took it 3 and a half weeks ago. i failed it. >> she tried then jumped for more hoops relook the test and did pass. >> trying to make sure people get a proper tour. >> we give them a proper pour. i know how to get a proper tour. if you look to the light adds state segue. it is about what guys are allowed to say. maven knee new rules are limited on speech. he was told he had to get a license for his advice column. >> he gidear abby was on a 50 y crime spree then. >> the letter from the attorney telling me that i was practicing psychology without a license. >> cease and desist if you are engaged in unlawful practice of psychology. >> people are getting in trouble for giving advice without a license. i represent a father in north carolina giving

. >> reporter: this kiosks worker told us not to show his face out of concern for his safety becausehe saw the robber. our witness says that the crowd was the perfect disguise. >> he was holding the jewelry on his right hand and on his left hand he was wearing a gun. or i don't know, they said hammer. >> reporter: police continued to investigate not long after we watched the workers cleaning up. they told us they would be reopening. at the busiest time of year. the loss was whatever the robber could fit in his hands. the suspect was wearing a black mask. gray clothing, shorts, and white air jordan sneakers. police say no one was hurt in all of this but they're still looking for the people responsible. >>> a rare and expensive cello stolen. the emotional significance it holds and the message for the person who took it. >>> waking up to hazy skies. the area where air quality to be an issue. >>> marching for a young girl declared brain dead after tonsil surgery. the two developments today that her family counts as small victories. >>> new developments in the case of the 13-year-old oakl

ruby got the word that her starbucks kiosk would also be shut down. have been told not to talk onment camera, but ruby still in college, feels confident and lucky. do you think it will be tough to find a new job? >> i think it will be tough. but i think i'm smart enough to handle it. >> this will have a devastating impact on the chicagoland economy for years to come. >> reporter: he says the employees losing their jobs will be joined by nearly 400 more who work affiliated jobs inside and outside the stores. >> the starbucks, the distributors that deliver product to these stores, especially around the holidays, it is definitely a kick in the teeth. >> reporter: he says it's corporate greed. safeway says it is providing severance with many employees and in a statement says this . . . >>> and safeway says it is trying to soften the blow with job fairs like this one. >> one layoff is difficult to swallow. we're doing everything we can to ensure that our employees are either a part of a package whereby the new owner takes the store and the store team, or t

one great kiosk there that you can buy scarves for 10 bucks and they are really nice. >> good to know. >> luckily they're not watching because you're revealing all my presents. >> i don't even travel. i just go to the airport to shop. [ laughter ] >>> what a day today for traveling here in the bay area. so far no reports of any kind of airport delays at sfo, mineta or oakland international airport. that's because we have clear skies. currently it's freezing in santa rosa. freezing in fairfield. 36 degrees in concord. mid-30s common from san jose back into the almaden valley and 40s around the central bay. yes, it is the 18th day of the winter season where we cannot throw a log in the fireplace. it's a "spare the air" day. you will see haze in the atmosphere with pollution close to the surface. we need a good breeze. not going to find it, 5-mile- per-hour has winds. poor air quality continues as well as the sunny dry weather pattern. we have rough surf at the local beaches swells are up if you are heading to santa cruz where today will top off in the low 70s. otherwise mid-60s in pacif

over the past few months a three story high maintenance bidding, bus stop kiosk, and parking lot surfacesme visible for those driving along highway 4. its scheduled to open in late 201. the trains will run down the middle of highway 4. >>> his poll numbers may be dun down but president obama appears to be the number one admired man in the country. followed by george w. bush and pope francis. its the sixth year in a row that president obama has come out on top. hillary clinton was named the most admired woman of the year. oprah winfrey came in second with 6% followed by first lady michelle obama with 5%. >>> coming upshots fired an a car crash that ended with an injured police officer. coming up we will have an update. >>> and extending her life or prolonging the inevitable. what is next for the family of jahi mcmath as she is given a few many days on life support. >>> 680 is looking good at this hour but we do have a few more delays to tell you about. >>> visibility can be pretty bad. also mean very hazy sky. we'll have that forecast and tonight to see if there is any change for the next

i am kind of supplies fast-food restaurants had already replaced you with a kiosk.ut it -- the technology exists and it is efficient. america has always been charitable, but it never embraced an ounce. we celebrate people who rise from the bottom to make a success. that and the machines is why these protests will never work. melissa: a new call to double the gas tax. finally driving less and buying hybrids. the government wants to tax us as a reward. the details on that one. finally you can drop your iphone to your heart's content because this case is nearly indestructible. check this out. our latest installment. more "money" coming up. ♪ ♪ melissa: from the u.s. to every corner of the globe, "money" has been flying around the world starting in germany where the government wants foreigners, like us, to start paying off to use the audubon. i you kidding me? a highway toll is expected to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the country, at is causing average for people in neighboring countries that right through germany just to get to other places really fast. so

west jet kiosk with two way camera featuring santa clause asking passengers what they wanted for christmas. now during the flights west jet workers at the arriving airport rushed to fill those requests. when passengers arrived and went to get the luggage as you can see on the you tube video they also found their gifts on the baggage carrousel. the gifts included a 50 inch tv. android tablet. for one gay who probably now regrets the gift request sox and underwear. spwhal a clever campaign that was. what a nice thing to do. >> well the pint size super hero known as the bat kid is inspiring san francisco giants star. pitcher matt cain has pledgeed to give 50,000 dollars to the bay area make a wish foundation if it can raise an equal amount by tomorrow night. cain made the pledge because 5-year-old miles scott leukemia patient who within the hearts of many after his crime fighting escapade in san francisco last month. so far make a wish has raised 20,000 dollars so there's still some mr. work to do to reach the 5 50,000 dollar match by tomorrow. if you would like to help there's a link on our

i walked into the kiosk. i said i'm bob ney here to report. guard walked out and said i knew one of your campaign managers in ohio. got down in there. the guard said, here you have some hate mail. it was from california i remember in massachusetts, you have some hate mail waiting on you. they gave me the mail and you go to the part of the strip down. then i got into the intake, walked into prison, down into the courtyard. the warden, i don't use the language, the warden told the -- said to get away from him i'm sitting there and not knowing where to go. another prisoner said where's your escort. i said i don't know, some little guy in a suit. he took me way back in the laundry room. i walk in man sitting there and said are you the congressman. i said used to be. he said you're a republican aren't you? i said republicans put me in here you know. i have to pull up some humor to the situation. he said i was the mayor of east cleveland and welcome >> he was a prisoner? >> he was a prisoner. he got me clothes. he said where's your unit. i said i do

as for those mall kiosks, well, read for yourself. no return, no refund. >> there's no return on your hairstyle here i don't think. >> no. [ laughter ] >> no, no. supposedly it's going to last me three days. we'll see about that. >> reporter: really, three days, is that your guarantee? >> uhm, well, without product we use a nanofusion technology. >> reporter: i was just kidding. three days. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i only had a minute 30 to tell the story so he couldn't get into that. anyway, as far as target's returns, it is a 90-day return policy so they have a good policy and despite the recent security breach, business has been good after post-christmas. but keep your receipts and retailers are banking on more business over the weekend. in pleasanton, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> sears and best buy are other stores with strict return policies. returns have to be made by january 15. >>> we don't know what you did on christmas eve but one bay area photographer spent it capturing amazing video of the city lights from the sky. don f

they've already got made to order food and drink kiosks in 80 locations, grab and go type marketplacest 14 locations, 11 full dine-in theaters, seat-side service. lounges have a full-service bar, which i like. even if they're in secular decline, they're doing their best to squeeze the money out of the customers they do get. now the midpoint of the ipo range 19 bucks. amc would be at 6.6%. that is a big discount to regal and cinemark that average 7.9%. that's the relevant metric. i think you can pay up to 23 -- write this down -- 23 for amc for the stock after market. i could see it ultimately going quite a bit higher as its theater conversions pick up speed. management has said they start to go public and would yield, i believe, ae bountiful 4.2% at the midpoint of amc's price range. that's roughly in line with regal's 4.3% yield and substantially better than the yield from cinemark. amc is practically held chinese conglomerate. they are not selling on a deal. that's a positive side. after the lock-up expires they can start selling. roughly that's a year from now. here's the bottom lin

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that way if you are loaded down with hat boxes and bags you unload at the kiosk and tell the clerk or what not, just keep it and you do more shopping. they show up when you ask for a $5 charge. >> find of going old school, really. >> hat boxes. >> deliveries were $5? >> you know what, ebay, google will deliver from target, send them to target and tell them what to get and they bring something for five bucks within the hour. now with the mall as well. >> don't need to take my husband to the mall. 6:17. stock up on srirachasriracha. the popular sauce might not be available for a while. >> the company based in southern california says because of districter guidelines that require a 35-day hold on the product. the company cannot ship more sauce until next month. this is the second seat back for the company. last month they had to stop producing after the city sued saying the company filled the air with, we'll put it nicely, spicy smells. >> a lot of pepper. >> we'll feel heat-up of our own of a different sort. check in with rob mayeda. >> the seven-day forecast is going to show you change

david: outer wall says the president of redbox video rental kiosk unit is leaving the company. it is cutting% of its workforce. cheryl: david talked about it. toll brothers, largest homebuilder in the u.s. the stock is down. the company beat earnings estimates. ceo will be here later on in the show about the current quarter and the state of the housing market. david: president obama praised nelson mandela calling him quote, the last great liberator of the 20th century. the president and other leaders paid tribute to the former south african leader in a memorial service in johannesburg. we have a lot of guests you don't want to miss within the next hour. "after the bell" starts right now. cheryl: today's market reaction and action. we have tom karsten with us, karsten president and chief investment officer who thinks the market is headed for a pull back. jim awad, whose stock picks are up, go jim, up over 12% in the last two months. he is back with three more ways to play the market and larry shover in the pits of. larry, start with you. not a lot of volatility which was nice to