for example mannequins. my co-author and i talked about the same mannequins you mentioned in your book and one of the things people might not realize when you drive up to the shopping mall and if there is surveillance going on your license plate may be photographed. then you walk into a department store. your phone is talking to the wi-fi in the department store. bingo, now the store knows you are there and the next piece is the mannequins are actually watching you and trying to decide female or male gender. they may even try to decide ethnicity all to store the database against a service better. but then you added that there is new technology coming out and this is why i'm sure people say are you kidding me class they are going to be adding listening features to these mannequins. talk to us about some of the risks and concerns and what was on how moment for you when you saw this was going on for the local department stores in europe and america. >> guest: the ah-ha ah-ha moment is when it crosses the line f

some smart mannequins in london's busy shopping district are using cutting edge technology to actuallctually e clothes off their backs. the dummies have sensors that link to a smart phone app to allow customers to shop right there on the sidewalk. >> you open the app and up pops all the mannequins in the wind window. you can see more detailed product with prices. you can share with your friends and family. and then you can buy directly from the retailer's website. >> the smart mannequins are always always selling even if the store is closed all you have to do is point your phone at the window and you click to have the item shipped to you. technology is supposed to hit stores in america this fall. >> this is dangerous, jessica. >> i know. >>> yes. i want to know are the return so easy. >> is there free shipping. >> that would be nice. >> kind of like the weather lately. >> fantastic. great weather to be outside. you have to love it. the first part of the summer started off a little bit slow. now we're talking about great comfortable weather. summer will return for a brief encore. take

they are going to be adding listening features to the mannequins. talk about some of the risks and concerns and what was the sort of awe, went that this is going on in the local department stores in europe and america. >> guest: rates when it crosses the line from the stores posting notices and displayed in a prominent places so that shoppers are aware they are being recorded to the point you have no idea as a shopper and your movements and conversations are being recorded and for what reason you don't know. some of the technology that they have in place now as you pointed out the mannequins have moved from the cameras in the iq also recording devices planted in the head oheads of the mannequin and justified reason for that is because the stores want to know the shoppers discussions. that way they can gauge what are the best seller best-sellers ans need to be moved off the shelf. the big problem is most shoppers don't know. when you walk into the store it's not like the signs say this dummy is recording you. you don't know that and when it is happen

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how retailers are using mannequins in a whole new way to get you to spend money. that and other hot topics coming up at 5:30. top. >> more like september, really, than august. we'll take it. here's a look at your current temperatures. a perfect night to exercise. 83 college park. only 79 in arlington. we'll come back. might be surprised with how cool it will be tonight and it will be heating up. we'll let you know when. >> how california's earthquake could impact napa valley's industry. we'll have that story coming up. out polling the stripes off the interstate this morning. i'm bruce leshan, vdot >>> in tonight's driving you crazy, do you have any idea what this is? as you can see, white on the other. we have some grass. >> guess what this is? it's a temporary lane stripe from an i-66. this was supposed to be out on i-66 and went a quarter of a mile started peeling off the road, bruce leshan reports a lot of people freaked out. >> no, this wasn't an old seinfeld episode. with kramer trying to create wider, more comfortable lanes. >> i-66 over in centerville at ro

. >> i don't want you to look like a mannequin. be your own mannequin. >> going to or coming from yoga a plus. >> high waisted shorts. >> like that. >> not for everyone. >> but i do like them. >> i like chap stick more than lipstick. super classy, sexually confident. i don't care what people see, it's mine, they can't have it. >> wearing rain boots. >> curious george rain boots, it's funny. like romping around in a puddle. >> in a sundress, it's beautiful. she's not wearing anything else underneath. >> love the sundress, hate the maxidress. >> comfortable. >> long -- >> they look like curtains. huge and long and can't see anything about the shape of the woman. >> it's form fitting. >> no, a big like giant sock. >> flirtation in a piece of cloth. >> love a girl who has witty comebacks. >> love it. >> when women give me a hard time. >> dudes are right. nobody likes somebody who is too nice. >> you want to be yelled at you don't want a pushover, you don't want a wet rag as a girlfriend. >> i need a girl equally to me. i love a girl in

. >> kwlopt you to look like a mannequin from a store. >> coming from yoga. >> high-waisted shorts.ove those. >> i'm into the high-waisted shorts. i like those. >> terrible. >> they're not for everyone, but i do like them. >> i like chap stick a lot more than lipstick. >> they're super classy or sexually confident. i don't care what people see and when they see it. you can't have it. >> girls in new york that wear rain boots. >> curious george rain boots. >> thik they're going to be romping around in a puddle. >> here in a stun dress, and it's beautiful. >> she's probably not wearing anything else underneath the sun dress. >> hate the maxi dress. >> they're so comfortable. >> they're terrible. >> they're huge and long. you can't see anything about the shape of the woman. >> is it form fitting? >> no. it's like a big giant sock. >> it's flirtation in a piece of cloth. >> i love a girl that has witty comebacks. love when women give me a hard time. >> these dudes are right. nobody that likes somebody who is too nice. you want to be yelled at a little bit. >> you don't want a wet rag as

he's got a mannequin belted to the front fender of this thing, and there he is, skillfully tying a turban with style. >> is this part of the core curriculum you have to learn to do this on a motor bike? >> when would you ever need this skill? >> if you can do it in these conditions then doing it when you're not on a motorcycle makes it really easy, right? >> exactly. a stiff breeze coming through town, you can't be messing with the turban. you need to know how to do it. >> tie a tushen in 18 to 30 seconds. can even do it blindfolded. doesn't need to look in the mirror, he's that much of a -- whiz with a turban, and not put his hands on the handlebars once, or even looked at the road. just trying to promote his culture. >> and the turban, because he doesn't want this special part of his culture to disappear, and it shows you how, it takes a lot. not like an easy one, two, three process. here it's pretty intricate. >> he says, don't try this at home for reasons like this. nearly bit it. thankfully, had a nice, tight turban around his head. >> whoa! >> wow. that's a surprise. >>> it's the 20

air b & b for about a month and when she left, the host gave her a wide screen tv and two naked mannequinsis that standard protocol? >> well, i think the idea is that a little bit you never know what you're going to get, and i think many people become friends after and there's this wonderful cultural exchange. for an example, tonight around the world 375,000 people are staying together in 160 countries. >> stephen: wow! (applause) what's your percentage on that? >> we take 13% off every booking. >> stephen: wow! and the world cup, one in five people, 120,000, were also staying in air b & b. >> stephen: welcome! that's right. >> stephen: here's your broken bottle. >> exactly. (laughter) >> stephen: is there any place you want to be? >> we're in every country except north korea, iran, syria and cuba. we're not in those four countries. embargoos, only, we don't have access. >> stephen: or light. exactly. >> stephen: well, thank you so much for joining me. brian chesky, co-founder of air b & b. check it out! we'll be back! (cheers and applause) chuck liddell.and i st. uhh! uhh! just like dural

. [ laughter ] >> seth: weren't there always mannequins? that was how still we were standing. >> seth: i'm afraid we have gotten way off topic. >> now that depends on what the topic is. >> seth: the topic is iphones. >> then yes, we've gotten way off topic. okay. focus up. >> seth: alright, great. >> iphone 6. coming in september. >> seth: there you go. >> new operating system. >> seth: great. >> not bird eggs, but fish eggs. >> seth: oh no. why are we talking about caviar again? >> you can't even crack a fish egg. >> seth: i know, but still. >> you know what? hold on. i want to take a picture of you for my pinterest board. >> seth: wait. i'm sorry. is that the samsung s5? >> yeah. you know, people are making a big deal about the iphone 6 and its new bigger screen. but what they may not have heard is the 4.7, this model is still smaller than the htc and samsung galaxy s5. >> seth: oh so you do really know about the iphone 6? do you have any other thoughts? >> yeah, i think that cup of pencils on your desk is childish. men use pens. >> seth:

. >> she looked like a mannequin flying up in the air, she went up about 30 feet and then she came down and the other car came over and kept on going. >> the second car stopped and the third driver drove to the police station, after hearing it on the news, she told police she did not realize what she hit. the other car was similar to a dodge dart and would have significant front ends damage. >> it was dark and the pedestrian was not able to be seen. it was a difficult situation for the drivers, and they may not have known and they urge that person to come to the police and help the investigation. >> police put the word out to local body shops. in logan katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> the schuylkill expressway opened at 6:30 this morning, nearly six hours after they closed the highway. police are investigating what caused this tractor trailer to overturn, blocking the exit lanes to the roosevelt boulevard, the truck was carrying a load of eggs when it crashed. crews spent hours cleaning up the mess. >> new information this noon about the death of a new jersey student that d

. >>> it was like a mannequin. her hair was perfect, her makeup was perfect. >> almost too perfect. >> tonight on "20/20," this beautiful young daughter, did she take her own life? or did someone put her there? >> i became my daughter's investigator. i didn't have a choice. >> prompting the state to reopen the investigation. we take another look. >> and they paint the portrait of an obsessed mother, what do you say? >> good thing i was. >> but in her grief, is she going after an innocent man? >> she needs to understand that everything that can be done has been done. >> and the fiancee taking a polygraph in front of millions. and what he told us before the interview stopped. >> can we cut? >> a man's life ruined, or justice for the girl in the shower? here now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> tonight, brand-new answers in a mystery "20/20" has been following for more than a year? what really happened to the girl m in the shower? did this mother's daughter take her own life? >> and convicting late-night surveilla

. >> she looked like a mannequin because she flipped twice in midair about 30 feet and came down. and that's when the other car came and ran over her and kept going. >> edward jackson driving by when he witnessed the crash. the police closed the lanes as they investigated. a woman believed to be in her 40s was crossing broad street, topless and not in a cross walk and the car had the green light. hit by the first car and thrown about 80 feet and two more vehicles hit her. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. the driver of the second car stopped at the scene. >> if you did not see her you should have felt the impact. no excuse for that. >> late in the morning the third driver drove to the police station after hearing a news report. she told the police at the time she didn't realize what she hit. believing the striking vehicle was white and a red light across the back similar to a dodge dart with heavy front-end damage. >> we know broad street, probably normal speed, 40 or 45 miles an hour. it is not unusual for broad street. >> looking for surveillance video that may help in th

. >> you put it on the mannequin >> okay. >> and then you come here. >> you're known for draping, right drape. >> how do you drape without making someone look like a blob. >> you control. >> it's about seduction of the fabric on the body. >> that's why kathy's so good at it. >> you go there. you come here. that would be rooshing, exactly. so you would take that up there. you would take the fabric here. >> there. >> so far you have something that will look good on halle berry. >> yeah, exactly. >> you fill that in. there. >> do you pin as you go along? >> i pin. get some pins. >> okay, we need some pins. >> quickly. >> i'm your assistant, we don't have much time. >> i already love it. >> what do you do to cover the other bazoo. >> you match it. >> is that weird? >> very weird. >> nobody likes that, nobody likes that. >> excuse me. you're supposed to be supportive. >> one day you're in, one day you're out. >> zac, one more right here. >> they want their beauty routines. >> they came in for an ambush makeover. >> right after these message. i should never go down like that. stand up straigh

. >> it was right here behind a bush and i said is that a mannequin chart i actually seen it for anybody had seen it. >> that it was dark and her son was asleep on her shoulder. it wasn't until yesterday at 9:30 in the morning when someone called 911 to report to trash bags. one year -- one here and another 100 yards away containing human rains. >> the detective came and talked to me and said what you scene was real. >> police eventually found more remains in a dumpster, the body , a28-year-old jacinto perez guatemalan native and day laborer who lived a block away from where his body was found. police believe he was murdered and dismembered. they have no idea why or by whom. >> it reminds me of a name i don't even want to mention -- jeffrey dahmer. you hear about a lot unfortunately -- to be dismembered was the part that really touched me. me, it was a lot of anger or something. kill one person is different but to actually take their body and cut it up like that -- that's frightening. now -- you can see neighbors came over to this bush where parts of the man were found and offered a pray

she's performed more and 7,000 autopsies can you show me on the mannequin, where would you look for signsstruggle. >> on the arms, hands. >> reporter: she checked the knuckles. a bruise there might indicate he threw a punch. would you be able to see it in the knuckles? or would it have to be a pretty hard punch. >> it would have to be pretty hard. >> reporter: how would you know if it was from that struggle or from before? >> you can't age a bruise. it may have happened two hours ago or five days ago. >> reporter: another dispute, wilson's friend says brown rushed at the officer full speed so wilson started shooting. but some witnesses say brown had his arms up in the air in surrender. >> so michael brown had several bullet wounds here and here. if you were doing an autopsy and looking at the body, could you tell whether he was up like this? or whether he was charging at someone? can you, can you figure that out on an autopsy? >> no. >> reporter: and an autopsy might not help with this either. why brown had a gunshot wound right at the top of his head. how would that happen? >> very likel

. >> strict islamic state where mannequins' faces are covered. it uses beheadings. its leader is abu bakr al-baghdadi, a mysterious force who was captured by american forces in 2005 but later released. >> soon enough you will find yourself with direct confrontation with the sons of islam who have prepared themselves well for the day we will fight you. >> reporter: he's been using slick social media campaigns to recruit foreign fighters. including hundreds of westerners. >> these are actually quite battle-hardened veterans who have real commitments to the jihadist cause. >> those fighters have already captured much of iraq around syria. but they don't want to stop here. the group has said they want to control all of this area within five years. it's probably more of a propaganda ploy but they have big ambitions beyond the border of syria and iraq. john. >>> since 2003, fighting shifts in iraq. 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes as the islamic state group forced people from their homes. in areas considered relatively safe. over the past two months is

wig store mannequins left bald by thieves, it's important to note, these are the actions of a few. >>eople going out on the street every morning, neighbors coming out to clean up their community, people coming from all over missouri to help out. >> reporter: for now this threat of violence erupting now by those few have left many businesses boarded up and waiting for peace. jake tapper, cnn, ferguson, missouri. >> u.s. president barack obama is sending attorney general eric holder to ferguson on wednesday to meet with investigators. hope he can help calm the situation. >> yeah. certainly evidence the u.s. president is paying attention. he's sending resources. and the federal government into the death of michael brown. during a news conference monday, the u.s. president was asked about militarization of police in the united states and whether or not federal funding for military weapons is appropriate. here's what's the u.s. president said? >> i think it's useful for us to review how the funding has gone. how local law enforcement has used dollars to make sure that what they're -- what

. >> oh, those are all live mannequins? >> real humans. >> you make a wonderful manaquine. >> look at my big wide face. anyway, that's the new jones ship store. she moved off walnut. did you notice she moved? she's not on walnut any more. >> where is she now? >> 1811 chestnut. >> across from boyde's. it will be -- they'll turn it into where you shop for clothes, that little block, maybe they'll change the name from chestnut to clothes street. >> they've already got fabric row. >> where is that? >> down there. >> fourth street. >> is it? >> down as you head south on fourth. >> thank you. let's bring in our chris o'connell. because he has been our go to guy for the taney dragons. >> yes, to sit through all of that trivia. >> looks fascinated, though. >> yes. >> what did you say? >> what the heck were you guys talking about? >> yeses, give us your discussion here, then i want to discuss, is it too much for these 13 year old kids to be going through all of this media attention? >> you know,. >> keep in mind, can i go? can i hav

. >> mannequins, forces must be covered. forces islamic law. its leader is abu bakr al-baghdadi.tured in 2005 but later released. he's boldly declared himself as leader of all rawks. >> soon enough, they have prepared themselves well for the day we will fight you. >> reporter: he's been using slick social media campaigns to attract foreign fighters including hundreds of westerners. >> these are actually quite battle hardened veterans who have real commitments to the jihaddist cause. >> reporter: those fighters have captured much of iraq and syria but do not want to stop here. they want to control all of this area within five years. it does show the islamist state has big ambitions beyond the borders of syria and iraq. john. >> jonathan betz. thank you. >>> since 2003 fighting has forced dramatic population shifts in iraq. 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes as the islamic state group moved into areas considered relatively safe. over the past two months, the islamic state has pushed into kurdish territories, close to 200,000 people forced from areas around mosul,

650 mannequins will be in the store. clearance signs in the store, they work through unproductive .at's a clearance rack. i kind of like those. this i don't like. >> that's where all the profits are. in unproductive merchandising area. when i sit on the earnings call and see the new ceo spew a lot of positive things, i need to see it in stores and i don't see it yet. liz: how many stores, i like target. how many stores do you go in? it could be an anomaly. >> i hit 25 to 30 stores a month. and have sources back up what i may or may not be seeing. this notion they are cheap chic apparel is lost five years ago. j.c. penney is doing a better job in apparel and macy's is dusting target. kohl's, within the next couple months. kohl's will have hundreds of new beauty departments. target does not have this. liz: he's mean. >> i'm not playing around. liz: that's great for anybody who follows your research. let's get to the stock itself. it did take a hit. how long was the data breach, there's a long tail swatting it around and hurting this company? >> i characterize it as a grenade. target d

so can you show me on our mannequin where would you look for signs of struggle?> anywhere on the forearms, hands, fingers. >> reporter: you look for bruises or scratches. >> bruises, scratches, yes. >> reporter: dr. ross says she checked brown's knuckles, a bruise there might indicate he had thrown a punch. would you definitely be able to see it in the knuckles or would it have to be hard? >> it would have to be hard. >> reporter: how do you know if it was from that struggle or before? >> that's a good question because you can't, you really can't age a bruise exactly, you know. it may have happened two hours ago or five days ago. >> reporter: another dispute, wilson's friend says brown rushed the at the officer full speed so wilson started shooting. but some witnesses say brown had his hands up in the air in surrenderer. so michael brown had several bullet wounds here and here. if you were doing an autopsy and looking at the body, could you tell whether he was up like this or whether he was charging at someone? can you figure that out on an autopsy? >> no. >> rep

. >> in another part of the store, mannequins dressed in formal attire are used as weapons.osing his shirt in the scuffle, his son tries to move the melee out of the showroom. another flustered customer dials 911. >> she called the police. she said, oh, my god, a man is hitting a woman here and this and that, and now the police called them outside while they were trying to flee. he stopped everybody, pulled his gun, this and that. we had another three, four police cars immediately. they surrounded the place. >> police interview everyone on scene and turn to the videotape. >> we explained to them what happened. they explained what happened, and they reviewed the video clip and saw all the shots. >> police arrest the three men and haul them away. he and his son are left with substantial injuries. >> i suffered two fractured bones in the backbone, and a black eye, a little bit of concussion to the head. my son also suffered concussion and went to hospital. he was checked. >> putruss is shaken by the violent confrontation, but working in the wedding business for many years, he u

. >> so can you show me on our mannequin where would you look for these signs of struggle? >> anywhere on the arm -- forearms, hands, fingers. >> reporter: and you're looking for bruises or scratches? >> bruises, scratches, yes. >> reporter: dr. ross says she checked brown's knuckles, a bruise there might indicate he had thrown a punch. >> would you definitely be able to see it in the knucklels, or would it have to be a pretty hard bunch? >> it would have to be pretty hard. >> reporter: how do you know if it was from that struggle or from before? >> that's a good question. because you really can't age a bruise exactly. you know, it may have happened two hours ago, or five days ago. >> reporter: another dispute, wilson's friend says brown rushed at the officer full-speed. so wilson started shooting. but some witnesses say brown had had his hands up in the air in surrender. so michael brown had several bullet wounds here and here. if you were doing an autopsy and looking at the body, could you tell whether he was up like this, or whether he was charging at someone? can you fi

you used mannequin arms. >> mm-hmm. >> yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: and to make you more comfortable fake arms. i have to say, it made things pretty inconvenient. >> well, yeah, that may be so, but it didn't matter. the arms looked totally real. i mean nobody could even tell they were fake. >> yeah, people don't watch that closely, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> they're multitasking and on facebook. they don't know. >> jimmy: i respectfully disagree. i don't think we were fooling anyone. we actually have a clip here. we can let the audience decide. >> sure, let them do it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: take a look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, welcome to denmie burger, i'm jerry. this is my trainee, terry. >> hi! >> what can we get for you today? >> jimmy: uh, hmm. everything looks so good. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think i'll go with the cheeseburger. >> mmm, excellent choice. >> jimmy: yep. >> well, let's see, let me just ring up your cheeseburger. one cheeseburger. terry, why don't you make that man a cheeseburger? >> cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger! >> jimmy: there you go. >> i got your

. >> byron poe has discovered that choosing the right mannequin head can help him complete the jail'sass unscathed as well. >> step one was to? >> to separate the -- the hair, right? >> sanitize your hands. okay? which you did. >> oh. that's right. i did, yeah. >> all right. next step is to? >> separate the hair. separate -- >> set up our s.m.a. >> oh, s.m.a. >> sanitary maintenance area. >> it's my hope that they want to continue, you know, that they like this profession, they think this is something they'd like to do, and hopefully enroll in barber college. go on from there. >> does that hurt, keesha? just talking to her. >> mr. poe has been a student in the class now for about two months. he does very well, you know? comes in, does his work and participates, as you can see, with practical operations. he likes to barber. he's been in the salon cutting hair, so he's doing well. >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females' hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> by the looks of it you ain't going to have no clients. >> or i might just break into the hair-c

. >> they are trying to carve out a strict islam ilk state where even mannequin's faces must be covered. it uses public executions to enforce law. the leader is a mysterious figure who was captured by u.s. forces in 2005 but later released. he's boldly declared hills the leader for all muslims and openly challenges america. >> soon enough, you will find yourself in a direct confrontation with the sons of islam who have prepared themselves well for the day we will fight you. >> he has been using slick social media campaigns to recruit foreign fighters. >> i am in the front lines. >> including hundreds of westerners. >> these are actually quite battle hardened veterans who have real commitments to the jihadist cause. >> those fighters have captured much of iraq in syria but they don't want to stop here the group has said it wants to control all of this area within five years. it's probably more of a prpropaa ploy. but it shows it has big ambitions beyond the border of syria and iraq. >> we will speak with a retired army major about why the u.s. is getting involved now. well, it's also bee

. >> she looked like a mannequin. >> police are working on description of the two vehicles we'll have "action news" at noon. >>> let's go to matt pellman who is filling in for karen on the accident scene right now. hi, matt. >> reporter: with police investigate, the southbound side of bellfield sef a closed. ramp tolls schuylkill expressway are reopened they were closed overnight because of an overturned truck. we have a broken down vehicle that cleared. the inner lanes of the benjamin franklin parkway are closed for made in america preparations and we have a crash in furlong, bucks county at swamp and bedfordshire road. >>> lots of sun on the terrace, 62 degrees, low humidity, 52 in allentown, these numbers will climb a bit as we go into the afternoon. speaking of which here's the seven day. 81, nice, similar to yesterday, less of a breeze. more humid on saturday, steamy sunday and monday. highs of 90s and there's a chance of occasional drenching thunderstorms late in the day and evening. matt. >> thanks so much, david. we'll send you back to "good morning america." we'll be back in

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