so for example, mannequins. my co-author and i talked about the same mannequins you talk about. you drive up to the shopping mall and if there is surveillance going on your license maybe paragraphed. and your phone is talking to the wi-fi in the store and they know you are there and then the the man knequi mannequins with watching trying to decide female or gender and even ethnicity to store in a database that i guess will serve us better skwchlt. and you added they are adding listening features to the mannequins. talk about the risks and concerns and what your moment was when you saw this was going on. >> the moment is when it crosses the line from stores posting notices and cameras being displayed in prominent places so shoppers are aware they are being recorded to the point where you have no idea your movements are being records and your conversation. some of the technology they have in place, the mannequins have moved from cameras in the eye to recording devices planted in the hands of the mannequin. the reason for that is the stores want to know the shoppers discussions to

. >> they're bringing in mannequins with the apparel section, there is a mannequin shortage, once they get that out of way, holiday season, they might be the playback play. liz: they make a big event of those things. >> people are infatuated. if they can get the mannequins showing the cool styles, they will get shopping beyond the food department. liz: he is the one analyst who consistently gets his hands in there. we'll put all of his dark side of retail on facebook page, brian sozzi, thank you so much. nike, i don't like the painted on swoosh. closing bell 39 minutes away, does the implosion of atlantic city and the revel casino have the bigwigs in vegas licking their chops. >>> up next elaine wynn on what atlantic city's decline means for wynn resorts and how she's turning a major part of her focus to education because she says it will be good business for every company in america. >>> and the ray rice elevator punch heard around the world has many asking whether nfl commissioner roger goodell should be held accountable for his actions? the nfl is big on beating up a lot of players

>> jimmy: mannequin head. >> alanis morissette.nis morissette's head. here we go. >> jimmy: that's not alanis morissette's head. >> okay. here we go. hey man, i don't have a good grip. >> jimmy: hut, hut, hike. [ audience oohs ] >> this is bull crap! >> jimmy: oh, stop it! >> you've been practicing. >> jimmy: i'm not practicing. >> this is your studio. this is your house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't boo me. [ laughter ] throw a mannequin into a a hole -- awe, really! [ laughter ] >> is that real -- >> jimmy: we made it this afternoon. no, you shouldn't have eaten that. no, that's -- that's candle wax. sorry about that. [ laughter ] that's a wax sub. [ laughter ] >> piece of it went in there. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: beer pitcher full of beer nuts. >> which makes perfect sense, by the way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah there you go, man. there you -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ look at that. ah! nice pass! >> that's right. >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for putting your nuts in my hand, appreciate it. [ laughter ] here we go

he had mannequins he brought that he dressed in uniforms.eticulous about the layout of the mannequins, weaponry that were with them. >> it is also interesting. in the clip we showed. he seems like he doesn't want to criticize them. he is not happy with the level of the re-enactment that he just, just took part in. specific. precise. what he did. he preferred to do what they call, tactical re-enactments. that are private. and performed in the woods. where they actually go out and hunt the, you know, in this case, viet cong. so that, that, he did that, quite a lot. so that, that makes a lot of sense to me that, he might have just snapped and took the fantasy a little bit, well way more seriously. >> also indicates certainly that he feels comfortable in the wood. a huge concern for law enforcement. patrick, i want to play another clip. he is expressing disappointment at the lack of accuracy in this. >> you don't really do anything with the public as far as teaching them anything. it is's not vietnam. we are in the middle of pennsylvania. we are

. >> so some of the technology they have in place now as you have just pointed out the mannequins have moved from just cameras in the eye to recording devices planted in the heads of the mannequin and justify the cited reason for that is because the stores want to know shoppers discussions to hear what they say about some of the products that they display in their stores in that way they can gauge what are the bestsellers, what things need to be moved off the shelves to make room for something else. the big problem with this of course is most shoppers don't know when we walk in the store it's not like the signs say this dummy is recording you. you don't know that and that's a little bit creepy i think. that's something in a science-fiction movie. it's interesting but it when it's happening to in real life it's a little bit alarming. >> it is and i don't remember walking into a store and having them hand me a disclosure statement saying by the way you may not only being photographed for security reasons but i kind of want to know what you are looking at the second-most dipping in on you

the most disturbing scene was this demonstrané with a mannequin dangling from a noose.st last week a senior homeland security official confirmed that the terror group may be attempting to enter america through the southern border. watch this. >> haven't there been recent reports of twitter of facebook of messages that would urge infiltration into the united states across our southwestern border? >> yes, sir, there have been twitter social media exchanges among isil across the globe speaking about that as a possibility. >> would you view it as a threat? >> certainly any infiltration across our border would be a threat. >> with that reaction congressman gutierrez. welcome back to the program. >> nice to be with you, sean. >> i sat in a briefing when i went down to the border the last time with governor perry, and they're catching people with syria, from yemen, from afghanistan, from pakistan. i'm now viewing not controlling our border as a dereliction of duty by our elected officials. do you agree with me? >> i think that controlling our border is paramount to our securit

@chrisrobbie22 says, "just saw this guy fighting with a mannequin on the street #publicmanikinfight."uess he took a video. let's take a look. >> you don't talk to me that way, man. you don't talk to me that way. you don't talk to my wife that way. [ laughter ] woah, woah, woah! help, help. get him off of me. get him off me. >> hey, hey, hey. he stopped. he stopped. that's your brother. [ laughter ] both of you. i said back. stay back. >> you're my brother. >> it's your birthday. i love you. [ applause ] >> seth: i don't think those two guys are brothers. and i don't think that first guy had a wife. those are the trending topics on twitter yesterday. we have a very exciting show for you tonight. stopping by to chat and also perform a song from her highly anticipated new album, "j. hud," which was just released today, jennifer hudson is here. [ cheers and applause ] also, joining us from the new film "space station 76," actor patrick wilson is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so, i don't know if you saw, but today president obama announced to the press that american planes co

but as fighting broke out next door in syria, strict interpretation of islamist law, where mannequins faces must be covered. it's leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi is a mysterious figure captured by the u.s. forces in 2005 but later released. he declared himself the leader of all muslims and openly challenges america. he now commands a force of 15,000 strong that uses slick social media campaigns to recruit fighters, including many westerners and dozens of americans. >> my name is, from america. >> many from troubled backgrounds. >> living in the west, i know how you feel. >> reporter: a recent study found a surprising number of european recruits. 6% are new to islam. many are second or third generation immigrants. have no experience in fighting. around no connection to -- and no connection to syria. >> they have a sense of wanting to begin to something so a lot of the imagery that is used by the radical folks, the radical mullas is attractive to them. >> take a look at this. in just over a year the islamic state group has made huge gains. it runs this area like a government with courts an

singing the hair on the mannequin. and the grill should be ten feet away from the house.the demonstration house. after just a few minutes, the flames flare up,ing fi ingnitin hanging plants. >> we have to move now, it's too hot. >> reporter: not long after that, the home in flames. a fire fighter standing by to ex-ting wex ti ex-ting wish it. for "good morning america," alex perez, chicago. >> it's useful especially on this morning. >> thank you so much, alex. >>> and coming up, it's a royal date night. all details of what will and kate did on their romantic night out, leaving baby george at home. >> we're blasting the right tune for it. >>> what is behind the grunting on the court at the u.s. open? a new study revealing whether it actually improves your play ♪ you're going to hear me roar , is is a woman hesitating on ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ you're going to hear me roar at university of phoenix, we know going back to school is a big decision. that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period. so you can commit to your

. >> what it involved was actually, they would dress up a mannequin, and they would attach sleigh bellse to graduate, he actually had to lift a wallet from all these seven pockets. >> so the idea was to lift the wallet or steal something without ringing the bells. >> correct, that was their graduation. >> those most likely to succeed tend to gravitate towards jewelry theft, which is the most lucrative business the south americans are involved in. these surveillance photos show a jewelry team staking out a store in boston, waiting for a jewelry supplier or courier to make a sales call. they've been known to follow a victim for weeks or even months, learning their routines, waiting for the right time to strike. this time it was outside a hotel near chicago. >> this is not something that happens occasionally. it's pervasive. it's an epidemic. >> rich loebl is vice president of le vian jewelers in new york city. he says that thieves are so brazen, they'll even target jewelers in new york's heavily fortified diamond district. >> they say there are more police officers on the street here than

>> if i could sir where we strike regardless of the geography that the mannequin stroll -- command-and-controlstructure that isa will have is the command and control structure we will use where for the president allows us to strike back. >> okay, i yield back. >> thank you. ms. hanabusa. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you mr. secretary-general for being here. i think part of the problem and you heard it with a questioning we are having today is that because of the amendment we voted on involves syria and the potential to train and two armed syrian quote whatever that moderate force will be that it's going to be fed at 60 days from for now or when the senate passes it and the fact that the 170 airstrikes are really in iraq and we are talking about our 1600 as far as i know better in iraq. the public i think are getting confused as we probably are as to what exactly is being done in iraq versus what we are operating quincy wilson of the part of the continuing resolution was to fund the 2014 level which technically is about 30 some odd billion dollars more than what was requested in 2015 and

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