of hours, it just -- you get into it. >> reporter: it's what's called a zombie immersion game.eople simply try staying alive in a fort saskatchewan mall taken over by zombies. >> tongue and cheek brains. i want people to genuinely get scared. if we have a little bit of wee coming out, we're doing our job properly. >> reporter: organizers won't let anyone in out of character, so in we go. a reporter and camera documenting it. >> camera men, to the bench. >> reporter: thankfully we have an escort. they're carrying foam weapons and even air soft guns. our escorts lead us to survivors who get roughly prepared for an interview. >> the army is here -- i can't talk much about it. >> with enough people the zombies aren't so much of a threat as long as we have the people. but those are losing fast. >> reporter: there is a rush throughout. a russian doctor searches for a cool. >> i think i'm one day, maybe two from have two but all this going on, it may take longer. >> reporter: but the ending is up to the 300 or so players taking part. outside the game area, volunteers transform the dea

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well, now, zombie baby is here to make you scream. >> did she fall? >> she did. she totally did it. >>> these videos catching fire around the world. you're going to see why. here's a car driving down the street through some rain. you'll see the driver pull into this supermarket and you'll notice that many of the signs and stuff have already been blurred out. we did not do that to this video. that's how the video was posted. let me show you from a video of the passenger's seat of this vehicle. cocking a gun and a third video of some people in the back of this van also with handguns. they go up to this grocery store and storm inside. >> you are kidding me. they're going in with cameras fully armed. fully masked, terrifying people, terrorizing a store and they post this video as if it's something to brag about? >> it's remarkable. now, this guy looks like it's still the passenger goes directly to the back of the store, finds this man. looks like he could be the manager. takes him up to the front of the store and forces him to open the safe in the secure booth up fro

>> it's not a baby at all, it's a grown zombie. >> why do they come up?> i think men are naturally afraid of babies to begin with and you add in a zombie head in there and totally blown away. >> dude on a bike comes up to check things out and he falls over before it pops. you have to hand it to the people who are concerned and what the heck is going on why is the baby by itself. >> how does the dog react? >> the dog is way less scared than these v4k >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, it's time for the best videos from the web "right this minute." >>> a guard breaks into a car trying to reach -- >> a 14-week-old child. >> how a crowd saved a baby left in 105-degree heat. >>> it's a spectacular base jump off a cliff. >> you go through the clouds, how do you know what's on the other side? >> you'll find out when he does. >>> not many police chases end with this much gunfire.

i have a partner who says that we think the zombie apocalypse could go on forever. do not know about forever, but there is a lot of stories tell and a lot of character to develop. we have a writing team, starting with robert kirkman who created the comic book. it is well past its 100th edition. it is about the relatability of the human condition. obviously those stories can go on literally forever. >> a long time. beyond that, before we go, beyond zombies, that are your next big shows? you have a few coming. "the turn" is a revolutionary war drama. do you get butterflies in your stomach when you guys have set the bar so high with some of your other programs? >> i heard you mention your children. i have four. i love them all equally and differently. i would say the same about programming. the beauty with what we have done, whether it be "mad men," "breaking bad," "walking dead," "hell on wheels," we have been eclectic by design so for us to move from "the walking dead" to a story about the first spy ring in the american revolution is pretty natural for us and the cre

eating people, to knee j you are not into apocalyptic zombieness?d program they do a promotion in new york city. all right? roll the tape. so these are real actors down there doing the grade and they are shooting and these people are surprised, right? >> kind of like an average day in new york, yes we have seen this before. where does this run on the internet some place? >> they do promotion for fourth season and a very popular show believe it or not someone is watching it it even though you are not they run this on youtube to proi moat on december 9th. think didn't give permission for. this very upset. filed official complaint with the nypd because we do not believe there were proper procedures or permits filed zombie in new york city you have to get a special zombie permit and pay a lot of money. vampire not quite so much. if you want to eat human flesh tax you more in new york. >> you get a card if you do that. >> i got it it dumb starbucks. dumb starbucks is another web site, all right, tell me what dumb starbucks is. >> this is actually a store

you have mentioned that it is a zombie show. think it has resonated more broadly because some of the teams have very little to do with zombies and much more to do with human drama. wereook at it, as if you one of the last people in the planet. would you stay or go? would you hunker down? would you see if your family returns? you go and look for them to mark is quite relatable. >> of all those twists and turns, people talk about it. what i find equally impressive is that you guys have this so-called out talking to. you talk about the episode. you guys got close to 6 million viewers. again, that is the kind of number that most people on cable with craig to get -- would crave to get. does that speak to the nature of this show? >> there is something about live event television. press, you look at it for what the water cooler aspects are. it is promotional for grammy, but it brings together all the aspects of this live event. the beauty of that is that it serves many people well. word, netflix can have success with their original str

i have always depended on the kindness of strangers to give me a ride. [ laughter ] the ice age zombie doomsday apocalypse has come to atlanta. damn you, gay marriage! why didn't we listen? i can't even imagine -- [laughter] -- i can't even imagine how much snow it must take to bring about the zombie apocalypse, three feet, ten feet. >> two inches of snow hit the area. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> jon: really, two inches of snow? i mean is that what happens when the south is confronted by something not specifically mentioned in revelations? is that -- [laughter] -- we're ready for the horsemen of the apocalypse and rivers of blood but jesus didn't say nothing here about snow tires. [laughter] and that is not to diminish the real trouble the storm has caused. i would not want to be in atlanta's snowshoes right now. >> jennifer wilkin has been in her car more than 20 hours. >> my brother-in-law spent the night in a home depot. >> a woman who has been sitting in a walgreens 19 hours. >> she had to sleep in the car. they had a friend come and deliver food to them. [ lau

we need all you can get. >> you are watching zombie attack.hat's a new trend of fitness apps and wearable gadgets. the question is, how are they impacting our.mind and body health, especially the results can be easily altered. waj, that can lead to some shady fitnesfitness practice et ceter. >> human beings never cheat, lisa. that's crazy zombie talk. if you want to cheat, check out this video. that is so shameless. okay? you can drive with it. use water, oh my god this is beyond p pathetic. but nothing is as shameless as this. people are using their pets, they put the fit bit on their dog. laziest day ever, #fit bit. ordering stuff around the house. all right jamie choose. catch a bottle, do you want frying pan dog or head phones? >> head phones. >> spend ten minutes dancing to your favorite album, of course you can get more points and owho wants to exercise. >> jamie -- you hang out with a lot of athletes, you know how that they cheat with some of these right? >> they work out so much anyway, i don't know if they're so point-conscious as we

we love zombies around here. sometimes the pressure to impress online followers can lead to shady fitness practices. >> human beings never cheat, lisa. that is crazy zombie talk there. if you want to hack your fit bit, here is how you do it. check out this video. ♪ that is so shameless, okay. you can drive with it, use water. oh, my god -- this is beyond pathetic, but nothing is as shameless as this, people are putting their fit bit on the dog. that is so shameless but thank you for acknowledging it. and check this out. this is how you cheat and get more points lisa by doing ordinary stuff around the house. catch a bottle, or frying pan, dog or head phones. >> head phones. >> mp3 player, spent 10 minutes dancing to our favorite album. >> we are actually moving on that one, though. >> i do that anyway. >> jamie, you hang out with a lot of athletes, you have got to know some who cheat, right? >> they work out so hard anyways, that i don't know if they are as point conscious as we are. i have done it myself once or

that is crazy zombie talk there. check out this video. ♪ >> that is so shameless. okay.rive with it. use water -- >> what if the balloon breaks? >> but nothing is as shameless as this. people are using their pets. they are putting their fit bit on the dog. that is so shameless, but thank you for acknowledging it. and check this out, this is nike fuel-zine. catchup bottle, or frying pan, bottle or head phones. >> head phones. >> spending 10 minutes dancing to your favorite album -- >> they are actually moving on that one, though. >> i do that anyway. >> jamie, you don't have to reveal major secrets, but you hang out with a lot of athletes, you have got to know some that cheat? >> they work out so hard anyways that i don't know if they are as point conscious as we are. but i did it one time. >> how did you cheat? >> i train with friends in different areas and we travel for half marathons, and we try to get on the same training program. and there was one time i was running around a park with a friend, and we happened to pass a bar, and i paused it and had a drink or two, on

that sets aller the time that they think the zombie apocalypse can go on forever.a writing team, including robert, who created the look. it is well past its hundredth edition. it is about the relate ability of the human condition. the story can go on. >> a long time. that, one of your big shows, you have a few coming. but there is one in particular, a revolutionary war drama. set the have kind of bar pretty high for programs. you mention your children. i have four. i would say the same about programming. to have breaking bad, walking dead, so for us to go from the walking dead to a story about the first spy ring is actually pretty natural for us. we feel that is as strong as anything we have done, and i cannot wait to share it. >> the president of amc. >> all right, thank you, john. and look no further. trackst how this act your interests to give you recommendations on the spot. ♪ back to bloomberg west. i am emily chang. a new way to explore a country. and recommend restaurants activities based on locations and interests, and the app is also available in new york.

two thousand and eight credit crisis they flood the world with liquidity to balance the zombie banks they still do now in the u.s. i believe they feel that these banks are safely reliquefy they're pulling back these other countries are seeing their currencies collapse because they're taking away the punchbowl fact of lee because of the fed is the really the global central bank in defense they're raising those interest rates so turkey is raising rates and these other countries are raising their rates which of course is the death toll for all the real estate speculation is going on which brings us to these two other commies the u.k. and the u.s. so let's look at the u.k. for a second the u.k. has been living on cheap rates in real estate speculation will this emerging market trend of raising rates to defend themselves against the u.s. tapering will it come to britain will britain at some point have to bite the bullet and say oh my goodness. because of the fed's tapering we're running out of money on our ponzi scheme we've also got to raise rates which means really the whole real estate

is still ristal zombie apocalypse headquarters well well well the contagion come to the story it's on the shores already because we're seeing we're seeing on the beach and being you know violating the capital is two different things here look at that building that's going to have million pound flats what what's happening now in the markets as i can see is you've got a tulip mania you've got people that are stepping up ten to twenty percent to buy flats that are already ridiculously overvalued because of the george osborne mark carney liquidity and the help to buy ponzi scheme ok so what happens is you know you can keep putting money out there and liquidity and the united states learned with fannie and freddie by allowing them to go hog wild and that blew up now president obama getting back to that for a quick second said the real estate market is recovering but if you look at who the buyers really are what you've got are a lot of hedge funds and you've got a lot of banks that are buying bank funded and entities that are buying single family homes to rent them out so that it's turned i

sometimes the zombies' screams are a little off putting.walking dead" where the zombies sound like opera singers. [ opera singing ] >> jimmy: wow. beautiful. here's our last one here. this is from mike still. hey, jimmy, i love reality television. but i don't always get a chance to listen to all of the shows. could you have someone catch me up on what is going on and could they do it in a rap? well mike it turns out, tariq from the roots is one of the biggest reality show fans out there. tariq, do you think you can catch us up on what's been going on? >> i can try. >> jimmy: there you go. ♪ ♪ ♪ reality, you know i got it reality, you know i got it all of the ladies love juan pablo ♪ ♪ had and andi's father had a convo and she kind of sort of let juan know ♪ ♪ she's over him and he's john doe adam, blake, usher and christina ♪ ♪ back on "the voice" sixth season but cee lo green had to leave them ♪ ♪ i guess homie had his own reasons seacrest seemed a little depressed ♪ ♪ on the "idol" top 13 i mean he's made a lot of cream but now the show i

. ♪ >> maybe she's not there, but they're here and they're the zombies. ♪ ♪ it's too late to say you're zombies, because they were keyboard oriented. rod argent, the first guy to really develop the idea of rock 'n' roll soloing on a keyboard. >> the first time welcome now, with their top hit, "you really got me going," the kinks. ♪ girl, you really got me going, you got me going ♪ ♪ you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ >> the kinks were already a very big band in the uk. but if you break in america, you break big and you sell a lot of records. ♪ you really got me now ♪ oh, yeah, you really got me now ♪ ♪ you really got me, you really got me ♪ >> before you were called the animals, you had another name. what made you change it to the animals? >> well, because we were a bunch of animals. >> the animals were a grittier, r&b based band with eric burdon who wasn't cute like a beatle, he was a little more dangerous. >> now you're going to do the new record for us? >> yeah. >> and it's called? >> "the house of the rising sun." >> that song is a song bob dylan had recorded a year or two

. >> they are zombies. >> getting zombie old-fashioned. >> yes, tony.appreciate your knowledge. >> was this decorative or really porn? >> i think they put ain't closet somewhere. >> i bet this was right on the table. come on in, have a cup of tea. sit down. oh. here's some animal-on-animal action. pretty awesome. >> yeah. this is interesting. yeah. i'm happy we made it here, tony. that was an enlightened moment. >> something about steamy xxx pre-colombian erotica always makes me hungry. luckily at night, lima comes alive with the smell and familiar enticing sound of sizzling meat. it's time for delicious screamingly hot garlicky spicy flavor jack street meats. and as anyone who knows me is well aware, i love me some street meat. >> really? why? the neighbors complain? >> complain. >> they brought us to this place, a street stall named for the lady who runs the joint. they specialize in one thing. it means skewered meat. this stuff, they say, goes back all the way to the incas and as popular with the spanish conquistadors as today. which is to say, i mus

we are watching an obamacare zombie lie come back from the dead before our eyes.emember, cbo came out with a new report estimating a reduction in full-time equivalent employment. that phrase is important. of about 2.3 million full-time workers because of the affordable care act. the right wing freaked out. this was confirmation. obamacare was killing jobs. so everyone tried to take a stake and put it through the heart of that particular lie. congressman paul ryan, himself, said "just to understand this, it is not that employers are laying people off, it's that people aren't working in the workforce." the cbo's douglas elmendorf repeatedly set the record straight. the cbo, itself, answered this frequently asked question. will 2.5 million people lose their jobs in 2024 because of the aca? answer, no, we would not describe our estimates in that way. we did this ourselves, an entire segment last week. look at the segment we ran last week is being portrayed on breitbart.com. msnbc's chris hayes acknowledges full-time job losses due to obamacare. "all in" anchor was joi

flies attach themselves to bees and causing brain damage and jerky movement and night activity like a zombierest story you ever brought us. are you terrified? >> i am terrified. somebody gets stunning by a jellyfish and i have to pee. >> we always assumed we were safer at night, but now they can come out at anytime. >> the good news is these zombie bees only live for two hours and the bad news is, that's the length of the movie "titanic" and they had to attack. >> i have no idea what that means. that went over my head. >> i should explain it later. it is a three-hour movie. get some tuna fish and some tissues. it is a love story. it is a beautiful movie. >> it has a saddening. >> we all know the ending. >> i don't want to spoil it. thank you know anything about the titanic, it is not good. >> thank you for that, joe. >> our frightened correspondent, always nice to see you. >>> a new "red eye" will be back on monday. next week dana perino and on monday ambassador john bolden and jesse joyce together again. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> they claim they will only do the show

. >> she looked like a zombie. there was obviously something going on. >> reporter: krueger's boyfriend moved in last year. things started going sour. >> he wasn't supposed to be living here. she picked him up somewhere and started going down hill. she was doing good. i thought she was a good mother. the innocent little girl, it is unfortunate she paid the price for someone's drug use. i can't believe someone could leave their child dead in an an >> reporter: although sarah krueger and scott warner are behind bars, police are on guard day and night at the apartment. >>> another big story, rain leading to damage. check out a tree that crashed to the ground. laurel and sacramento streets, the rain was the last straw. >> it has been a long time since we have had rain. it is really droughted. good to l>÷ ylget some. >> we love the rain with you but we have to do better. >> many who went outside got a little damp. they had smiles because the rain felt so good. while it rained just about everywhere, the south bay even go

her hair ♪ ♪ soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright, but she's not there ♪ >> i loved the zombieswelcome now for the top four with their top hit "you really got me going," the kinks! ♪ girl, you really got me going, you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ >> the kinks were already a very big band in the uk. but if you break in america, you break big and you sell a lot of records. ♪ yeah, you really got me now, you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, you really got me now, you got me so i can't sleep at night ♪ ♪ you really got me, you really got me, you really got me ♪ >> before you were called the animals, you had another name. what made you change it to the animals? >> well, because we were a bunch of animals. >> the animals were a grittier, r&b-based band with eric burdon, who wasn't cute like a beatle. he was a little more dangerous. >> now you're going to do the new record for us? >> yeah. >> and it's called? >> "the house of the rising sun." >> that song was a song that bob dylan had already recorded a year or two earlier, like a folk traditional song. >>

walking down the highways and byways ♪ ♪ >> maybe she's not there, but they're here and they're the zombiesme tell you about the way she looked, the way she acted ♪ ♪ the color of her hair ♪ her voice was soft and cool ♪ her eyes were clear and bright ♪ ♪ but she's not there >> i loved the zombies because they were keyboard-oriented. rod argent, the first guy to really develop the idea of rock and roll soloing on a keyboard. >> a first-time welcome now for the top four with their top hit "you really got me going," the kinks! ♪ girl, you really got me going, you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ >> the kinks were already a very big band in the uk. but if you break in america, you break big and you sell a lot of records. ♪ yeah, you really got me now, you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ ♪ oh yeah, you really got me now, you got me so i can't sleep at night ♪ ♪ you really got me, you really got me, you really got me ♪ >> before you were called the animals you had another name. what made you change it to the animals? >> well, because we were a bunch of animals. >> the animals were

. >> it's not about zombies. it's about the relationships between the characters. it's awesome. >> a relationship with a zombie? i have. >> how they're reacting with each other. you worked in a mothergue, didn you? >> yes, i did. >> from barbara s. does bob have a date tonight? if so, what special plans? >> yes, i do. we're going to dinner, we're going to a movie at miy house. this is a woman who is -- i don't want to say this because i get joked about this. this is an honest to god straight woman. okay? that's all i'm going to say. >> she's young, right? is this the young one you were talking about? >> anybody over 32 is pretty old. >> what? >> can we mention the tweet yesterday? remember that? bob's definition of a long-term relationship? >> paying for the second hour? >> what movie are you going to watch? >> night of the living dead. >> great movie. >> it is, yeah. >> okay. the new one or the old one? watch the new one. you'll like it. >> what is vital for men to do to win a woman's heart? >> ooh. be honest. and be really funny. >> funny. funny is best. >> hones