because you get that the sort of immediate response. this is like sort of the you re at the checkout counter and looking at the trashy magazines or a piece of gum. it gives some very precise data about the, i guess the reordering habits for some common goods. so i don t know. i m not so i don t feel bad about not going to a box store or anywhere else to buy my detergent. still, seems a little bit amazing. look, i think everything out of the service is the model in wall street. it takes the chunkiness out of commerce. and it makes it possible to plan and maximize profit. so everyone wants everything to be a subscription service. they want to gather data on your behavior and sell that while they sell something to you, and they want it to be mindless and self-repeating. your story about the razors they stop when your credit card fails, not when you die. when the money runs out, not when the customer runs out. so you feel there s something there. that s right. sam and maxwell,
i did not realize i could lose my life until i look at the video of the news on the tv next day. that i could be dead. i can say i m lucky. thanks to god, i m still around. this kind of accident happens more often than you think. october 7th, 2012. tongeren, belgium. security cameras capture belgian soccer player jonathan legear as he buts his porsha into a gas station after a night out. instead of stopping to get gas, legear plows through the gas station parking lot, running over a scooter, and smashing through the glass doors of the convenience store. the porsche barrels through the store taking out shelves stocked with food and drinks. the store clerks dive for cover, just as the car crashes into the checkout counter. a customer looks up just in time to jump, avoiding the full force of the impact. the porsche comes to a stop and the customer escapes with minor
little robe. just in the middle. no, that s the light illuminating her effervescence. what s that word again? moving along. we will. we re teasing something, right? coming up the skinny. we will go to the biggest movie premiere of the year. so far. 50 shades anyone? i will pass. target is in the cross hairs of the multimillion-dollar settlement over alleged false advertising. what you need to know before you approach the checkout counter at target. you are watching world news now. announcer: world news now weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. nial penn life insurance company. i m glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i m a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at colonial penn, we make it simple. alex trebek has been representing
target telling abc news, the primary sources of the we have taken steps to fix the problem. consumers should be able to pay advertised price when they see an item. if they pay more they need to complain and get back the difference. reporter: this is happening all over the country. last year, cvs, walgreens and wal-mart paid up after north carolina s department of al agriculture and consumer services inspectors found scanner errors. that same year, wisconsin reported walgreens paid nearly $30,000 after a state-wide inspection found what was rung up at their store s cash registers wasn t the same as advertised. a true case of buyer beware. we were assured at most stores, including target, the person at the checkout counter has the power to give you the sales price on the shelf. you just have to ask for it. linsey davis, abc news, new
two m-15 assault rifles like this and 600 rounds of ammunition. as soon as the purchase was over and he left the door, several agents came out and tackled him here in the parking lot and took him down. reporter: the fbi focused in on cornell after a confidential informant came in with a tip that cornell had been posting disturbing messages and video on twitter expressing support for al qaeda and isis. one post stated i believe we should just wage jihad under our own orders and plan attacks. i m surprised they didn t kill him. reporter: his fathers his son recently converted to islam. he believes one of his son s friends is the fbi informant. i think they could have arrested him then. he was making plots. they should have arrested him then. richard cantu, abc news, new york. new disturbing details about the terror attacks in paris. new pictures from inside the kosher supermarket shows two victims left lying at the checkout counter. allocate in yemen is claiming responsib