as a place of entertainment, it is not necessarily big brother watching, it is that no one is watching the cameras. but they do pay s big dividends later. i know that we are going to seek, in instances where there is, for lack of a better phrase, at risk of venues? where we might suggest or highly recommend the condition of video? anyone that wanted to have video, it generally makes the area safer. >> [inaudible] part of the future? >> i never thought we would have the internet. i will not say no. as soon as we had it and it is not cost prohibitive, there is nothing that you could rule out right now. >> [inaudible] >> we met with the answer to it -- entertainment commission. much has been made of the potential conflict of interest. officers not being able to work directly for places with a liquor license. i have discussed that would command staff. as far as i am concerned, we have been and will continue to hold the club's accountable for what happens outside. it seems fair that if you want to hire officers, like in the bayview, often the neighborhood or the area may have hired officers

amazing that they've gone from denying this big brother system to just admitting it and you know alex you've been warning us about brit big brother watching and this new product from wiki leaks prove that this is in fact happening but it's not only our government the spying transcends borders apparently these companies surveillance companies they're not they're not shying away from selling it to countries that have that the west hasn't really liked to dictators. so why would these companies turn a blind eye and sell to to these regimes of of dictators well that's what they say on the surface but most of these mega companies are western they're based in europe western europe and one of the united states australia new zealand that that constellation of once free prosperous nations that have been taken over by the big six mega banks that are imploding the world economy right now they want the world to think they're selling doubt of everybody but they're selling tainted debt other selling the doubt of that they want to different groups none of this is being done without government authorization ten years ago admiral poindexter of iran contra

can justify this and accused them of refusing to hand over statistics on taxi related crime big brother watch says the move is unjustifiably intrusive. threats which exist that requires them to record not just video but also the conversation of passengers we simply don't accept that the first is greater toward everybody should be recorded indiscriminately for example a panic button system being treat everybody as potential criminals. treating everybody as. drivers will have to fork out four hundred pounds that's six hundred dollars to pay for the equipment themselves and while the council says it has the support of cappy many at this local firm object to the blanket approach if people used. to be. whoa is. me. but city council doesn't think it's going to have any trouble pushing this measure through but. campaign is see it differently they're launching a complaint with an independent data protection body to try and stop what they see as the further creeping in creech mental state prying eyes and ears into innocent people's lives norris mentality. and in just a moment here on our t.v. it's the

council can justify this and accuse them of refusing to hand over statistics on taxi related crime big brother watch says the move is unjust to fire billy intrusive pubs for council of claim that there's a threat which exists that requires them to record not just video but also the conversations of passengers we simply don't accept that the first is great enough to warrant every part of the conversation being recorded indiscriminately rather the for example a panic button system being so it treats everybody as potential criminals. treating everybody as a law abiding citizen drivers will have to fork out four hundred pounds that's six hundred dollars to pay for the equipment themselves and while the council says it has the support of cappy as many at this local firm object to the blanket approach if people used. the car as well. as in the hours are not working is a camera still going to be because they're not going to want family and friends filmed while the puzzle being what it would. whoa that is you know for them it me. to limit question why are we want to there is always a sort of fear that you k

council can justify this and accuse them of refusing to hand over statistics on taxi related crime big brother watch says the move is unjustifiably intrusive council of quiet threats which exist that requires them to record not just video but also the conversation of passengers we simply don't accept that the first is greater toward every part of the conversation being recorded indiscriminately rather the for example a panic button system being so it treats everybody as potential criminals. treating everybody as a law abiding citizen drivers will have to fork out four hundred pounds that's six hundred dollars to pay for the equipment themselves and while the council says it has the support of cappy is many at this local firm object to the blanket approach people used. as in the i was not working as a chemist or going to be because. family and friends filmed. it with. whoa is it me. they may question why are we monitored there is always a sort of fear that. well. this is like a prison oxford city council doesn't think it's going to have any trouble pushing this measure through but previously campaign

there is another case of big brother watching you when you're shopping. they are keeping a close eye on consumer behavior. like how online retailers watch our moves. i'm all over the store. >> 36 degrees on tv hill. an anti bullying program sparked criticism from parents. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of the idea of banning the use of all mobile devices while driving? that includes blue tooth. you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> concern over an anti-bullying program this morning. they should tell the person to let it go when they see a harassment. educators say it gives kids encouragement to speak up when they see something wrong. the principal says it has been a success. >> if you're tired of high- volume commercials, the government has heard you. a new rule will prepared commercials played much louder than television shows. the rule will be imposed after thousands of viewer complaints. this will not ta

talk about big brother watching. now big brother watches and sees where you spend your money.u want to track shoppers, use cash register receipts. that's how you track shoppers particularly in the mall. there's no guarantee that the information is not given to any government entity. so it could be given to the state. whether it's the commonwealth of virginia or federal government. it's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. and to be quite candid, i think it's unnecessary and i hope it doesn't happen. and if i were a consumer and one of these malls that, would be the mall i wouldn't go to. >> i feel the same way. i don't like people watching over my shoulder, especially if i'm going to put a dollar bill on the counter. >> we've got to end it there, folks. great to see you all again. >> thank you. >> and we thank you for watching too. back to news 4 today. enjoy the rest of your sunday, everybody. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm erika gonzalez. >> more of the top stories in just a moment. first we have standing by meteorologist mr. chuck here. >> waiting in the wings. >> waiting in

. >> they don't want big brother watching their every move. a what is your response to that? >> i understand that issue, which is why that is a school board policy to make the decisions and we'll have a split decision and that is interesting to note out of all of the school districts in the greater washington school area, we're the only ones without interior cameras and i think when you look at the norm, if you will, in the region, we're a little abnormal and not having them. >> all right, we'll have much more on this possible vote tonight. fairfax county superintendent jack dale, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> a chain at the top at the biggest university in our area. george mason university announced its choice for a new president today and fox 5s john henrehan has details on the changing of the guard at gmu. >> reporter: allen murton had quite a run the last 15 years as president of george mason university. not only did the the men's basketball team make the final four, the school has grown tremendously under him. freshmen applications tripled, enrollment c

we talked about 1984 and big brother watching but we have adjusted.e of 25, they have lived their entire lives on line and under surveillance. >> that's true. but here's the big but, these drones are going to become, if they are not already, powerful enough to see a lot more than who's on the street stealing a car or who is getting equipment for a bomb. they can see in your home, your bedroom. will can see his own tv. >> i could tap into will's tv if i wanted to. the technology is there. but if you ghetto the point where one of these small helicopters is hovering outside of your bedroom, that's illegal. under current law, you could see the police. the supreme court wouldn't allow evidence to be introduced that way. so we have laws in place that protect privacy of that level. that level of intrusion. but there's technology coming out, they can see through walls. we need new laws to adjust to this stuff. but i think in the end, the aclu's suggested rules here, which is, you know, when they take pictures, throw them away, don't retain them. if we're look

. >>> big brother is watching drivers on i-95 in virginia. signs that give driver's estimated travel times debut today. they will be in operation from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on weekends. the signs track cell phone signals to determine exactly how fast cars are moving. and they use that information to estimate travel times. >>> get ready to pay more to drive on the dulles toll road and the dulles greenway because tolls on both roads will be going up on january 1st. drivers travelling from the beltway to the end of the greenway will pay an extra 55 cents reach way. now, that's more than $280 a year for people to make the round trip each day. some of the money will be used to fund metro's expansion to dulles airport. >>> after five months in captivity, a virginia teenager is back with his family. 14-year-old kevin lundsman doesn't have any injuries except for a few bruises. he and his mother were kidnapped five months ago in the philippines. his mother was set free in october. the islamic militants count lunds

we didn't like it at first, wee always talked about 1984 and big brother watching. but you know something? we've adjusted. people who are under the age of 25 in this country, they lived their entire lives online and under surveillance. so i think america's expectation of privacy has changed radically in the last 10 years. >> okay. that's true, but -- and here's the big but -- these drones are going to become, if they are not already, and we know in some cases they are, powerful enough to see a lot more than bhost who's on the street stealing a car or who's getting equipment for a bomb. they can see in your home. they can see in your bedroom. will can see his own tv. someone else could see what you're watching. >> i could propose tap into will's tv if i wanted to. the technology is there. >> nobody will want to know what was on it, by the way. i don't want to talk about that. >> but if you get to the point where one of these small helicopters is hovering outside of your bedroom, taking pictures, the police, that's illegal. under current law, you could sue the police,

we didn't like it at first, wee always talked about 1984 and big brother watching. we've adjusted. people who are under the age of 25 in this country, they lived their entire lives online and under surveillance. so i think america's expectation of privacy has changed radically in the last 10 years. >> okay. that's true, but -- and here's the big but -- these drones are going to become, if they are not already, and we know in some cases they are, powerful enough to see a lot more than bhowho's the street stealing a car or who's getting equipment for a bomb. they can see in your home. they can see in your bedroom. will can see his own tv. someone else could see what you're watching. >> i could propose tap into will's tv if i wanted to. the technology is there. >> nobody will want to know what was on it, by the way. i don't want to talk about that. >> but if you get to the point where one of these small helicopters is hovering outside of your bedroom, taking pictures, the police, that's illegal. under current law, you could sue the police, the supreme court wouldn't al

ever feel like big brother is watching you? we are. we zoomed in. see the cars bassing trying to head on up broadway. currently in the city of san francisco, we have an air temperature of 50 degrees. 63 degrees number wise in the 40s to 50, except santa rosa with a high today of 71 degrees. now at 39. obviously some patchy fog is developing with chilly temperatures overnight. and for the weekend, sunny and seasonal. the extended forecast calls for no rain, no snow in the forecast through christmas. right now 49% of normal as far as rain is concerned. look where we were last year. look at santa rosa. 116% of average. but nine weather pattern because of an offshore flow. that is going nowhere. with the dry air mass in place, temperatures plummeting into the upper 20s. penn grove, otherwise upper 30s santa clara valley. freezing in the trivalley. not as warm as today, but nonetheless it will be seasonal. into the 50s and 60s. the extended forecast calls for not a rain drop in sight. each and every day, although we will introduce a few clouds on wednesd

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online north america's a big brother norad watching over santa claus a special website is launched monitoring progress around the world. and you also find a snippet of history in our reso p.d.f. section this day twenty years ago the soviet union's first and only president mikhail gorbachev announced his resignation in a live t.v. address. stay with us here on r t headlines coming your way in a few moments. well journey into the future thank you new year's wishes on technology updates next generation playfields made from super strong cultural lightly gilby materials good health with the help of nuclear isotopes cleaner planet seems to the revolutionary way to get rid of our growing man fields and a long list of those in the russian innovators. he's got a potential. here in bygone days dogsleds were vital to get around. but today they're more leisure than lifeline. one drives people to quit their modern lives and settle in remote woods. one finds them up to survive in the freezing cold. a new beginning in russia's nose discover the arctic circle on r.t. . five thirty pm in moscow these are the

trek across the globe you can now track every step party reports on law in north america's big brother is watching over santa claus a special website has launched monitoring his progress around the globe. and a snippet of history in our rosso pedia section this day twenty years ago the first and only president of the soviet union. announced his resignation in a live t.v. address. the newest euro zone member estonia adopted the single currency just under a year ago and while the country's businesses have been reaping the benefits of the euro but the stoning people it's a little bit different their financial future is extended is at stake as part of a bid to rescue debt ridden countries like greece and portugal it's no wonder the public mood is far from merry artie's alexei arash asking reports. on paper these people live in one of the most prosperous economies of the baltic region the reality of their homeland is still many is the poorest country and also spending a year being part of the euro zone these people say the positive changes that were promised are nowhere to be seen at the moment blew up

makes me nervous that someone is watching you, tracking you. >> big brother is watching you anyway. >ns like that. >> exactly. they're expensive items. you want to be able to find them if someone has stolen them or you misplaced them. >> if you have put your trust in them. >>> parts of indiana expecting more snow today unfortunately after a winter storm create aid slushy mess. drivers in south bend and other cities had to copy with slick -- to cope with slick roads there. and in indianapolis, they got their first measurable snowfall of the season. just under two inches. down in tennessee, a powerful wind storm there. gusts topping 80 miles an hour. the community lost more trees to the strong wind. powerful enough to rip shingles and bricks from homes. >> that's incredible. >> rough stuff down there. >>> here is your wednesday weather. drier and calmer in the east today. wintry mix in western maine. a few inches of lake-effect snow. buffalo to cleveland. snow showers in the dakotas, duluth and duluth, minnesota. heavy snow in the northern rockies. rainy in the pacific northwest. >> lit

. >> you look like big brother there. watch out, chuck bell is watching you. >> i'm everywhere. >> there were three inches of rain that day. >> i'd still be stuck in traffic. >>> well, new now from overnight. a man and a woman are in the hospital after they were shot in northeast washington. police say that someone opened fire around 4:00 this morning on benning road near east capitol street. there's no word on the victim's condition. we're working to find out more about the shooting and we will bring you more information as we find it out. >>> baltimore police are looking for the person who killed a morgan state university student. investigators say someone shot and killed 22-year-old brandon hudson. officers found his body inside his off campus apartment thursday night. hudson was a senior marketing major from clinton, maryland, neighbors told police they heard strange noises coming from his apartment early in the evening. police say hudson had no criminal record, but they are looking into whether the crime was drug related.

big brother is watching. can always be found to be on camera are or videotape. >> we know there was a whole custody battle playing out as a backdrop of this. what impact does this have on that? >> well, my understanding, brooke, is that he was there to pick up had his 3-year-old son and that the 3-year-old may have seen or at least heard some of this. so the legal standard is what is in the best interests of the child. it certainly isn't in the best interests in the child for his grandmother to shoot his father. so i would imagine that the court is going to look at this and grandma will not have visitation anymore. i wonder if the mother is going to have any visitation. certainly this will change the dynamics in the custody battle. >> case number two, sunny hostin, this woman is in washington state, on her computer, she's on facebook. she spots this freshly posted status update from a man she's obviously friends with. here was the status update. someone call 911. three dead bodies, gives this address, says i'

keep tabs on average joes like you and me so be careful what you say and write because big brother might be watching you. well those are just a few of the stories we have on deck for you next week along with more news and in-depth interviews so be sure to keep it tuned right here to our t.v. and that is going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to r.t. dot com slash usa and ticket or you tube page it's you tube dot com slash artsy america you can also follow me on twitter at liz wall the big picture with tom harmon is coming up in just a half hour in tonight's conversations with great minds tom is talking to ethicist .

. >>> big brother will soon be watching over high school students in fairfax county. late last night, the county school board approved the jus of indoor sur -- the use of indoor surveillance cameras in high schools. the vote was 8-4. in order to get the cameras high school principals must show community support. cameras can go in cafeterias, hallways and other gathering places. they cannot go in locker rooms, bathrooms or classrooms. cameras will not be mandated in every schools. the cameras will cost $880,000 to install. >>> lawmakers are close to a deal on one major piece of business but still struggling with another. leading lawmakers say they are about to close a deal on $1 trillion bill that funds the government for another year. the lawmakers do not pass the -- if lawmaker don't pass the full plan or another extension by friday night, most agencies would shut down leaving tens of thousands of government workers sitting at home without pay just before the holidays. both sides are determines to avoid that. >> this will mark for the second year in a row, that we wi

. >> but sometimes big brother is watching, and the teenagers get caught. >> the videotape is a critical piece of evidence that is uncontradicted. >>> "caught on camera: teens gone wild." teenagers. what can we say about them? they're young, impressionable, on the road toward independence. they've traded their toys for technology and sometimes find fun in pranking and punking each other. but some of these capers turn violent. and the teenagers involved find themselves in a heap of trouble, especially when their wrongdoing is caught on camera. dozens of teenagers crowd a park in an affluent chicago suburb on a sunday afternoon. high school juniors, in white, expected to play in an annual girls football game with their senior schoolmates. about 100 students are there, some with video cameras, and some drinking. well, as the game winds down, the mood turns ugly. >> it was supposed to be a fun thing. this was supposed to be our initiation into our senior year. >> seniors, seniors. >> for years, the tradition was a powderpuff game followed by some egg throwing and shaving cream. but the initi