so far one camera is up but plans call for six cameras along monterey street. some are concerned about potential abuse. >> some things you want to keep to yourself. not that you're trying to do anything illegal but, you know, you still want to go out and -- it's like somebody isn't watching you all the time. >> reporter: but others say it will help not hurt the city in the long run. would you feel safer? >> i would. absolutely i would. i have nothing to hide so they can follow me. >> reporter: the other cameras should be installed in the next couple of months, allen, but before that they have to work out some glitches in the system. that camera sends the signal back to police headquarters via the city's wi-fi system. but at certain times of the day like right now when everyone is on the road and a lot of people are using their cell phones and computers at home, the system is getting crowded and that signal is not going straight into the police department in realtime which is what they need if they are going to use it in court case and things like that. it has g

ses. >>> now back to caught on camera. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer.mes are cruel, and the impact on the victims can be tragic. bullying has become a national issue. according to a government study, 1 in 3 teens reports being bullied. and the scariest thing about that number, the department of justice considers it possibly the most underreported safety problem in american schools. but when it's caught on camera, it forces us to pay attention. >>> january 11th, 2011, upper darby pennsylvania. 13-year-old nadine corey is surrounded, then viciously beaten by a group of teenage thugs. one teen records the incident on his cell phone as six attackers brutally punch, kick and drag nadine, laughing while they do it. >> it's bullying in america at its worst. it's caught on video. >> the incident enrages police superintendent michael chitwood so much that he releases the video to the press. >> it's unconscionable. we're not going to tolerate it. >> here, nadine is hoisted into a tree, and then hung on a fence. >> we got to send a message to these kids, these thu

one another one takes panorama pitches plus two side view cameras and three video cameras all this photo and video surveillance equipment and eyeballs us to cover a very large stretch of land and gives us a detailed picture of the landscape the aircraft passes of a phone a camera has a separate op to go port protected by sliding doors that are designed to prevent the from sticking to the lenses during takeoff and landing generally speaking the equipment. very reliable and fully automated. with the cameras and sensors installed in the plane's underbelly crewmen and women on the planes operated them right from that tiny camera but the trouble of two fourteen zero s is moved to remote control and automation what's the mission commander the individual camera operators and host country observers all sit comfortably in the passenger cabin books little bit we're entering the compartment where the equipment operators six. of us through this is a key part of the plane because this is where we receive the desired information. you'll notice that there are two additional seats located behind each op

holy -- >>> "caught on camera: on the edge of death."have you ever wondered what it's like to stare death in the face? well, we are going to show you. the situations are dire, the people are real, the stakes couldn't be higher. and they're all caught on camera. it's some of the most dramatic video you'll ever see. hong kong, november 20th, 1996. the worst high-rise fire in the country's history breaks out in the 16-story office and apartment building in the downtown shopping district. thousands of people scramble over one another to flee that burning building. some are lucky enough to escape. others are not. lives dangle on the edge of death. rescue teams are pushed to the brink and beyond. >> you have to sum up the overall situation, the hazards and dangers, what is feasible, what is achievable, and what's obviously not. >> 4:49 p.m., fire is reported on the second floor. it spreads quickly. the elevator shaftway ventilated at the top acts as an enormous chimney. it draws the fire upwards, engulfing the bottom and top floors in flames.

and it's all caught on dashboard camera. >>> caught on camera: dash cam diaries." i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." police officers have a lot of equipment to help them fight crime. guns, tasers, cuffs. but many departments also have another powerful tool. the dashboard cameras installed in police cruisers. as you'll see, they are often the silent partner that can speak volumes. a cop battles for his life in a roadside rumble. >> he was out to kill me. all bets were off. >> until he finds help from an unexpected source. >> december 11th, 2010, dayton, ohio. veteran police officer jonathan seiter pulls over 64-year-old otto coleman for a headlight violation. >> let me see your driver's license. >> what's the concern? >> the concern is that your headlights are out, sir. >> he started off being defensive with his responses. he was adamant that he had both headlights working. however, they were not. >> i had my headlights on. >> see your high beams were on. that's the problem there buddy. >> the officer soon discovers another problem. >> i suspected a

the camera at fifth and monty vary a test. if it passes, other cameras will be set up in this part of downtown. the police decided to put the camera here because they found a high percentage of crimes happened here in this section. the test is also a way to make sure the joint partnership didn't spend $300,000 on six cameras only to find out they didn't work. in gilroy, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> all lanes of highway 101 and san mateo are open again. a big rig crash shut down three lanes in the southbound direction for much of the morning commute. the chp blames the truck driver for speeding when he came off the highway 92 connector camp -- connector ramp. it happened around 5:30. newschopper two captured the extent of the damage. >> the second tractor-trailer -- solo tractor-trailer collision that's occurred at this connector in the last month. >> the speed limit is 25 miles an hour. the driver was headed to redwood city he was not hurt in the crash. >> this morning a car flew off the car and landed in a pond on th

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. >> well, you better -- i'll shove that camera down his throat. >> i don't think you're going to want to do that. >> why's that? >> i don't think you want to do that. we can't keep you here. you're free to leave, obviously if you want to go. had he decided to pursue the more aggressive route and had he gotten physical, i mean, we had security there, and security people would have stepped in to prevent that from happening. >> okay. but can i talk to you outside? >> you can say whatever you want to say -- >> no, i mean -- obviously want to say something off camera. >> i can have the cameras turned off at this point. >> well, then i'd like to say that pretty much i think that you have it all wrong. but your point's well taken. >> if you want to follow up, my e-mail's on here, phone number's on here, you can call me, talk to me if you want to follow up. >> hi, guys. pretty weird. cut. >> i know that what he wants to do is get me outside off-camera and try to convince me he shouldn't be part of our investigation, and that's just not an option. and so, it sounds weird but i'm trying to be p

this camera you built on it and this $40 camera did produce better photos and has gains and building graphics you can add to the picture. and this can be able to do that. >> thank you. >> and there are some great price autos yes. >> and this is police can now identify criminal suspects condition seconds, scanning a person's iz. the iris as 200 identifying works. an ochser can use the system anywhere. and compared against a national data base. some believe it's not only faster but more accurate. >> the biggest advantage is that they can identify who they have in front of them and what risks they may pose. >> and many jails use the system to make sure inmates are who they say they are. and this is out of csi. >> it is. >> and there is a check of the weather now. >> and spencer christian. >> much of the nation is sufficienting through heat wave, temperatures into comfort zone here. and there are low clouds moving forcefully. and there is minor ups and downs this weekend z we may see them down again, bounce up again before getting a steady warming pattern. and there is low parked to the

so far just one camera is up but plans call for 6 cameras on monterey street. some are concerned about potential abuses. >> there are some things you want to keep to yourself, not that you're trying to do anything illegal but you still want to go out there and feel like somebody is not watching all the time. >> reporter: but others say it will help, not hurt the city in the long run. would you feel safer? >> i would absolutely i would. i have nothing to hide so they can follow me. >> reporter: the system sends its live individual greed back to police headquarters -- video feedback to police headquarters through the city's free wi-fi system but there are software glitches that need to be worked out before the other cameras can be installed in the next couple of months. in gilroy, len ramirez cbs cbs. >>> the bay area housing market hit another blow. what caused sales to slide to a 16-year low last month. >>> needs to be protected from unnecessary exposure. >> a medical treatment that makes the patient toxic to others. the guidelines announced today at keeping th

they would say he deserved it. >> he had the camera and citizens with cameras.ou make sure they are not distorting the video . got trackers to videotape them and have the candidates camera man tracking the tracter. if you get more information in the long run, it is do you walk around thinking you are on camera. >> yes. >> it is it a secrete thing. >> he's right in new york. you are being filmed. >> and sorry. time for another quick break. if you see anything that shows evidence of media bias. give yous an e-mail. new york's mag wreen frank rich and now mag wreen and talking about the uk phone hacking scandal. i think we are deluding ourselves if we think that the murder culture has not spread to america. >> new york magazine frank rich try to tie it to news corp coption. is it time for a bias check. and competing with the b.b.c. to deliver a liberal bias with the news. will it work. details next on news watch. taste. ♪ delicious pringles multigrain. with a variety of flavors, multigrain pops with pringles. we are deding ourselves. we read about british police on

little stop motion films with their video camera.th mike and -et to, get to see that3 process, you know, outside of, you know, someone's basement. >> yeah. >> .with a, with a stop motion camera, it was, it was amazing to see that. and, and just to, just to kind of to be a part of that, just even for the three seasoos that i was there.3 i, i was so appreciative. and also just being frrm texas, i think when i first started, there was an episode they were working on my first day, which was this episode called new cowboy on thh block. and greg daniels, too, i can't, an'ttforget greg because ggeggwas actually the one who brought me in that day. >> yeah. >> .to that episode they wweee they were rewriting it. and when i had met with greg for the shoo, prior to getting hired, one of the things we talked about was when i lived in dallas i lived across the street from this guy named oug onnelly who was a special teams player for the cowboys for one season. that's all, and you know was cut after that. but he was the goddof the dallas cowboy. >>

we showed debbie the hidden camera tape.s it was her car, but she wasn't careless with her keys the way levi claims. >> he's laughing and he's happy and he's joking and he thinks it's a big joke. and that frustrates me. >> he's boasting to the undercover officers how he did this. >> yeah. i was violated. and that feels crappy. you know? he's laughing about it. >> but as you'll see, he won't be laughing for long. chris hansen with "dateline nbc." coming up -- >> he's a good con artist. >> on the trail of a salesman. his product? women. >> i had a quota. $1,200 to $1,500 a night. >> how much of that money did you get to keep? >> none of it. >> when "vegas undercover" continues. male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for

tam camera will be right back. for 40 a.m. we all breathe a sigh of relief the united states will not be able to pay their bills. it was passed in the senate by a wide majority in then was passed on to the president's desk for signature. >> with that the debt crisis was averted the nation to a historic default it passed the exam 74 to 26 >> we got done pont and brought our economy back from the brink of disaster >> the president later gave it his signature >> this compromise requires and that both parties work together on the larger plan parent >> it is a compromise and some members of congress are not overly enthusiastic >> disable legislation is not ideas like is truly an understatement >> it raises the debt ceiling to the end of 2012 and establishes a committee to look for more long-term of physical reforms >> governor jerry brown the current republican stands at local and national makes things a lot harder. >> i shot out walnut creek below dark out there as we head into the afternoon will see mostly cloudy weather. now 90s

marine city installed 8 cameras last week and another area installed cameras after privacy concerns with a long debate. >> up and down the freeway there are cameras everywhere. >> since the can't as dash-cam as -- since the cameras have been put in thefts have gone down. >>> he is accused of molesting several male patients and they ruled that airs who suffers from memory loss cannot use it as a defense. to determine where he will be permanently housed is set for september 7thth. >>> a suspected serial killer, told him he didn't see any reason to delay the hearing. he is accused of killing four northern california women and in the '70s and 90s, he wanted the hearing postponed to give him more time to consult with a legal advisers. >>> people on the corner of 7th and mark kit say it is a place where they receive food for free. the food bank now serves 30,000 households a week. they say it represents only a small fraction of the food they dispute. >> it is frustrating for everybody involved and it is frustrating for clients who need our assistance and nobody wants to see products being used