police haven't said where the 7 new speed cameras and red light cameras will go but say the cameras in place are making school zones safer. >> in several of the locations the cameras have radically reduced speeding and changed motorists behavior. >> the county council is expected to review the contracts tomorrow, but a vote isn't scheduled until january 17th. >> the police would remain in charge of determining where the cameras are needed the most. >>> gasoline prices start off 2012 with the highest numbers posted across the country. the price of regular rose $0.08 in the past week alone. the climb may continue through the end of the summer. >> reporter: as fireworks marked the new year by going up, so did gas prices. >> gas prices as well as crude oil prices have steady increased. >> reporter: the price in maryland is $3.34 a gallon. a penny lower than the national average, $0.09 higher than last week. >> $3 a gallon. >> reporter: threats by iran to shut down one of the world's oil routes are causing analysts to speculate. >> we have enough issues going on in the world and in this cou

cameras. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you install security cameras. >> this is my house. i'm seeing them walking around my house. >> but nothing keeps them away. >> there is gun fire. >> bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. >> they creep into your personal space. >> i was freaking out. i was crying, screaming. >> and leave with your hard-earned possessions. >> took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers and they walked away from the front door. in this hour, over the top neighbors. >> he was frightened of me. ? naked intruders. >> went inside and took his clothes off, trashed the place. >> bumbling burglars. >> we catch really nice face shots that we freeze frame. >> even dangerous animals. >> he looked at me and gave me the look like, what are you doing here? what are they doing here and will they ever leave? are you seriously doing this? >> do you see me? >> it was an ambush. it's crazy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. i'm confessa brewer, welcome to caught on camera. there's no place li

with security cameras, cell phone cameras, and surveillance cameras working 24/7, it seems like every experience these days is captured by someone somewhere. in this hour we'll show you situations that are a little unusual, off the beaten path, or, as we like to call them, bold, brazen, and bizarre. you may ask yourself more than once in the next hour, what were they thinking. if you do, don't worry. we thought the same thing. two teenaged girls go at each other in an after-school brawl while dozens of classmates stand by cheering, recording it all on their cell phones. at first, i had to ask, is this real? did they stage it? >> but this school fight is real. in the end, a strange twist. a mother would be arrested and charged with third-degree child abuse for egging on her daughter and failing to stop the vicious fight. >> we were appalled. it becomes that much more shocking when we see the parent of one of the children involved in this, right there. >> less than an hour south of tampa is palmetto, florida. the afternoon of september 17th, 2010. not far from her home, tanya bernam is

>> captured on camera. since they were first used in the mid-1980s video cameras in cop cars have not only been used as a training tool but they've given us a glimpse into the real world of police work. from unbelievable acts of violence to incredible acts of heroism. >> $137.50. >> you are [ bleep ] crazy! >> from every day verbal abuse -- >> get down! get down! down on the ground! >> to officer's abuse of power. >> black and blue marks across her body, her torso, upper torso, her legs, her arms. >> get out now! on the ground! on the ground! >> virtually anything cops say and do can be caught on video. >> it's on the tape. there's no disputing that it happened. >> but even with this hard evidence, situations aren't always as they appear to be. msnbc investigates. cops caught on tape. police departments across the country are adding video cameras into their arsenals. they provide visual evidence of traffic stops, even shootings. sometimes they help catch bad cops in the act. but they also reveal just how da

he placed signs near the new speed cameras. >> people don't know it is there. >> this camera is one of nine new speed cameras the city has put in, and motorists complain that like this one on pennsylvania avenue, easily driveby and not even know they are there until you get the ticket. >> this is kind of a backhanded way to raise money that is unfair. at the aaa mid-atlantic agrees. >> when you are bringing in $40 million, $50 million per year, there is a greater incentive to produce more locations that generate more revenue. >> i will hire a sign guy who will go out there with a sign and let people know. slow down, 25 mile per hour zone the speed camera, one hunter $50 fine. >> the d.c. police say that is fine. at the whole point is to get people to slow down, they say and tracey says he has done that. if you want to know where all nine of the new d.c. speed cameras are, log onto wjla.com. in northwest, horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> for a complete list of the new cameras, log onto wjla.com. >> 7 on your side with a warning about i hadpads. >> they say using the template on your lap me

a loss of more than 50 grand. >> the cameras are not making money.ople would say, then, why are they still in place? >> again x i believe that, overall, we've seen the crashes. overall in the city go down. people have told us that they are paying more attention. so i think it has a deterrent effect and it makes people more aware of when and how they dlooif. . >> our investigation found california drivers are paying higher fees thanl any other western state. california's base fine of $100 grows with nearly $500 with other services. by contrast, colorado lawmakers cap the fine for running a red light at skrus $75 chlts. >> we ought to think of keeping people safe. >> reporter: state senator tried to regulate cameras statewide. his bill was prohibit them from using them to make money. late last year, governor jerry brown vetoed that bill. >> you tried to fix this problem. it failed. why? >> you know, i'm hard pressed understand it. >> do you blame the governor? >> ultimately, a conflict producing millions of dollars for cities, counties and the state. >

drivers know what it is like to be caught on camera speeding and come the new year new cameras could be new chances of getting a ticket. >> it makes me think about slowing down. >> the first part of 2012 montgomery county plans it add 10 more double being the number of portable devices. currently the county has 68 cameras. 58 in 10 portable and six vans. traffic officials hope the additional portable cameras will make longer stretches of major roads safer. >> the law is the law. i shouldn't be speeding. if i do i should get caught. >> this enforcement is expanding in other counties as well. in prince george's speed cameras are just months old and in 2012 the number will more than triple adding about section a month the total number will go from 22 to 72. drivers we spoke with say while the cameras are a nuisance they are necessary j. >> fantastic idea. people are speeding. they are not courteous. and they do all kinds of stuff on every road. >> here in montgomery county not only will they be adding the additional cameras they will be upgrading half of the existing cameras from radar.

now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer.act when our life is on the line says a lot about who we are. one woman found herself in a do-or-die situation, staring down the barrel of a gun with only her wits to help her survive. a truck driver is abducted at gunpoint, taken hostage in her own rig, forced to drive or die. >> he goes, it's time to end this. i just didn't feel like my odds were that good at that time. >> christie lawrence's harrowing ordeal begins on july 23rd, 2006, at this now-closed gas station in the dallas suburb of fairview. the 51-year-old grandmother is in her truck along with her dog hollywood waiting to meet her daughter and son-in-law for lunch. that's when ex-con samuel jones enters the cab with a gun. >> he snatches the door open and his exact words was, drive, bitch, or i'll kill you. >> jones is on the run from police. the day before, the 32-year-old carjacked a vehicle at a lowes parking lot. then he crashed it. when a doctor pulled over to help, he stole his car too. >> next thing i knew, he put a

what they do is put cameras in pair and one pair had a camera missing so they started checking out the footage from the camera left behind and they realized one of the snow leopard cubs got it, started playing with it and carried it away. >> oh, look at his face. he peeks right into the lens. these guys are beautiful. >> good thing the snow leopards don't like to eat pairs because these cameras would be destroyed. >> there's the camera. >> what? >> there's the -- >> they're hidden in pairs. >> like pairs. >> oh, wow. hold on a second. i thought they were hidden in pairs. >> no. >> in two. >> in two. >> oh. >> p-a-i-r-s. >> i thought you meantuit. >> if i could direct your eyes back to the screen, it's showing the snow leopard with the camera. it's playing with it. >> oh. >> look at that. >> oh. >> now that camera was in a pear this picture would be a lot more interesting. >>> there's a reason certain movies become blockblusters, right? they blow up. >> lots of cool actions and explosions you're saying. >> that's what this video is we found on gismo do. it's from discovery channel's sho

above we left a camera over the roof five six people were in the basement the camera was sending a live shot storage was it our building here in doha after the first rocket targeting the generator power generator the camera was moving people he had also become a them and to come up and fix a faulty product actually volunteered to go up with a commitment to fix a fault budget that i was filming here when suddenly i heard the sound of a missile or you meant to that it was powerful you know moving our socks off the list goes. on i was afraid to watch t.v. in case i saw him dead on screen after his death i could never watch anything again . it was not the first time that americans targeted al-jazeera office since they also bombed al-jazeera offices in kabul back in two thousand and one according to many london newspapers the us president george bush had suggested at some point to britain's prime minister tony blair to bomb around his ears head office in qatar algis or communicated its coordinates long to chewton latitude to victoria clarke inside the pentagon so the americans knew exactly w

now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. have heard of kung fu panda. obviously a fiction cartoon character. but when you see a real bear showing off some martial arts moves, that's a recipe for millions of hits. and a lot of people scratching their heads saying there's just no way. this video starts out like any other shot by a tourist visiting the zoo. but it quickly turns into a scene from couching tiger, hidden black bear? >> it's, like, always on the verge of going out of control. and not once does the bear hit himself in the face. that's really impressive. >> i love this one. the time that you watch it even if you're by yourself that you just start giggling and can't stop yourself. >> no one's heard of the teenager mutant ninja bears. is this the talents of a visual effects artist? or is this the child of bruce lee? >> we think how the hell did it do that? it's crazy. >> i was waiting to know what camera trick they did. >> amazingly, the kung fu bear is 100% accurate. >> it's just a talented bear. >> for years claude t

welcome to "caught on camera."ave your friends ever e-mailed you a video that's so funny, so unique, or so completely absurd that you felt like you have to send it to everyone you know? if you've pressed "send," you've had a hand in spreading a viral video. it's not big budgets or great production values that make these videos so compelling. in this hour you'll see some of the most watched viral videos. each video has more than a million hits online. but why? you be the judge. ketchup and fries make a great snack, but can they make a work of art? using about ten packets of ketchup and a carton of fries, artist jason baalman proves, well, yes, they can. >> when i first saw it, i watched it a few times. i couldn't believe that it was real. >> it was very impressive and edible. >> in march 2007 jason posed a time-lapsed video on youtube, which shows him using french fries and ketchup to paint a picture of mcdonald's icon ronald mcdonald and "super size me" filmmaker morgan spurlock. >> this guy basically takes bags of

this isn't the first act of violence towards speed cameras. in july, a man attacked a state speed camera vehicle on the vw parkway with its operator still inside. residents rally to have their cameras removed. in t city, drivers have mixed feelings on them! they're annoying, but you're not supposed to be speeding. >> i'm not happy with it. it's just another way to raise money. >> reporter: data shows the cameras are working. >> right now we do see a decrease. it is changing driver behavior. >> reporter: and there are eight of those mobile speed cameras around the city rotating between 65 different locations, mainly school zones. reporting live in north baltimore at wjz, andrea fujii, wjz news >> for a complete list, log on to our web site at wjz.com. >>> vandalism this time is the target of parked cars near the city line. police don't know who did it or why. >>> charges are on hold in a christmas parade scuffle between frosty the snowman and police. 52-year-old kevin walsh is accused of assaulting an officer and kicking his police dog at a par

welcome to "caught on camera." we all had bad days at work, stressful deadlines, demanding bosses, boring paperwork. but for the people we meet in this hour the daily grind becomes a once in a lifetime nightmare, earthquakes, runaway cars and armed robbers turn nine to five into run for your life! and while you might think your co-workers are grumpy, it could be worse. at least you don't work with an angry elephant. i hope. >> a zoo keeper crosses paths with a 10,000-pound rampaging elephant. and finds himself fighting for his life. it's january 31st, 1989, at san diego wild animal park. and young keeper david salmarcus is preparing to clean up the elephant enclosure. for david, then 20 years old, working with elephants is a dream job. >> it was a really good feeling when you would come in to the barn in the morning to greet the elephants, and they greeted you back. it made you feel great. you can call them by name and they would walk over to you and rub against you. and they were so gentle, many of them. it was li

cameras....we were the first to report one speed camera attack earlier this week... ...and now... someone torched another ooemyranda stephens is live near bolton hill - where the incidents happened! the speed camera arsons happened within yards of each other here on north howard street. if fact, if you look damage. now... police want to put the brakes... on whomever's behind thiss 3 nats of cars along north howard street... near bolton hill... more nats charred pavement is all that's left of what used to be speed cameras overlooking traffic. patricia 0039 that's bad. that's bad. the speed cameras are there to protect us and to help 43at about 7-o-clock friday morning - police say someone set fire to a portable speed camera that was on the ground near north howard and john street. it's the second incident like it in the area in less than three days. on wednesday - a fox-45 viewer sent in this photo of a speed camera set on fire ... just a few feet away from friday's incident. john 200 and i'm very disturbed that that's happeninn in my n'hood 04joon 1:46 you may object to cameras, b

a reuters camera is filming from his rooms balcony the entrance of the u.s. army and back. during that time i was receive a mortar rounds to try to make the bridge collapse so when i'm sitting down here and i got all these fires coming from all directions i don't think it could tell me is that hey somebody is looking for somebody else and then when i seen the individual standing up all about the name what a pair of binoculars. and they was talking and he was pointing. i did not immediately engage that individual i did not do that i called it up and told him what i've seen. and it took about ten minutes later for them to call back as a. firearm and that's what i did. every moment of the moment of the attack at deafening sound is that. we don't in sort of therefore though i can't hear anything or hear the whole i feel is in internally slang. it didn't get. less the last to a super powerful that i felt like i was breaking inside. looking at my first thought was that i had some sort of internal bleeding or human double grafter about ten seconds i saw the smoke rising from the u

in fact, they say, we don't want our speed camera to be a secret. so you done want to en courage speeding. >> there is a little bit of a protest in the fact that i do think the one positioning of this litcamera is a little bit -- it's a little less public safety and more of a money grab, maybe 90% money grab, 10% -- >> aaa says that these cameras promote traffic safety but also designed to generate a lot of money for the city. >> true. and i really wish it was more like 90% public safety and 10% sorts of revenue generating. i really kind of feel it's the other way around. >> it's almost like you would rather have people spend 150 there are at chef jeff. definitely. i would rather have them do that. chef jeff on the war paste over the speed camera. >> you are enjoying your weekend so far? threats'gwen will be next. precipitation scattering by. we'll have details what have you can expect after the break.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she

with his broken camera i don't know if. two cameramen two friends lost their lives doing what they love to do. especially for tired of us during his whole career showdown with death was constant . conversation we had with doris he told me that the dream of every professional camera man the culmination of their career would be to film his own death you know that he had it is no there was. there are people who find their profession but actually it's the profession that finds them switch it with a professor in top of it is not with. you with this it would have been very difficult to imagine terrace without a camera cut off the best of the report that. he calls me i pick up the phone and to hear. mom i always cry when she calls me don't cry mom in cyprus not in baghdad there is no fighting here the journalese say here soon i'll come to see you with lyndon little downies the kids about five days later they killed him. personally most of the world you can sleep in our profession and you don't just see the death of a human being b

new speed camera.permission to add seven more to the roster of 15 already scattered around the county, an idea that raises a lot of questions for some drivers. >> people are getting tickets, how much revenue is it generating? what are they doing with it? >> reporter: those are the questions that the county wants the answers to. this october, reports on the maryland public interest research group warns local governments to review the traffic camera contracts with a critical eye. county police have not said where the seven new speed cameras or seven new red light cameras will go, but say the cameras already in place are making school zone safers. >> >> the cameras mean millions in revenue to the county and private company but to many drivers, adding more is a tough sell. >> that's only near the school, but i'm a little on the fence for anywhere else. >> there are kids that are not paying attention all of the time, for their safety, it's beneficial. >> it's just a money making thing. >> just making revenu

the cameras can be. the cameras are there 24 hours a day, 3 android 65 days a year. >> the camera will be -- 365 days a year. >> the camera will be able to monitor all activity up to 3 feet. they cost around $2,000 apiece and will be paid for by residents and merchants like this taxied a store owner. >> it gives the police and other tool to use. >> this georgetown resident's home has been burglarized twice during the last seven years. she supports the use of these cameras. >> it is a terrible thing. you do not want to feel like you have to leave the neighborhood to be saved. i want to stay here. it does provide a more peace of mind. >> the metropolitan police department is aware of the program, supports it, and will call on residents to acquire images if a crime is committed in the area where the camera is located. reporting live from georgetown, suzanne kennedy wjla. >> press is. another problem on metro to -- thank you. another problem today. the friction rain fell causing a long delay. the same thing

on camera, dash cam diaries". >> welcome to "caught on camera."ontessa brewer. dashboard cameras are an important policinging tool that can bear witness to details missed by the human eye and reveal invaluable lessons for law enforcement. in this hour you'll see compelling situations caught on dashboard cameras from getaways gone awry to ruthless gunmen firing at will. >> a routine traffic stop turns into a roadside shootout when troopers unknowingly pull over an armed and dangerouses inqaaed prisoner. >> i'm thinking already i shouldn't have stopped this car. >> october 26, 1998. tyler, texas. trooper barry goins an 18-year veteran of the force is assigned to train trooper jesse andresen, a rookie six months out of the academy. >> he was not my training officer. i was riding with him that night because my fto had other a rifrjmentes and had something else to do that night. >> no. no, we don't go out with a rookie drill. >> they're at the tail end of a particularly busy night when they decide to look for an easy way to finish their shift. i went o

additional speed cameras...as well as seven extra... red-light cameras. cameras will be placed, that decisions will be made by the county poliie department." (brochin) "a society where school zones where there's - school and school's in session aad you ave a camera to make sure everybody obeys the speed llmit is reasonable."and while some... say those cameras are a cash cow for governments... county councilman todd huff...says the fines paid by speeders... barely cover the cost of leasing thooe cameras. (huff) "it offset it a little bit but it still cost us $147,000 when it was all said and done that the county had to write a checc out of the general und for this project, i don't want to see this happen."but if the county council approves a new five year contract...those extra cameras...could soon be coming to a neighborhood near you. joh rydell, fox 45 newssat ten. the baltimore county couucil is expected to discuss details of the new speed pamera contract next tuesday afternoon in towson. the ravens don't host their playoff game until next sunday. but t

b, the cameras work. c, neighbors ask for this camera, and d, chef jeff is doing exactly what everybody should do, slow down. in northwest d.c., bruce leshan, 9news now. >> that's hefty. in maryland, the fines are a lot less than in d.c. $40 for a speed camera ticket and they still get people's attention. i know. virginia just uses red light cameras with fines of $50. >>> we all know distracted driving can kill and a virginia state lawmaker wants the state to get tougher on what it is motorists do. republican delegate has introduced a bill that will make behind the wheel behavior a crime, from applying makeup to eating lunch. >> we are all driving more distracted than we should be. taking people's lives and creating misery. >> a tall order to sell people. >> how would you enforce it? they can't even enforce texting. >> efforts to strengthen the law beyond that failed. there are a dozen distracted driving bills that have been introduced. >>> the verdict is not guilty for an exsheriff deputy accused in the

. >>> with the snap of a camera, you have got a ticket.re the red light cameras making the streets any safer? still ahead, an bbs bay area investigation. why red light cameras are costing you more and not necessarily cutting down on accidents. >>> do you believe this? eating out without putting on the pounds. how to stay slim at your favorite restaurants. >>> it's bay area bar with 1,000 stories, but facing an un an cen future. we're back in two. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> a sip of san francisco might be forced to close it doors. >> it's a watering hole dating back to the mid 1960s. here is joe ross sat toe junior. >> reporter: san francisco's union square, a shopping destination for the latest sty

welcome to "caught on camera". remember when your mother said if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. we're not sure what your mother would say about the people in our next hour. they certainly take that advice to heart. even if it means breaking a few bones along the way. this is a club no quitters are allowed. as you watch their spectacular feats, remember, don't try this at home. not that you could, even if you wanted to. a high-flying bmx rider crashes to the earth. ouch. >> in my opinion, bmx is just as dangerous as what evel knievel was done. >> steve crandall should know. he's been part of this strange bmx culture since he was a kid. he owns a bike company and has been to hundreds of unofficial stunt events held in back allies and parking lots. >> bmxers in general are pretty subversive. it's an underground culture, a lot of outcasts, misfits, hell raisers and good time havers. >> thank you all for coming out. we'll run this at 4:00 exactly. >> today steve's in richmond, virginia, emceeing a jumping c

. >> caught on camera, chaos in the court. hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to caught on camera. the courtroom has been a place for high drama. it is the suspenseful, long-awaited scene in so many movies, novels and television shows you about this next hour is not about the fictional courtroom, it's about the real one, whether it is a victim's family coming face-to-face with a man who threatened a beloved family member, a suspect who grabs a deputy's gun or a man who tries to escape. you will witness reactions that aren't scripted or rehearsed. chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe this was happen-ing right in front of me. >> it's november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it's the family of a victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst. five months earlier, howard's ex-girlfriend, jamiela west and her three children are found dead

the county pays for camera every month. that creates the potential for that county to come out in the red depending on how many $40 citations are issued. the county will split the take with no maintenance fees. >> it does not cost the taxpayers any money. if you do not speak you will not get the citation. as simple as that. >> she defended the controversial policy. >> we have unsupervised during those hours and activities that go on during after-school. >> opponents believe the cameras are creating a false sense of security around school zones. >> i would rather look for funding to put more police officers out there to patrol the areas, to make sure the pedophiles are not hanging around the schools. >> all the money generated by this -- the tickets goes to the public safety budget which is why baltimore county police chiefs showed up to make sure that contract was renewed. >> the i team learned the baltimore city president gave up tickets to the skybox. of mayor's office its use the skybox at no cost and controls the guest

concerned people who glance in her camera. >> they want the back up cameras made mandatory in all new cars by 2014 keeping them in view will help keep them out. >> investors getting the first day of trading in 2012. brian shactman at cnbc headquarters. good morning, brian. >> we're starting 2012 with pretty good returns on the stock markets. we have a lot of economic data this week topped by jobs report. today we get data on manufacturing, construction spending and last month's fed meeting. the dow fell to 12,217. the dow was up 5% for the year. the s&p 500 was slightly lower and the nasdaq lower as well. retailers could start feeling the new year's hangover today. they will get 550,000 online holiday gift returns today alone. that's 8% jump over a year ago and it would be a record. apple plans a media-related event in the bigger apple. reports say it's not related to a new version. it could be a year of publishing announcement, itunes or the icloud store. we just opened a beautiful apple store in grand central station. we'll see what's ahead. back to you. >> we sure will. always on t

b, the cameras work. c, neighbors ask for this camera and d, chef jeff is doing exactly what everybody should do. slow down. in northwest d.c., bruce leshan, 9news now. >> drivers who were ticketed in the district for speeding or parking violations before january of 2010 are running out of time to clear their name. the city's ticket amnesty program ends on friday. that means you can pay the original fine and not all the other penalties that have added up over the years. bruce. >>> lesli, another day, another threat to bail on plans for metro's silver line. the washington business journal reports tonight, loudoun county's board of supervisors is considering dropping out of the project. that would cancel the last two stations on the line. of course, we'll keep you posted on what happens. >>> overnight, storms left parts of the dallas area under flood waters. most of the dallas, fort worth, metroplex has 3 to 4 inches of rain by daylight today. several more inches are expecked to fall by this evening. they c

the big question is will these cameras make any difference? some of the results were simply written at headquarters. the numbers changed to boost the party in power. cameras will not be watching to see whether that happens. >> now for a reassignment which would make any chef sweat. just imagine creating a special meal for elizabeth to be served at buckingham palace. that is exactly what school children across britain have been tasked with. >> please be seated. >> she is used to the very finest cuisine but the menu at buckingham palace is about to get some updating. in june, the royal kitchens will be serving up food greeted by british schoolchildren -- created by british schoolchildren. >> chocolate cake with strawberries on the top. >> ice cream and jelly. >> tiki masala. >> i would call it an elizabeth. >> this was the idea of the duchess of cornwall, who became the most unlikely dinner lady at this comprehensive school. she wanted to give her mother- in-law and unusual present for the diamond jubilee. a kid cookery competition would get thi

in july, a man attacked a camera with his operator still snit. in the city thrrks some mixed feelings. >> it is annoying. >> i'm not happy with them. it is just another way to raise money. >> it is showing that they are working because of a decrease in accidents. it is changing the behavior of drivers. >> there are eight of the cameras around the city and around the school zones, they rotate between 65 locations. in north baltimore, wjz, eyewitness news. >>> the police have an idea on who they are looking for and the suspect that is an adult male and for a list of speed camera locations in the city, log onto our website, wjz.com. >>> good news for gamblers and job hunters, the maryland live casino will open up with 3,000 slot machines in june and this sunday, they will start to hire 1530 -- 1500 workers. >>> the big playoff game with the ravens and texans is tomorrow. we are your home for the raven's playoff run. the ravens have made the playoffs four years in a row and the first step to the super bowl is here on sunday's game with the texans. th

like the shaky camera. the sort of awkward moments when they aren't saying a lot. >> many others think this is a sick and twisted hoax. >> this is definitely fake. >> rachel! >> somebody gets hit by a car you're going to keep your camera on your face. our instincts are to drop and go help your friend. >> i just got back from a funeral so i would have to say exhibit b-5 is real. >> wait. there's no way. >> hi. i played rachel on exhibit b-5. and i'm all good. >> oh, that's more like it. >> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. i think that's why horror is so popular. >> kyle worked on many, including the battle of shaker heights. and the post apocalyptic thriller "nuclear family". >> i like to do something fun just to keep directing, keep writing. and i usually want to challenge myself to do something i haven't done. so building up to a

cameras in the national assembly.tually makes a good theatrical effect. >> theater is really all it is. unlike in taiwan where political brawling often sways an outcome. scott snyder says the punch-ups we see in the korean assembly are all for show. >> usually they are related to ritual confrontations or situations where a measure or a law is about to be passed. the assemblymen already know what the outcome is going to be, but they need to show their constituents that they have done everything they can in order to try to stop it from being passed. it it's a ritual fight to show your loyalty even for a lost cause. >> well, guys, even if you're not changing history, you sure are getting a good workout. >>> coming up -- uh-oh, look out. mikes and paperweights fly through the air in india. >> mikes and paperweights have become like missiles. >>> plus, somali's fight over whether to allow peace-keeping forces into their country. >> the ultimate irony of this one is this was a fight about peacekeepers. >> it was quite dange

necessary a live view from the city camera. fog at national airport. by this morning, by mid morning, we'll have the sunshine breaking out and the fog dissipating. a lot of sun this afternoon as we climb into the upper 40s and low 50s. a delightful afternoon. then a clear evening, sun sets at 5:05. we'll be down to near 40 by midnight. a look at big change on the way for the end of the week and weekend as well as for tomorrow. all of that coming up in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> let's start in anne arundel county. we have debris in the roadway. westbound route 100 at the ramp to coca-cola drive. use caution when you're exiting on to the ramp. now traveling i-95, as tom mentioned, we're seeing a lot of low fog in virginia. it continues on i-95 as you head north on i-95, this is view at backlick road. give yourself extra time. may be difficult to see. continuing on to 395, lanes are open. no accidents to report. on 395, we are seeing fog, as well as as you cross over the 14th street bridge. you're clear into the city, but a little foggy out.

. >> coming up, more speed cameras are up in d.c. i 1 shovelling mad over one camera, and what he is doing about it. -- why one chef is boiling mad. >> will tell you why hundreds protested today. ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami then topped with pickles mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty mouthwatering sub! ♪ let's go ♪ >> sentencing is scheduled tomorrow in the loop lemon case. >> 29-year-old brittany norwood will learn tomorrow if she will receive a life sentence or perhaps the possibility of parole. now we know what the victim's family plans to do in court tomorrow. >> the document is called a victim impact statement. it is a clinical term for letters from the family about the impact of the crime. part of the father's letter says "i can never grant my forgiveness. the opportunity to escort jayna down the aisle for marriage, the o

their own camera wasn't the one caught in the act, they were also caught on surveillance camera.philadelphia police released this video showing the same group of vandals on that i spree of stupidity. you spray paint on somebody's car in the middle of the night and walk away? you're a loser. showing how effective these cameras can be in catching vandals, we showed awe video of a vandal caught in texas. this vandal has been caught. he is 21 javier lopez junior. he grabbed $700 in cash, two laptops were taken from the school in addition to doing $35,000 worth of damage. >>> put that juvenile behavior away and replace it with something very childish and a whole lot of fun. our number 14 video. >> we take our cars to work every day and spend a ton of money on gas. i always wish we wouldo back to when we were kids and drive our big wheels around. ou knohae guys from go pro got together to film the annual bring your own big wheel event in san francisco. >> we missed it. go pro is a camera that you can strap to, tell us about go pro. >> everywhere, they are little cameras, about two inch

. >>> a snowboarder loses his gopro camera in deep powder. but it's what happens next that will renew your faith in your fellow snowboarders. >> that's a good story. >> and this guy wants to impress his lady. so he does the old follswallow cinnamon trick. >> see why after this stunt he was the one shouting. >> woo-ow! woo! >>> it's time to get things started with a story that nick found for us. >> imagine being in a foreign country, driving around at night and you get lost on a dark, curvy road. >> can you get out of the car? and at the end of that road is a leak. you drive right into it. that's what happened to two vietnamese cousins in texas. they were driving around on this road that looked like an on-ramp to a highway to them. they come around the corner, it's at night. it goes right into the lake. >> and then the water started coming in the car. >> sheriff deputy kevin rowan was on patrol, just happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> i have to, they're sinking. they can't get out. the two svietnamese students can't swim.

still, she spoke with television cameras. no one knows if that third individual is accusing him of anything as we just mentioned in the story, there is no confirmation that anyone is out there waiting in the wings. >> robert lyle with the latest on that one. >> the president says the u.s. is getting stronger and has come too far to come back. during his state of the union address, mr. obama called for fast action to help the struggling middle class. more on his plans and why republicans say it's just more of the same. >> reporter: president obama laid out his plan to bolster america's middle class before a bitterly divided congress. >> i will oppose any effort to return to the very same policies that brought on this economic crisis in the first place. >> reporter: the president focused on creating jobs in what he calls economic fairness. >> we can't settle for a country where a shrinking number of americans do very well, and a growing number barely get by. we need a restored economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyon

that was the noise that the camera made when the first camera, when they firsted the shutter. i looked it up, and i don't think it is true, but anyway, i'm going to have more on "world business report," also talk about the committee just to look at the report card of ireland. ireland doing very well, certainly compared to portugal. >> and they're going to start borrowing money next year. >> i'll have more. i'm getting told off, i got to go. see you. bye. >> the arab league's monitoring mission in syria is due to end in the next few hours. the protest and clashes between the army and opposition groups have continued during their stay. the head of the mission's report on the violence will be discussed on saturday. our correspondent, jim muir, following developments for us from beirut. he joins us live from our bureau there. jim, has this mission been a success, do we think? >> well, obviously, there are different readings. some of the observers have jumped ship during the process over the last few weeks obviously don't think so. the chinese have commented very favorably on it. t

welcome to "caught on camera." do you ever feel frustrated waiting in line or have you watched as someone else flies off the handle? from naked shoppers to angry plane passengers, in this hour, we'll watch what happens when customers go wild. ♪ a late-night shopper decides to open up a drive-through in one of the most bizarre and audacious smash-and-grabs this small ohio town has ever seen. >> i've heard of people breaking windows and using rocks and boulders but never seeing somebody actually decide to drive their car through a store. >> it's 5:00 a.m. in amherst, ohio, and a sleepless bargain hunter cases an adult novelty store. the store is closed, but this customer isn't concerned with such minor details. he circles the store to make sure no one is around, then chooses the back door to make his grand entrance. tracy is the store's manager. >> he decided that he wanted to come through the back door, and you see him get up on the curb and kind of bumps himself up and then he just guns the car and just goes for it