it's my camera. and i can do whatever i want. >> jimmy isn't intimidated and turns the tables. >> you're parked in a bus stop. that's a "no standing" zone, sir. that's a "no standing" zone. >> sir, put your camera down. okay? >> that's a "no standing" zone. are you allowed to park in a "no standing" zone? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> because i had an emergency. >> where is the emergency? >> the truck is over there. i had to write a summons for this truck. >> that's an emergency? >> yes, sir. it is an emergency. >> when we asked, the nypd wouldn't define an emergency for us. based on the video, this agent is writing a summons. appears to be doing his job. but what he says next crosses the line for jimmy justice. >> it's an emergency to write a $115 summons, to generate revenue for the city? is that the emergency? is that the emergency? >> that is an emergency, sir. i pull him over. >> i thought an emergency is when somebody's life is in danger. >> maybe your life is in danger. >> it is completely inapprop

speed cameras cameras for the cameras for the cameras for the cameras where the hell does this all end. up is to bring down the level of accidents bring down the level of should happen and if someone's going to mess with one of your cameras they're going to get locked up. yeah dude lock them up and why you may ask the cameras need another camera watching them apparently speed cameras can't be used for security because under berlant law speed cameras can only take pictures of speeding. don't worry commander of the automated enforcement section that covers these cameras robert literati says the cameras are a case of big brother nor are they a cash grab you guys will find but as long as the cops are held to the same rule of law. breaking having hours before long beach city officials were going to consider a ban on pot shops the video is now on you tube showing a long beach police officer walking on dorian broke stepping on his neck and placing his full weight on them while arresting them so i just feel like three hundred pounds on my neck in another room an undercover officer shown here n

cameras for the cameras. bob barnard has the story now. >> reporter: that is a speed camera. one of 60 just like it in prince george's county and yes, they're not the most popular things in the world. >> the way the economy is, people are struggling and this is what we get. it is just ridiculous. >> reporter: the one this one just replaced here along racetrack road in bowie was destroyed by fire at the hands of a van de balaguer. >> me being a christian, i was sort of like that's not right. but a little subconscious, you're like i'm glad they did it. >> reporter: in recent months, police say siskts county's portable speed cameras have been vandalized. >> that including everything from spray painting to being shot at. >> reporter: that is why the prince george's county police major says they've taken the unprecedented step of placing a security camera on top of the new speed camera on racetrack road. >> what that does is it photographs down at the base of the camera just to, number one, record any activity of someone that may try to tamper with the camera and to try to dissuad

caught on the cameras don't have to pay so is this just a way for local agencies to make money. it's wednesday september nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for south and you're watching our t.v. . let's begin today as we have for the last several days with a look at the latest in what's happening in the middle east and north africa over the last eight days protests on the streets of cities in several countries have become widespread and in some cases have gotten violent most most have come out say they're protesting an anti muslim film made in the united states that insults the prophet mohammed and one of the major events today a rally in lebanon planned by husband here's our correspondent paula slayer with more. tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the southern lebanese city of tire this is in line with a call that went out earlier five it has been a leader on the straw in a way he called for his supporters to show their anger in a bus in a shouts and in their faces he says that this film is the worst attack ever on islam now so far the demonstration

surveillance cameras to monitor the speed cameras. baltimore county has also had its share of speed camera vandalism. david collins asked what police think that prince george's county is on to something? what is up? >> baltimore county police do not think the problem is severe enough to attach surveillance cameras to these, and unlike prince george's, baltimore county does not have to pay the cost of repair or replacement. the irony is inescapable. cars with an eye on race track road prompted police to had a portable speed camera in the woods. to deter vandalism, police installed a camera to watch over the speed camera and have plans to install a dozen more by the end of the year because six have been damaged since april. and it is a good idea. it slows them down, especially from the college over here. they fly through here. >> sam hale lives across the street from the camera. he is not bothered by the big brother feel of it. >> you don't think it is a little much to put a camera on a camera, or do you think it is just a fact of life

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when red light cameras are installed. in fact one study a new mexico found if you compare it for intersections that had traffic cameras to six that did not and three of the four intersections that traffic cameras actions actually increased so what cities are keeping them on anyway i mean you know they get approximately twenty percent of the amounts of the speeding ticket the other eighty percent goes towards the companies that supply these because these cameras are incredibly expensive so it really is just revenue generating projects for cities and now here's something interesting the city of rochester just adopted a new procedure that exempts city employees from paying for these tickets now according to the rochester democrat and car chronicle city of rochester employees have committed at least one hundred and nineteen red line violations while driving say vehicles now in some cases we're talking about ambulances or police cars but often those police didn't have their sirens on and there were also violations by you know

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now back to "caught on camera cots. ." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen thrillseekers take calculated risks and pay the price for their daring, but what happens in a much more ordinary setting when a father makes a terrible choice? an intoxicated dad makes his 9-year-old daughter his designated driver. >> listen, we're leaving, and she's driving. i'm drunk. >> i froze, when i saw her drove off. i mean, i was stunned. >> the citgo gas station in browns town, michigan, is a busy place with customers coming and going at all hour of the day and night. in order to create a safe environment for his clerks and his customers, owner albert abbas has installed more than 30 security cameras. >> these are our digital cameras. >> in the early morning hours of october 8, 2011, these cameras are rolling when sean weimer walks into the store with his 9-year-old daughter. when they approach the counter she asks for a candied apple. >> where do you see candied apples? can i get one of them? >> the clerk eddie notices that weimer's been drinking. >> i can

pick the camera up by?no. they probably have a bigger mouth than i thought. >> did you have other vacation pictures and videos on there you could have lost? >> yes. i had 30 gigs of pictures, so i was totally stressed. >> how did you actually see the seagull drop the camera on the sidewalk? >> i didn't really see him. i just started running in that direction and there was a woman on the stairs and i asked her, have you seen a seagull with a camera in his mouth? she looked at me like -- what? and then i saw the camera at the end of the balcony and she was like, oh, my god, i can't believe it. i just start running towards the camera. >>> peek-a-boo paw. >>> when you have a cool hobby like you like motorcycles, how exciting is it to buy a new one, right? this happens to be a ducati motorcycle show room in the uk. two guys walk in. >> they're ready to ride. got their helmets and gear on. >> i feel like they're up to no good because they didn't take their helmets off. >> they go after those two bikes and try to

is that now there are cameras set up to -- >> now there are cameras set up to keep tabs on speed cameras in prince george's county, 10 guesses why. >>> we'll begin with the mist of a murder surrounding a -- mystery of a murder surrounding a prince george's county student. good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> and i'm shawn yancy. someone gunned down marckel ross. so far there are no suspects or motives. fox 5's audrey barnes is back from the school with the latest. >> about a half dozen prince george's county police detectives and officials gathered in the auditorium to answer questions about the case. they also announced a $25,000 reward for information that helps them catch the killer. >> we have the police department working around the case. >> detectives don't have a lot to go on. they don't know if marckel ross was targeted and they're throwing of available resource at the case to find out. >> it's going to be that smallest tip that's going to close that case. it's going to be i saw a vehicle, i saw a person, a small description. i know that he was arguing with this guy. whatever the i

>> oh. >> oh, he throws the camera. now it's a full-on fight. >> oh! >> the camera guy gets mr. man with the soda can down on the ground between the two cars. >> good for this camera guy. took him down ufc style. give him the business. >> but he walks away and says, hey, teach you to mess with me. >> luckily for us, if you mess with our camera guys, they don't try to fight. >> we love you guys. we would never hurt you. >>> a computer chat turns into a great web moment for the world. >> i love it! >> i think you are going to love this. >> see what's to love about this one next. >>> and is this guy, or is he not, the world's greatest stunt man? >> he didn't even make it all the way to the window. >> see the answer coming up. >>> this is jordan. she's going to be spending a couple weeks doing some work in zambia. she's walking into this music room with the academy of music orchestra. all of the sudden a friend who's with her, opens a computer. a video starts playing from her boyfriend. >> hey, jordan. it's ryan, your boyfriend. i know you are heavily anticipating me proposing. >> w

he lost his camera in mid-air. >> the camera popped out of its case and is falling, falling, falling.5 thousand feet. >> the fact we're seeing it means the camera survived. >> not necessarily. >> wow. are you kidding me? >> you see the skydiver gliding down with their parachutes. look is is actually the second to land. he has a blue parachute. look at his friend a dive master. he happened to just find the camera. it lands right close to where they all land with their landing targets. >> i have to show you my new camera. i'm not giving it back to ya! >> the camera survived the fall. without a scratch. still is working. of course, we have the video to prove it. and "right this minute" via skype from canada, we have lucas damm to tell us about this experience. >> well, yeah. it's just want of those random things. it's like winning the lottery of lotteries. to have everything come together the with that it happened is mind-boggling. this year a lot of the jumpers were getting used to having to deal with a much smaller door, which has a little lower height to it. i guess it clipped the lit

welcome to "caught on camera." we all fear it, that one deadly moment of inattention, the simple but potentially fatal miscalculation, the sudden bolt from the blue we are helpless to avoid. in an instant, everything changes. but in the stories you will see this hour, situations that look like certain death end with a miraculous escape, or amazing rescue. in our first story, a rock climber nervously begins his first 300 foot rappel while his friend videotapes the achievement. then something goes horribly wrong. in a utah canyon, a man rappels down a towering cliff but loses control and falls 100 feet to the bottom. >> i thought for sure that my life was coming to an end. >> hey, you okay? >> in the summer of 2009, eric shrever and david cardona are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible. that includes climbing, rappeling or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i've been an avid hiker. but this canyoneering

he used his camera, for the most part, the way to you and i use cameras. he tried to capture things that struck them as beautiful or interesting. here he has a rainbow, obviously, in better lighting you'd see it more vividly. you saw a rainbow ending at a latrine building, where all rainbows and, of course. [laughter] >> a pot of gold or a pot anyway. a few. thank you very much. [laughter] >> well, here is a man with a camera. why did he have a camera? the reason was because of this global rotation for a combo which unlike the military was staffed by people who in the context of their time were progressive. they figured out that the cameras would be a good thing for internees to have. it would be enough for mentally good thing for japanese americans outside the coastal strip to be allowed to reclaim their cameras if they had surrendered them as contraband. why? because it is a way of feeling normal. it is a way of doing what we all do. documenting your experience and taking pictures of your families and your children. taking pictures of events. the camera,

. ♪ sfwlp caught on camera, very bad day. woman in iowa fights for her life after her small boat capsizes over a dam. june 30th, 2009, is just winding down for an iowa bridge construction crew along the des moines river when crane operator joe lowe notices something terribly wrong. >> seen the boat drift down and he started it up and it hit the -- and then he was trying to wrap with the anchor or rope or something. and then i heard him holler at his wife put her life jacket on and he didn't have one on. >> there's nothing anyone nearby can do to stop the boat carrying a husband and wife from plummeting over the center street dam. the man is carried downstream but the woman is caught in the turbulence or oil of the falls rushing over the low head dam. a swift water rescue team is called in and captured by local nbc cameras. they know time is not on their side for anyone caught in the wash of a low head dam. the short falls create a powerful undertow, too strong for the woman to swim out of. pushing against hold on so they coul

council task force is reviewing city plans to extend auto mated cameras and camera fine fleas to several more circumstances to raise a total of $80,000 a year in fines beginning late next year. simple don't-block-the-box signs aren't doing the job. au automated cameras would catch and fine you at a busy intersection. cameras would target vehicles that ignore crosswalks. among the first in the nation, cameras would click on vehicles that don't stop at stop signs. council member mary chuny says tougher enforcement is feeded and police can't be everywhere. >> people blow through stop signs, and it's very dangerous. we're an urban jurisdiction. there are lots of things going on at intersections. you need to stop. red light running, i don't care where they're from. we don't want anybody running red lights in the district of columbia. >> reporter: the good news for drivers, the d.c. council is considering lowering the fines which are far higher than other jurisdictions, admitting that fines were used to raise revenue. >> that was plainly a matter for revenue raising. and that's what has gotten

police about adding the private cameras and this is their response. this we believe a surveillance camera adds a level of curt to a business or privately owned home and we would encourage people to get them when feasible. >>> still to come, isaac may have wiped out their ceiling but that's not stopping a new orleans church congregation from raising the roof this sunday. >>> plus a fisherman comes face- to-face with a great white shark. why he had no reason to fear coming up a bit later. >>> days after hurricane isaac first hit, more than 233,000 homes in louisiana are without power. that's about 12% of the entire state. in the city of la plat 30 miles west of new orleans, one church is not only without electricity, it also doesn't have a roof. that didn't stop the sunday service. ♪ he opened the door that i might be his blessing ♪ >> reporter: songs of hope and faith echoed in la plas, louisiana. they held services outside because hurricane isaac peeled the roof off the building. the doors were nearly swollen shut, and church bishop ronald franks says

>> oh. >> oh, he throws the camera. now it's a full-on fight. >> oh! >> the camera guy gets mr. man with the soda can down on the ground between the two cars. >> good for this camera guy. took him down ufc style. give him the business. >> but he walks away and says, hey, teach you to mess with me. >> luckily for us, if you mess with our camera guys, they don't try to fight. >> we love you guys. we would never hurt you. >>> a computer chat turns into a great web moment for the world. >> i love it! >> i think you are going to love this. >> see what's to love about this one next. >>> and is this guy, or is he not, the world's greatest stunt man? >> he didn't even make it all the way to the window. >> see the answer coming up. when we switched to fios, we got better tv, better phone, better internet. it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. we're actually getting more for our money with fios. [ male announcer ] it's time to get more for your money. upgrade to verizon fios internet, tv and phone with our best price online. just $84.99 a month, guaran

the group has been calling on cameras for years. it's about preserving the charm of georgetown while protecting their citizens. >> reporter: she's on a crusade for cameras in georgetown. a citizen's association board member on the public safety committee. >> i was personalized burglarized twice when i lived around the corner. my neighbor was burglarized on this block two weeks ago. there's a lot of street crime. >> it makes us feel safer. >> more cameras in general creep us out. >> yeah. do you feel violated in >> no, but now i'm flattered. >> yes, we have. >> reporter: he manages martin's tavern. they have had cameras out here for five years. >> we got that on tape. someone's car got this car off of here. and people knocked on their planners. >> certain guidelines will be in place when the new cameras go in place. reviews will be here only if they have a crime. reporting a baltimore neighborhood just signed an agreement to use cameras wired directly to the police department. now under d.c. law, they have more freedom with cameras t

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. >> "caught on camera: witness to the crime." >>> security cameras. these days practically every store and business has one. they've proven invaluable in helping police track down and identify suspects. in this hour you'll see crimes unfold as they happen. real people in the midst of terrifying situations. as you watch, just think to yourself, how would you react if this were to happen to you? a violent attack at a kfc in statesville, north carolina. >> one more scream, and i'll shoot. >> a store manager closing up shop ends up fighting for his life. >> right now. >> it's just after 9:00 p.m., october 15th, 2007. mitch pinneau has released his crew for the night while he finishes up some last-minute details. only seconds behind the others, he heads for his car when suddenly a masked man carrying a gun charges out of the bushes. >> i was shocked. running through my mind was just do what he says, give him what he wants, and he's going to go away. >> the man pushes pinneau back into the store, setting off the alarm. now the gunman knows he needs to move

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he used his camera for the most part the way you and i use cameras. he tried to capture things that struck him as beautiful or interesting. so here he's got rainbow, obviously, in better lighting you would see it more vividly, but he saw a rainbow ending at a latrine building -- where all rainbows end, of course. [laughter] a pot of gold, or a pot intyway. thank you. thank you very much. well, remember i told you that here's a man with a camera, why did he have a camera? the reason he had a camera was because the war relocation authority -- which unlike the military was staffed by people who in the context of their time were progressives, they figured out that cameras would be a good thing for interneverything -- internees to have. it would be a good thing for japanese-americans outside the coastal strip to be allowed to reclaim their cameras they had surrendered as contraband. why? because it's a way of feeling normal. it's a way of doing what we all do, documenting your experience, taking pictures of your family, taking pictures of your children, ta

camera." i'm contessa brewer >>> if you think the workplace is an uneventful, ho-hum place to be, think again. >> it's my birthday, and i'm taking a bath in the sink at burger king. >> in today's workplace anything can happen. situations ranging from bizarre to life threatening. >> i couldn't believe it. nobody's ever, you know, survived, getting sucked into a jet engine. >> when the pressure's on, there's just no telling how people will react. and now cameras are everywhere recording some moments employees want to remember. >> if you're traveling with more than one child, now is a good time to pick your favorite. >> and some moments they'd rather forget. >> excuse me! that was my [ bleep ] i.d. >> your honor, i can represent as an officer of the court, i am not intoxicated. >>> in this hour, "caught on camera: workplace gone wild." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. wild antics at work have gotten people fired and even put in jail. but our first two stories are about workers

security cameras. where thoset show cameras are located. thaddeus johnson lives on a red and welcomes the speed cameras. he cannot believe that someone legs offently cut the of one of them. if you don't like them, go the speed limit. speed camera finds average about $40. arson or vandalism can land you l for five years and a $5,000 fine. >> thank you. coming up, some of the biggest airlines announced another fare hike. richard gere is back on the big screen. got whether he still has magic movie touch. he knew who he was and he understood the immensity of what he had done. saying goodbye to an american treasure, next. >> the nation bit at a farewell armstrong. died from complications due surgery. includingf people, astronauts, family, friends and members of the the national cathedral to honor his life. >> a humble hero -- bless you, the man that is about us. honored for his immeasurable impact. he became a testament to all what can be andeved the revision dedication. that's one small step for -- after n

>> "caught on camera: survival of the fittest." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour, we'll take a fascinating look at a world where a bear bites a woman, a raging bull runs wild, and a gorilla finds a toddler in her enclosure at the zoo. what happens next will take your breath away. and later, we have the inside story on one of the most spectacular wild animal videos you'll ever see. in our first video, a tourist crosses the line and gets a little too close to a giant polar bear. >> oh, my god! >> desperate screams. people running. it's complete chaos at the anchorage, alaska zoo. a woman sneaks behind the zoo barrier and is nearly eaten alive. >> get a gun! tranquilize it. i'll never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> a beautiful day at the zoo. families and tourists flock to see the animals to get a little closer to the wildlife they might not otherwise get to experience. >> we have about 100, 120 animals, 36 different species. we take in orphaned, rescued animals. >> one of the most popular attractions is a 1,000 pound po

security cameras are rolling. itis a necessary precaution for the store owner who is trying to protect his business. he's had break-ins before but he never expected a burglary like this. >> i don't know how this guy managed to go through there but he landed hard on the floor. you can definitely tell he hit his ribs with a chair or a table. right after he's down there, the guy's just looking around, starts opening doors. >> the burglar is only 15 years old. immediately he finds a loaded gun. >> he takes a clip out and starts playing around with it. >> he fires a shot. then, gun in hand, he attempts to escape, but dropping in proves much easier than climbing out. a few minutes later, he grabs a couple of iphones from the counter and tries again. >> he finds himself trapped and he's trying to crawl back out. he looks like a cat trying to get out of a cage. >> after four shaky attempts, he tries a new approach, dragging a bookshelf towards the hole in the ceiling. >> he pulls himself so he can make it up there but it'

crew with three cameras and i think derrick and heather had four or five cameras. bear would take, we tried to put a camera. >> that's okay, buddy. you'll be home soon. man, he is big. another the thing the bear was doing, he would go -- he's too real loud like that and that isn't good. if the trap wasn't there, and he's going -- that means -- but that would have been my fault, obviously. at that point, tim ties a strong rope to it and pulls the rope over the barrel, over the truck pulling the barrel, and back down over another truck. >> man, i don't want to screw this up. i'll tell you that right now. it attaches it to a door, underneath the door. >> you close it on the door of the truck and pull forward and pull the door up and we need to leave in a hurry, i can open the door of the truck and it will release the rope. if we tied it on the truck, we'd be stuck. >> the ropes and pulleys were attached. all the cameras were set up and loaded and we were just about ready to go. first, derrick and heather brought along a couple of assistants. these are bear dogs. >> th

both dramatic incidents are caught on camera.20th, 2011, a fast burning fire rages in a home in downtown detroit. >> this is a story we first told brought you last night. it was breaking at 11:00. two people had to jump to safety to make it out of the burning home alive. >> the detroit firefighter michael joyner is one of the first responders at the scene. >> we got a call to a dwelling fire. it was on helen street. which is on the east side of detroit. it appeared someone fire bombed the structure. >> from the outside it looks like the fire is raging out of control. it's actually contained to the front of the house. but the two clearly terrified residents, a man and woman, are so panicked, they may note realize it. >> when they threw the fire bomb, it broke out on the porch, whafrn whatever accelerant created a lot of flame, a lot of smoke. the porch was on fire, but it never extended into the dwelling. >> onlookers scream for the residents to wait to for the fire department, but they make a split second decision to jump. the ma

he used his camera for the most part the way you and i use cameras. he tried to capture things that struck him as beautiful. so here he got a rambo, obviously better letting you see it more vivid they can agree sybron boat and in adelaide train building, were all rainbows and of course. [laughter] a pot of gold -- a pot anyways. remember a soldier hears demand that man with a camera. the reason he had a camera is because the location authority was unlike the military was staffed by people who in the context of their time or progress. they figured out that cameras would be a good thing for attorneys to have. we been affirmatively good thing for japanese americans outside the coastal strip to be about to be claimed that cameras that they had surrendered as contraband because why? because it's a way of feeling normal. it's a way of doing what we all do, documenting her experience, taking pictures of your family come and taken pictures your children, taking pictures of events. the camera recognizes as an instrument of adjustment for the incarcerated commu

"caught on camera: in the act." a burglar breaks into an electronic store through the ceiling. >> i don't know how this guy fit through there. >> a daring entrance, but after the thief discovers he's trapped inside the store, he makes his exit equally as dramatic. january 2012, ft. lauderdale, florida, it's a necessary precaution for store owner luis who is trying to protect his business. he's had break-ins before but he never expected a burglary like this. >> i don't know how this guy managed to go through there but he landed hard on the floor. you can definitely tell he hit his ribs with a chair or a table. right after he's down there, the guy's just looking around, starts opening doors. >> the burglar is only 15 years old. immediately he finds a loaded gun. >> he takes a clip out and starts playing around with it. >> he fires a shot. then, gun in happened, he attempts to escape but dropping in proves much easier than getting out. a few minutes later, he grabs a couple of iphones from the counter and tries again.

camera lenses. then those even set one on fire. all the cameras on their school loans. so far, six have been targeted. two twice. in august, they did not consider this a big deal. >> in the scope of everything we deal with in the baltimore police apartment, this is a relatively minor problem. >> they still do not. they did issue a statement. "if we had a can of -- camera analyst every week, we might consider it. now, the normal process we have -- normal processes we have are sufficient to deal with any problems we may have. the baltimore county's become a program generates $2 million in revenues each year. no cost estimates are available when a camera is out of commission. the cost of replacing and repairing damage cameras is the responsibility of the vendor. unlike baltimore county's contract, it costs prince george's county tens of thousands of dollars to replace the camera, and they do not want to lose ground making drivers slowed down. meanwhile, sam hale offered a solution making all the camera

the mayor says she wants to make sure that the cameras are doing their job in promoting public safety after some startling figures concerning pedestrian deaths. it was two weeks ago when the city discovered the money from the seven dozen speed and red light cameras have brought in $19.20 million. it had only budgeted for $15 million. the numbers may have raised questions about the cameras prompting khmer rawlings blake to establish a task force to take a closer look at the cameras to make sure they are being used to match the promote traffic safety. >> we have kids who need to be safe going to and from school. we want to make sure that we're using our speed cameras program to get the best result that we can to promote public safety. >> the board will consist of traffic safety experts, community activists, a.a.a., and school representatives. >> we will not apologize to use the tools as people continue to speed in school zones. >> he is heading of the board and told 11 news that board members will study the effectiveness of the cameras but do not expect by any means to see them go away.

high tech cameras...and your best view of the mmrning commute.he fox45 len stoler mobile trak is on the streets. ((nats of aircheck)) it's a ford edge.... with seven cameras.... sending live video of trafffc... as you'll see it when you leave your house. ((nats of aircheck)) all of it... all of it... transmitted back to our studios using a cell phone signal.17:1458 the output of this camera fed to the am back roads, highways, give - you an update on traffic everyy morning. the man behind the wheel... jimmy uhrin. you might not recognize jimmy... but you've probably seen him before. he started at w-b-f-f almost 40 years ago. remember the captain chesapeake show? jimmy as his sidekick. 17:54:24 there was a sea that sea monster... was jimmy uhrin. one poinn... but jimmy never thought the show would earn puch a following.17:52:20 i didn't know who capt. cheeapeake was because i couldn't get uhf on my tv. but captain chesapeake and mondee became household names.17:55:40 i was out in the studio and doing the voice and running camera. it wasn't a big pr

at the top of tte screen there are red light cameras...speed cameras...and now stop sign cameras?s? washingtonndc ... will... be inntalling... 16... stop sign cameras... by... the end of the year../. year../. janice... park... streaming live... in ampden ... to... tell us .../ pf... maayland ... janice?maryland could be next...a tiny town in montgomery county called glen echo...is hoping to be the first town in maryland to install them...after people are juss blowing through their ssop signs.so how do you avoid getting finnd 50 bucks in dc? your car has to come to a crosswalk. in the hustle and bustle of dc...drivers must obey the four letters...or pay: "give uu a break, stop sign cameras that's out of the question...give us a break" break""i don't think they should be putting them on stop signs now,,i think that's a little too much"dc is following the lead of california, where phooo enforced stop signs have been raking in the ough. dough."if it's something not posted or people are not aware of it and they didn't announce it and kind of just put it there, it's kind of mmsleading"

that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> caught on camera, teens pushing drugs on a toddler. >> to think that people would still do that to a young child is amazing. >> a car crashing into a diner. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> a man trashing a supermarket in his birthday suit. >> this is the first time i ever had to handcuff and shackle a nude man, and hopefully it's the last time it has to happen, too. >> an innocent passenger violently attacked with a hammer. >> his intention was to kill. >> stories that are shocking. >> somebody detected a small pulse in his leg and said, this man is not dead. he is alive. >> behavior that is strange. >> he threw the bag out, the marijuana out on the table. nonchalantly, like, i want to bet this. >> acts that couldn't be more sinister. >> that one shot hit the ground. then he shot another time. >>> "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking, 2." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. these days, it seems like everyone has a video camera and is eager to share their private moments online. but the video you're

okay, and roll camera. it's an intense situation, and you can feel it when the camera rolls.verybody's, like, right there. if we forget something, it could mean a disaster. something might have to be reshot. take five. great! this high-speed film played back at normal speed gives you this extended, what we call "slow motion" kind of image. this touching point between people became the real focal point of that magic moment which all paintings suggest but can never actually reproduce 'cause they can't create time, they can't embody time. man: okay, cut. we finished the recordings of "the greeting." i looked at them, i realized i had something that i could use, and i sort of put it away mentally. i was just wondering if you were going to deal with that. woman: my part is gathering together the elements that will make the installation happen. i have to make sure that all the crates are being shipped, that they arrive, that the screens arrive, that everything is working properly. my production schedule got delayed for various reasons, and i was really behind. and so the time was r