>> i think cctv taking on buy due was a little strike back at the internet company because cctv is losing vwers right now to the internet. oots thing is cctv took on a furniture maker in china and it turns it later on another magazine took on cctv to say that actually they are... their investigation into this da vinci furniture maker was extortion. where the journalists had actually... they claim had actually tried to extort money from the furniture maker to ta... to not... >> rose: if you pay me i won't be as hard on you as i might otherwise. >> that's right, that's right. so actually i think the... what this tells you a little is that the atmosphere is changing in china since i've been there where there's a lot more openness in the media to attack one another, there's weibo mixing it up. >> rose: why is human rights such a problem for them? >> i'm not entirely sure but it is a major problem for them. and i think the reason... >> rose: fear and insecurity. >> they have learned what they believe are the lessons of tiananmen square and that just a little... if you open up the way just a li

i found it on cctv. shows a car pulling up to a toll booth in china. the driver rolls his window down to pay and all of a sudden you see a man approach him and pull a gun at him. and you see the driver get out of the car immediately the passenger sees what's going on and rushes out. the passenger is carrying a child. >> oh, my gosh. >> a very, very young child. >> and there's cops right there. >> the carjacker immediately jumps in the car and tries to drive away by backing up into the police officers. >> whoa. >> in a few seconds the car stops and you see there's another woman with another child in the car that manages to jump out of the car with her child and run across to safety. >> looks like she's just carrying the child by the coat. >> this cop is pretty darn brave. he knows that guy is armed. >> the police officer on the side of the passenger throws a tear gas canister into the car to try to get the carjacker to stop. eventually other good samaritans see what's going on and they all rush to the aid of the cops. >> what did this guy think? i mean

. >> they found this report on cctv. this little boy can see at night. >> come on. >> he's -- >> see like a cat? >> no joke. some people are calling him cat boy, because he has blue eyes which are highly uncommon in china and when his dad took him to the doctor to see what was going on, when they shined a light at his eyes they reflected this aqua blueish color back, just like cats do. his eyes are so sensitive to light, that during the day, he squints all day long and he has blurry vision. but at night, he can see perfectly the way most of us can see during the day. >> i'm sure this kid says he can see in the dark but how do you know for sure. >> a reporter in china went to see this little boy and put him to the test. she wrote some things on a piece of paper with some blank spaces, some mathematical equations and took him to a pitch-black room to solve it and he came out and it was completely filled out. >> kind of cool. during the day he could put sunglasses around, look cool he's wearing sunglasses and at night he ca

warren buffet singing "i've been working on the railroad" on china's national television station, cctvffet's ukelele strumming ended with a quick thank you in mandarin. and tom, it's the year of the dragon. the last time it was year of the dragon, back in the year 2000, berkshire hathaway's class a shares surged 30%. >> i hope they do just as well in this year of the dragon. >> tom: finally one more item, a happy anniversary here, susie, yesterday marked the 3 3rd anniversary, the beginning of nightly business report t began here in south florida on local television, a 15 minute report so, on this evening here, susie, here is to another 33 more years. >> susie: at least, maybe 50. >> tom: that is nightly business report this monday, january 23rd. i'm tom hudson, susie v a great evening. >> susie: and thanks a lot, tom. i'm susie gharib. hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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the police divers have recovered what they describe as a hard drive and two cameras, cctv cameras from "costa concordia." they hope that will give them more information on exactly what happened the night of the accident. the search effort will concentrate on the ship's fifth level, where passengers would have gathered to go to life rafts, considered to be the most likely place to find the bodies still trapped in the wreck. demolition experts blasted several holes in the hull of the ship this morning to make access to the interior easier. the biggest fear is that the ship will slip off the rockledge it's resting on. many forces a are monitoring the move of the ship. the captain who brought the ship onto rocks has been disavowed by his employers. costa cruises won't pay legal fees to fight multiple charges of manslaughter and abandoning ship. his description of what was happening did not correspondent to the truth. a class-action lawsuit being launched on behalf of the 120 million americ million americans on board. as soon as the searching ends, the effort to remove 500,000 gallons of fu