cctv has 42 channels which it reach 1.2 billion audience in china. the market is almost saturated so we're only seek a growth point on the global market. >> reporter: chinese government owned and operated, cctv america rolled out last month, unveiling through me problem programs programs in enr american viewers. americans can watch cctv on cable and satellite system across the country. there's asia, america, one hour, five nights a week, reporting on general news with an emphasis on economics, finance, trade, and business, as it relates to north and south america and china. former bloomberg and cnbc correspondent phillip yen is the lead anchor. >> this is a group of international journalists working together for one single common goal and in my case, it's to demonstrate business news from an international perspective. >> reporter: mike walter is the general news anchor and hosts saturday night's talk and debate show, "the heat." >> in many respects it's a fascinating place to work. you've got people from all over the world here, and from every networ

the following day, just hours before their taxi was hijacked, the cctv shows the couple affectionately kissing and posing for photos in the hotel bar. he became very agitated about the delay. >> he demanded to know what the holdup was and insisted that the act be perpetrated that very day. >> the cctv tells a different story. he can be seen calling tongueo at 7:45 with annie sitting beside him. he shows no sign overage tation. -- agitation. the car they were traveling in was hijacked. they were ejected from the taxi and annie's body was discovered the next morning, killed by a single gunshot. he is currently sanctioned in the u.k. under the mental health act. his family told the bbc that he does intent to return to south africa to answer police questions just as soon as he is well enough. >> ok. time for sports news. four big names on wednesday's european champions league quarterfinals. >> indeed. for the first time in the season's competition, barcelona fails to score. trying hard to break the deadlock, sanchez is denied a penalty after being fouled. munich against marseille. just bef

for those who want to do something in terms of leaving a bomb on, we know the cctv can be effective, but they are good deterrents. they are to try to throw off the terrorists who may be doing surveillance and at union station or an airport. if you don't see anybody there, they say okay, next tuesday we will try to again. the third tuesday at 10:00, they plan to do it and on that tuesday at 10:00, there is a viper team that is armed law enforcement with canines and includes security inspectors. tsa. always involving the local police authority. again, this is designed to be a visible deterrent. >> what is being done to be more open about how to manage the no-fly list and how can it manage cute and better catch threats without being in lay e violation to civil liberties. >> it is based on intelligence that has been some other component to u.s. government or to our foreign counterparts to provide that to the u.s. government. if you are no a no-fly list, there is information about you that you are a potential threat to aviation. that's a reason for denying you the privilege of flying. tha

and the attempted attacks two weeks later on july 21st that if there are suicide bombers than the cctv is not affected because we saw some of the commerce in london before they went in to london to actually look up at the cctv as if to say in ten minutes i'm going to be dead and sending people along with me and so it's basically testimonial to that person's suicide mission but for those that want to do something in terms of leaving a bomb or something like that, we know the cctv can be effective but armed officers and canines are good deterrence and so the whole purpose of the fiber team and the intermodal response teams are to try to throw off the terrorists who may be doing surveillance at the station or airport and they go tuesday at 10 a.m. and don't see anybody there sat in terms of law enforcement presence they say okay next tuesday we will try again, no law enforcement present come at 10:00 when they're planning to do it, and on that tuesday at 10:00 there is a viper team which is armed and tv crews security inspectors but it's always the police authority which would simply be v

the safest state is the one that has the most cctv cameras everywhere. i'm a citizen. i'm not disturbed if i'm observed if you keep my data for three years. but what we do after three years, you destroy all the data. how do you want to protect citizens if you do that? yes? more video kamz are a for security you said. otherwise, i won't tell you for this racism we have to do something. and, of course, the need to be observed. now we have to go further. i mean we keep walking on the carpet. we're coming to identity. and, of course, the question is what is -- what are we talking about? another video. it's not security. but it's identity. >> translator: germany, a country was a lot of regional diversity. for us, it is normal when we go in different regions. we see new traditions. but how do we see ourselves? you are always on time. we have rules for everything. we are responsible. we produce quality products. made in germany is well known. we're very warm hearted. today germany is modern country in a europe that gets ever closer. but how with he can going to define ourselv

cctv captured this video in beijing. the woman on the ledge is holding a child and an officer rides up to the woman as it appears she is about to jump to her death with the baby in her arms and he pulls her back to the road and she and baby are okay. family problems sparked the suicide attempt. >>> thousands of university students 70,000 according to the event organizers now on wednesday on streets of barcelona spain. police say they are protesting cuts in education in that country. police arrested and charged several of the students involved. >>> and the costa allegra is now back in port this morning. the vessel and 1,000 passengers were stranded at sea without power since monday. the cruise line says the flights are being booked to get the 1,000 passengers back home safely. >>> u.s. says they achieved important if limited progress in ongoing talks with north korea over the country's nuclear program. they agreed to a moratorium on nuclear activities and will allow the return of u.n. inspectors. in return, washington and

as we understand, there are pictures, cctv possible footage of that soldier surrendering, which no doubt will be aired in due course. >> it will be. you have to understand the details are still disputed. what we are hearing from senior afghan officials is that the american soldiers of the base got in touch with the afghan national army, worked with them on the same base that one other soldier was missing. the afghan national army officials are saying they went and they found the soldiers sleeping and brought him back to the base. what we're also hearing now, that a number of those victims, especially children, were also stabbed by this american soldier, and several were beaten. >> clearly much more to come out on that story. bilal, thank you very much indeed for bringing us quite a roundup on the situation in afghanistan. and if you do want more details, i should just tell you, again, the website, bbc.com/news, is following all these angles for you in detail with timelines as well and background for you. as it is on the situation that we've been bringing you from switzerland. that's just

there's also apparently some cctv footage, so all of this will be looked at, but i think we're not going to get a firm answer about what actually -- why this actually happened today. we know what happened, the bus veered into an emergency lane and then crashed head on at high speed into the concrete tunnel wall at the end of that emergency lane. but what led to that catastrophic event a few moments beforehand, that is the matter -- that is subject to investigation, and i think we will wait some time for the results. >> right. imogen, in the more immediate situation, we've heard these dreadful stories, the families of those children who were on the bus still don't know in some cases whether or not their children are dead, or indeed, whether some of these bodies can be identified. what's the situation now? >> well, all 24 survivors, the injured children, have now been identified. the last two were late last night. these were two who were very badly injured, we assume not conscious. don't forget, all the teachers on that bus died, so the process of identification has been very difficult. al

one is law enforcement, a k-9 teams, and cctv.know from the london attack that if they are suicide bombers, the cctv is not effective. we saw some of the bombers in london before they went into the london tube looked up at the cctv as if to say, in 10 minutes, i will be dead. does it is a testimonial to that person suicide mission. for those who want to do something in terms of leaving a bomb or something like that, we know the cctv can be effective. armed officers and canines are good deterrence. the whole purpose of the viper team are to try to throw off the terrorists. in terms of law enforcement comment they say, ok, next tuesday, we will try it again. the third tuesday at 10:00, on that tuesday, there is 18. -- there is a team. it is always involving the local police authority. it is designed to be visible deterrent to any terrorist. >> what is being done to be more open about how to manage the no- fly list? >> the no-fly list is based on intelligence that has been provided to some other component of the u.s. government. or t

he was ruthfully efficient, very cruel, we know from the cctv footage they had from the attack at the jewish school. one of the children was trying to escape, and he grabbed her and shot her in the head. so, this was a brutal killer. there was every suggestion he was going to kill again, and they had to act very quickly. to narrow down the most significant leads that they have, and there were a lot, a lot of information flooding in from the public, to underline the complexity of the investigation. they had over 7,000 hours of surveillance tape to go through. and a lot of that had photographs and film of the attacker as he left the scene. so, they knew a lot about him. they knew he was local. the roads that he chose to escape the scenes were narrow roads, suitable for a scooter, and the escape route he had chosen suggested that he certainly knew the area. >> christian, thanks very much, obvious al lot going on as we speak in toulouse. let's get some more now, the bbc's hugh schofield is in paris. hugh, we understand his name is mohammed merah. according to his facebook page, he's a jih

do something in terms of leaving a bomb or trying to get off or something like that, we know that cctvarmed officers and canines are good deterrence. so the whole purpose of the viper teams are to try to throw off the terrorist that may be doing surveillance, let's say at union station or at an airport. and they go let's say tuesday at 10 a.m., and don't see anybody there so in terms of law enforcement present, and so they say okay, next tuesday we will try it again. next tuesday they do it. no one for the present. the third tuesday at 10:00 when a plan to do it, and on that tuesday at 10:00 is a viper team which is armed, with canine, includes some security inspectors, tsa, but it's always involving the local police authority. and again, this is designed to simply be visible deterrent to any terrorists. >> what is being done by the tsa to be more open about how to manage the no-fly list? how can it be refined so its implementation manages security and better catches real threats without being subject to persistent charges that it violates civil liberties? >> so the no-fly list was bas

underway here. 200 special investigators combing every lead, looking at more than 4,000 hours worth of cctvnd one suggested that the gunman might have been wearing a camera strapped to his chest when he gunned down the four victims in this jewish school. another possibility that investigators are looking at is whether he might have been after filluated -- affiliated with a group dismissed for neo-nazi tendencies. they do know that there's a pattern. it was the same gun, the gunman coming on a motor bike and shooting at point-blank range. a huge hunt underway for a plan that police believe could hit again. >>> well, was it self-defense or murder in cold flood? a family of 17-year-old trayvon martin says it was murder and there is new evidence that may help prove their case. martin's girlfriend told abc's "good morning america" she was on the phone with trayvon when he encountered with 28-year-old george zimmerman, a volunteer night watchman, on february 26th. here she is describing that final call. >> he said there was someone watching him. so, he put the hoody on. -- following him and he sa

now, police are scouring hours of cctv footage taken from the entrance of the cathedral to try and findbehind this. and it has cathedral officials scratching their heads because they say that the heart had very little economic value, but it was of huge symbolic importance to members of the clergy. now, this isn't the first time that something like this has happened in ireland. earlier this year in january, a relic of st. brigid was taken from a church in dublin. erin? >>> developments in the grosse pointe murder case. handyman joseph gans has been charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder. you may recall the story here. jane is a marketing executive, mother of two, found strangled in the back seat of her mercedes about one month ago. 48-year-old gans reportedly has the iq. a third grader, has claimed the victim's husband promised him $2,000 and a used cadillac to carry out a hit. the husband of the victim here denies any involvement. this story's had a lot of back and forth. obviously the handyman had abused the husband, then taken it back, then accused again. it turned it sub

prosecutors say they have almost 8,000 hours' worth of cctv footage to watch from the three related attacksstage, that all were committed with the same gun. but that is small comfort to a community in fear the killer is still on the loose. diana magnay, cnn, toulouse. >> thank you. let's go to jack cafferty for "the cafferty file." >>> the question this hour is rick santorum suddenly doing himself in? mack in michigan writes santorum knows he's not going to win the presidency and knows as a loser he can join sarah palin making huge money on the hate, paranoia and holier than thou speaking circuit, wrapping one's behind in the flag, waving the bible and too tooing the majority is a big money business in this count country. dave writes he panders to the uneducated and ignorant and will only favor the rich like the rest of his hypocritical party. the uneducated and ignorant will continue to vote against their own best interests based on a few slogans and a deep hatred for the black man who is president. curtis says no one here in pennsylvania is surprised. after all he did lose his re-election

caliber pistol that was used, and also the scooter that the shooter was on was a yamaha scooter and cctv the different occasions. so they are linking it. the cases i'm referring to, ones where north african soldiers were targeted and killed. so there are two minority groups in the country, and police are making a link, and they're determined to get the guy. but everyone is afraid in toulou toulouse. >> we can understand that. >>> the house budget committee chairman will release the house republican blue print in less than 15 minutes. we'll take you live to capitol hill with more details next. ohh dear... i'm not sure exactly what happened here last night. i was out helping people save money on their car insurance. 2 more! you're doing it! aren't they doing great?! hiiiiiii!! come sweat with me! keep going richard. keep sweating!! geico. fifteen minutes could save you sweat! sweat! fifteen percent or more on car insurance. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me

the safest state is the one that has the most cctv cameras everywhere.m not disturbed if i result that you keep my -- for three years, but after three years, you destroy all the data. how do you protect citizens? >> yes, more video cameras for security, he said. otherwise i will tell you for this racism, we have to do something. of course there needs to be christ they need to be observed. now we have to go further. of course they need to be observed. now identity video. germany, a country with a lot of original diversity. for us, it is normal that when we go in different regions we see new traditions. how do we see ourselves? we are punctual, we have rules for everything/ we're responsible. we produce quality products. made in germany is well known. where very warm hearted. today, germany is a modern country in a europe that it's ever closer, but how are we going to define ourselves in the future? >> germany has a culture of welcoming people, and yet we are a little bit insecure. we always worry. we think people are going to see us as closed in, posing p