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last year cctv visited a town called la gloria.there, a professor was in charge of teaching 150 students all the same time. a situation that has not changed to this date. >> you can imagine how hard it is for one teacher to handle 150 children. it is just not right. we need 10-15 more. >> colombia is spending around 4.4% of its gross domestic product on public education. a big improvement, but still below the global average of around 4.8%. many say the solution is not spending more, but ensuring the budget is better spent. >> today, the education sector is a combo showing -- accomplishing a basic need, access to education. but it is not satisfying the needs to develop the country or the promotion of social movement. >> colombia has demonstrated a growing political will to tackle education. the question is whether it is enough to make a difference we will living in colombia's countryside as well as its big cities. >> with that, let's send it over to fill at the business desk. >> who want to check on what is happening in asia. they d

cctv, mongolia. >> next up, checking on wall street's disappointing numbers. the markets got hammered. and we will talk about getting smarter. global smart phone sales hitting a milestone as more countries switch to the next generation of networks. we will be talking to one expert about the future of the thing we are pretty much all addicted to. stay tuned. >> you are watching biz asia america, your link to asia and beyond. u.s. markets took a pounding today. the dow dropped 225 points or 1.5%, its biggest loss in almost two months. the s&p 500 dropped 1.4%. the nasdaq was the hardest hit, falling one point seven percent. the chicago board of exchange's volatility index, or the fix, which is seen as wall street's fear gauge, spiked about 11% today. there was a broad selloff. every major sector was in the red, led by consumer discretionary and technology stocks. cisco fell seven percent after revealing plans to cut 4000 jobs, citing difficult economic conditions. and walmart, the world's biggest retailer, cut down its four year outlook and reported lower-than-

asia means business. >> we are cctv america. >> u.s. soldier bradley manning is speaking out publicly for the first time since he was convicted of releasing hundreds of thousands of classified and top-secret documents to the wiki leaks website. he began with an apology. >> it has been three and a half years since u.s. soldier bradley manning sent the first classified file to the wiki leaks website. on wednesday, the humble and apologetically five reald spoke during his trial -- tony five euros boat during his trial. -- 25-year-old spoke during his trial. he said he did not know it would cause any harm. during the sentencing phase coming new picture of manning is the managing -- is emerging. one of his former leaders in iraq accounted several incidents where he displayed erratic hater, including times when he went silent while talking. or a time when he flipped over a table for being scolded for being late to work. he also curled up in a ball on the floor with a knife. then there was a time he sent a picture of himself dressed as a woman

. >> denying the charge of bribery, i spoke to cctv correspondent monitoring the trial who gave us the latest on the trial and what it means for china. >> there has not been an official release, many believe the trial will end later today. and based on the official blog, they rejected most of the charges yesterday. there has been a fierce debate. we might expect more dramatic debate from the microblog. the source for most of the journalists here, how much that may impact the final outcome, it is hard to say. but the final verdict will be announced after the closure of the trial. this has been the first time it has been related in a decade. transparency has been expected although many western journalists believe that this should have more openness. that change has already been quite significant. many chinese believe that they may push forward. the initial transparency, the real impact will take some time to see. >> and townhall is being seen as the biggest political shakeup to hit the elite in decades. events in the courtroom have gripped the nation. that is the city in southwest china

china's state-run cctv says about 4 million hectares of farmland have suffered drought. 4.5 million peoplere short on drinking water. the situation is particularly dangerous in provinces. hydroelectric power stations in these areas have halted operations to provide water for farmers and households. the chinese government has offered emergency cash assistance to about 4 million people so they can buy daily necessities. >>> people in hiroshima have >>> a japanese comic about the horrors of atomic bombs has been published inindeea. it is not a signatory to the nonproliferation treaty. it was released at an event in the capital on tuesday. author depicketed bomb survivors and their families struggling with psychological damage and the after effects of radiation. india-based translated the stories. she hopes it will encourage young indians to think about peace and abolishing nuclear weapons. >> translator: i particularly want younger generations to learn about the lingering facts of radiation from atomic bombs. it can span several generations. >> it is very touching because i am just reading th

this is video cctv from the sbm food and wine. here is your alleged perp with some dumb bandanna on his face. walks in. has a large knife and threatens the shop owner that he's going to shoot him -- with a knife. i don't know if he can see. he said he had a gun on him, too. who knows. watch the shopkeeper. he grabs a vodka bottle and fights off this dumb criminal. flips the bottle at the criminal who walks out of the store getting away with absolutely nothing. >> what boggles my mind is how he can see anything. he had it over his eyes. >> especially where he's bumbling into things. doesn't like like he can see. i think you are right. >> maybe he thought he had a gun in his hands. >> police have a 37-year-old man in custody. >> from one first-timer to another group of guys not so successful in las vegas. they back a truck in. kick or shoot a hole in glass and bust out the rest of the glass and two individuals enter with a large strap. i think you know probably what they are after. >> the atm. >> bingo. after we do get a couple love

>> this cctv footage from buenos aires, argentina was released by the nation's transportation secretary. you will see train conductors behaving badly. this first one, he's driving a train but sleeping on the job. >> he's sleep driving that train. >> that's awful. >> the rail network in the capital has been criticized for poor conditions and lack of investment but they released video showing their conductors are not behaving well. this guy is reading. apparently driving the train making sure people are not getting there safely is not enough. this guy is checking his e-mail or playing angry birds or something. >> this is hard to see considering the horrible crash in spain, where the driver of that train was not acting appropriately. >> in june alone, three people were killed and 20 injured in argentina on one of these trains. last year, 50 people were killed and 700 injured when one of these trains crashed. >> i guess driving a train is a little easier than a truck because it's on the rails. you don't have to turn left or right or watch out for traffic. i guess you have to pay attention t

china's state-run cctv says about 4 million hectares of farmland have suffered damage by drought. 4.5illion people are short of drinking water. the situation is particularly serious in hunan province. hydroelectric power stations in these areas have halted operations to provide water for farmers and households. the chinese government has offered emergency cash assistance to about 4 million people so they can buy daily necessities. >>> the "washington post" has been a journalistic icon in the united states. now the ceo of tech giant amazon.com is buying the paper. many traditional u.s. print media have been the targets of acquisition in the age of the digital revolution. the "washington post" has announced that amazon.com founder jeff bezos will buy the paper and its affiliated publications for $250 million. the "washington post", founded in 1877, has been hit by slumping advertising revenue and a loss of subscribers. bezos has said he will ask the post executives to remain with the paper. he has indicated that the internet will play a role in any management reforms he may carry out. h

there are cctv cameras. bomb sniffing dogs patrol in at night to make sure nobody is planting anything. for somebody to have gotten through this, it is going to ask a lot of questions of hezbollah security forces, how this was able to happen. we assume they will be doing a proper investigation, just like you would expect from a normal intelligence service. in terms of retaliation from the shia community as a whole, they do tend to be somewhat disciplined in following the lead of has blood, but you can expect some acts of sectarian violence over the next couple of days. already, we are seeing sunni neighborhood celebrating with gun fire even within earshot of the bomb blasts, which, you know, is likely to exacerbate tensions. >> we are going to have to leave it there. thank you very much for being with us. the u.s. says it is canceling joint military exercises with egypt in response to wednesday's edley crackdown on muslim brotherhood protesters. president barack obama condemned the violence, which cairo now

there are cctv cameras. bomb sniffing dogs patrol in at night to make sure nobody is planting anything. for somebody to have gotten through this, it is going to ask a lot of questions of hezbollah security forces, how this was able to happen. we assume they will be doing a proper investigation, just like you would expect from a normal intelligence service. in terms of retaliation from the shia community as a whole, they do tend to be somewhat disciplined in following the lead of has blood, but you can expect some acts of sectarian violence over the next couple of days. already, we are seeing sunni neighborhood celebrating with gun fire even within earshot of the bomb blasts, which, you know, is likely to exacerbate tensions. >> we are going to have to leave it there. thank you very much for being with us. the u.s. says it is canceling joint military exercises with egypt in response to wednesday's edley crackdown on muslim brotherhood protesters. president barack obama condemned the violence, which cairo now

. >> cctv footage shows sunnis praying in central tripoli moments before a car bomb explodes outside. people rush to escape falling debris. smoke billowed from the car which concealed the bomb. passersby tried to extinguish the flames and help the wounded. almost at the same time, a bomb exploded near tripoli's port about two kilometers away. authorities suspect the blast were coordinated terror attacks designed to deepen sectarian divisions in lebanon. dozens of people were killed and hundreds wounded. the city's hospital struggled to care or so many people being brought in at once. many were in critical condition. >> so far, none of the dead have been brought to us here. they have been taken to other hospitals. they are bringing the wounded to us. he have 121 did now, and the number is rising. >> sectarian violence has been researching in lebanon as a result of the civil war in neighboring syria. both shiite and sunni militants are crossing the border to fight on opposing sides. lebanese officials are calling for calm and vigilance. >> our reporter joins us now from beirut. what mor

this is some cctv from the sbm food and wine. here is your alleged perp with just some dumb bandana on his face. walks in with a large knife and threatens the shop owner that he's going to shoot him. >> can he see? >> i don't know if he can see. yeah, nick, he says he had a gun on him, too. who knows. watch the shopkeeper. he grabs a vodka bottle and fights off this dumb criminal. we throws the bottle at the criminal who just kind of walks out the store. getting away with absolutely nothing. >> what boggles my mind is how he can see anything. had it over his eyes. >> especially this part where he's bumbling into things. i think you're right. >> maybe since he couldn't see maybe he thought he had a gun in his hand. >> police do have a 37-year-old man in custody charged with attempted robbery in this one. first timers, group of guys, also, not that successful. this time from las vegas. this guy backs a truck in. looks like they kick and shoot a hole in there. two individuals enter with a a large strap. i think you know probably wha

you are watching cctv news. we are coming to you from beijing. the ceo upon tara says that all stocks are contaminated -- the ceo of phone tara -- the ceo of fonterra says that all stocks and contaminated dairy has been removed. >> another day and another apology from the chief executive of the world's biggest dairy exporter after he face-saving mission to china to explain how potentially contaminated whey protein concentrate for children's formula had entered the markets. it is not known how much of the suspect product has entered the food chain. some say as much as 10% good but fonterra had some reassurance for new zealand families who spent several days worrying whether their children were safe . >> everything is out of the markets. it is in warehouses and there is little or no more risk for consumers. >> the risk for phone tara -- the risk for fonterra on the global markets has also been short-lived goo. but questions are still being asked about how the whey protein had been contaminated and why it took them several months to disclose the ris

(siren wails) spike: we got an image from the cctv, it's gone to your phones.ign of tobias. ed: if tobias took a blow to the head, he could have passed out in the car. parker: you heard three shots, right? david: yeah. ed: so one when you land, and the second hit here... and then one outside. i'll call in forensics, see if they can account for the third. jules: we didn't see any impact or ricochet marks outside. you think he's been shot? what's going on? excuse me, who are you? may dalton. the cop outside told me to come in and talk to you. his girlfriend. where's tobias? jules: listen, may, your boyfriend was taken by somebody. what? somebody came in here, took him outside. he was armed. ed: okay, may, sit down- may: no, i don't need to sit down, i need to know what's going on. ed: we're trying to figure that out, all right? spike. do you know this man? oh god... may, do you know this man? that's my father! (siren wails) still in pursuit. this guy's not slowing down. (tires squeal) (siren wails) (nervous breaths) raf: pull over! i repeat, pull your vehicle ove

the new thriller "closed circuit" follows cctv cameras as a trial unveils a secret web of classifiednce and a secret service cover up but in a world where everything is captured by cameras and you don't know who is watching, there's no shortage of paranoia. >> normally getting a taxi can be quite difficult this time of night. >> i see you using more than one taxi now. that's a good idea. >> what did you say? >> it's okay. apparently i'm paranoid. >> joining me now is the director of "closed circuit" john crowley and one of the stars of the film, eric bana. gentlemen thank you for joining us today. i was saying that with the promotion of this, i don't think i have seen such a magnificent promotional series of engagements yet in my life. >> all outdoing, of course. we are the masters of all those events. >> it is actually an incredibly timely movie and these are issues that we're discussing both here at home and internationally and i wonder, to what degree you have done this film and there are all these issues out there as far as the surveillance and surveillance state and what you thi