. >> cctv footage captured the explosion at a building occupied by pro-russian separatists in luhansk. kiev has denied the allegations. it says the separatists hit the building with a rocket when they were trying to shoot down the ukrainian army plane. throughout the day, luhansk was the scene of heavy clashes between the two sides. hundreds attacked the ukrainian border post in one of the biggest offensives so far. these images show them firing from the roof of a nearby residential building. a ukrainian office spokesman said -- said they sent aircraft to the area, but they were unable to stop the fighting. >> to the u.s. now -- the obama administration has unveiled a wide-ranging plan to reduce carbon emissions by 30%. it will be a two percent annually on average over 10 years. >> much of the u.s. public does not support the move with many americans skeptical that carbon emissions are even the primary culprit in rising global temperatures. >> powerplants are the biggest source of carbon pollution in the u.s., responsible for 40% of the country's carbon emissions. the new legislation

. >> one video from a cctv camera which actually captured the attack itself leaked into the internet on monday, the police have already strongly criticized.. >> the role of the journalist is to provide transparency, to tell what is really happening, to uncover the true story, to cut behind the propaganda, to cut behind the government line. so it's vital work, it's work that has to be done. >> [speaking russian]. >> whenever enterprising journalists are slain or silenced or drowned and marginalized, everybody suffers. this >> it's a measure of a civil society to have an active, aggressive press. and uh. when that starts to break down, civil society starts to break down. >> [speaking russian]. >> we can't say that the investigative journalism is extinct. not yet. uhm. but it is an endangered species. >> it only takes one journalist to be beaten or assaulted or murdered for the rest of his colleagues to think, "why am i in this profession? i'm not being well-compensated for this profession. what keeps me going? isn't there an easier way of doing, you know, of making a living?" you're wa

. >> the big cctv commercial doesn't work anymore. and they matter. lou: illegal immigration, how important was it to you? >> i think it is important ingr, talk radio hosts, they made a huge issue and what we saw towards the end was let eric cantor then went to advertising and they had the democrats of illinois coming in and protest him for not bringing in immigration bill to her. i don't think it works. but i think that most people, they made the point. he looks like he's trying to mislead the voters of the district from who he really is. including john boehner and others as well. >> he tried to bridge the tea party and what have you. and that is part of at. lou: let's just focus a little bit. he is the darling of wall street and the darling of the tea party in his home district and he's the only guy that can reintroduce a bill. this is a man who frankly doesn't look to be too firm and now on principle. >> i think that's what happened. he's the guy that shut down the government, open up the government. lou: wouldn't that be nice if it turned out that

. >> my constituent michael butcher installed cctv in his mother's flat because she was a dementia sufferer. he recorded a brutal assault on her by her kayer. unbelievable to me, the cps has refused to prosecute her because they say it is not in the public interest. with my right honorable friend saying as a society we should be totally intolerant on vulnerable people with dementia. on the general point about is it right that we're intolerant of breaches of care against elderly care, particularly those with dementia, yes we should be intolerant to that. our strategy is not about just increasing the chees but making sure our communities become more dementia friendly. >> mr. speaker, did guz odonnel, raise directly with the prime minister any concern. >> a number of senior civil servants gave evident to the levison inquiry and were closely questioned by levison. the whole process, the vetting of couldon, the warnings that were given, each and every single one were dealt with by the investigation that the right honorable gentlemen supported but he cannot bare the fact that an independent judge

there were these cctv shots from the palestine hotel, overhead shots that showed the cement truck approachingither hotel, but more than a dozen people outside the compound die. >> i said to myself, i can't believe i'm about to die like this. i haven't even lived my life yet. >> al qaeda in iraq claimed responsibility for that terrifying, coordinated attack, which took place 2 1/2 years after coalition forces first entered iraq. >>> that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer >>> rescue workers battle to save a man teetering at the brink of niagara falls. >> we've got to go. we've got to go get him. >>> a daredevil attempts a stunt that goes up in flames. >> my life was in perilous danger. >>> this guy pummels his own lawyer. and a twist in the story an investigative reporter never saw coming.

i can play with the lights via the internet and switched the television onto cctv so i have security.n this flat alone connected to the internet. i can turn off my lighting and thermostat. many estimate, mckinsey says by 2020, 50 billion items will be .onnected to the internet seven times the world population. this is why the numbers are staggering. this is why mckinsey says you can have $6 trillion added to the economy. john chambers at cisco says think bigger, think $19 trillion. that is how much the internet of things could add to the global economy for efficiency. it is not about creating mood lighting. it is about every single light, streetlamp being connected to the internet. why have one running that is damaged? you can tell the council it is off. switched off when people are not walking through the road. depressing the amount a locality spends on lighting. in hospitals, you do not have to on standby. the elderly at home can be less intrusive. you can have sensors throughout the house to ensure they are going by their daily routine. all this will save money and add to our quali

when president xi took office, cctv seemed to think there was a deal for fighter aircraft and naval vessels. the russians were quick to say, i don't think so. so do you have any sense -- as to whether there was a defense cooperative component in this whole gas piece and so on? or where you think the trajectory in that part of the relationship is going. i think it's the other key piece. >> i think there's a growing defense cooperative peace between russia and china. but i think it's shifting from a military supply relationship in which russia has provided more advanced military equipment, particularly in terms of fighter aircraft and submarines than the chinese were producing. but not providing their best technology. and now it's shifting toward more military cooperation than the sense of combined operations. >> right. >> there was a joint naval exercise -- there's a technical term. it was, you know, in a room during the meeting in shanghai. and their naval units have been doing joint exercises together involving other components of the military. i suspect we may see that type of cooperation

. >> my constituent michael butcher installed cctv in his mother's flat because she was a dementia sufferer. he recorded a brutal assault on her by her kayer. unbelievable to me, the cps has refused to prosecute her because they say it is not in the public interest. with my right honorable friend saying as a society we should be totally intolerant on vulnerable people with dementia. on the general point about is it right that we're intolerant of breaches of care against elderly care, particularly those with dementia, yes we should be intolerant to that. our strategy is not about just increasing the chees but making sure our communities become more dementia friendly. >> mr. speaker, did guz

. >> my constituent installed cctv in his brothers plant because she's a dementia suffer and be recorded on this a brutal assault on her by her care. unbelievably to me that cbs has refused to prosecute because they said it is not in the public interest. would my right honorable friend agree with me that as a society we should be totally intolerant of all a tax on gullible people with dementia? >> on the specific case of course it wouldn't be right for me to comment on the decision but on the general point about is it right that we are intolerant of breaches of care and against elderly people, particularly those with dementia who are reliant on us, yes, we should be intolerant to that. are dementia strategy is all about not just increasing the research in trying to tackle dementia but making sure our care homes and hospitals and, indeed, communities become more dementia friendly. >> mr. speaker, -- [inaudible] >> a number of senior civil servants gave evidence to the love this inquiry and were closely questioned by leveson. the whole process of the employment of andy coulson, andy coulso

. >> my constituent michael butcher installed cctv in his mother's flat because she was a dementia sufferer. and he recorded on this a brutal assault on her by her career. unbelievably to me, the cps has refused to prosecute it because they say it is not in the public interest. would my right honorable friend agree that as a society, we should be totally intolerant of all attacks on vulnerable people with dementia? >> on this specific case, of course, it wouldn't be right for me to comment on a cps decision but on the general point, is it right that we're intol rent of breaches of care against elderly people, particularly those with dementia who are reliant on others, yes, we should be intolerant of that. we should make sure our care homes and hospitals and the communities become more dementia friendly. >> yasmin? >> mr. speaker, all senior civil service raised directly with the prime minister any concern they may have had? >> a number of senior civil servants gave evidence to the leveson inquiry and were closely questioned by leveson. the whole process of the arrival of andy coulson's arri