the homeowner with a cctv camera, she heard the woman screams and came out of the house. she saw the man and she says it looked like he was punching her. >> i said let her go. let her go. >> eventually the man did get the woman's purse. >> he ran away. >> guess what? this is she says about the older woman after she had her purse taken. >> she was upset she couldn't get to bite him. she really wanted to bite him. >> the good thing is she didn't suffer serious injuries because of this. >> which is remarkable. he threw her down on the ground hard. >> we went over to winnipeg manitoba, canada. did you notice there is another customer and the store's owner is in there. this guy is reaching over the counter. he is opening the door and taking something out. he was able to take two rings. notice he is pocketing these suckers. the owner regrets he didn't lock it. after he went to serve the other customer he forgot to lock the door. that's why the guy was able to get in that cabinet and get two rings valued about $8,900 u.s. dollars. the guy says hey, i'm not going to buy anything.

. >> they have got quite a clear look on cctv. >>> michelle from west milburn, florida, is the latest winner. >> you need wednesday's buzz word and be at least 18 years old. >>> this is at the red bull car park drift series 2014. these guys doing high speed drifting in kuwait. >> confined space drifting. >> it's about the angle of attack. i want to see one guy take a driving test. >> freak the driving instructor out. >> you know who got freaked out? one year ago this video got a lot of attention because dad decided to take his little son, right? >> yeah. >> the little boy loved it. in year he is 4 years old and in the seat again. here they go. his expressions are as priceless today as a year ago. >> i love to see that he is still as thrilling as it was when he was younger. and his reactions are spectacular. i could watch that all day. >>> her emotional response to mom singing went viral. now marie lynn is back. >> watching herself in that original video. >> find out if she is able to hold back the tears this time around. >> are you kidding me? >> and this guy is about to take the plun

what it is is kind of just the cctv of the behind the scenes workings of, i think it's a restaurant. this little thing is i believe a dumb waiter. she's got her trolley, taking her food out. putting it on the trolley. he's going back, getting more food. no more room on the trolley. i'm going to put this right here and only one more thing left. so what i would do is take that out. put it down. then put this down. or if you're crazy about efficiency you may do this. press the button first, then try and get the food up. all the food is stuck. no, it's okay. i'll put my head inside. it's all going to be okay. and then bam. >> how is she not decapitated right now? seriously, how did that thing not take her head? >> she's become quite lethargic. shouting doesn't help. again, push the button quickly. no one pushes the button. what they do is they all start teaming together and start trying to lift up the lift. people trying to get involved. somebody points to the lift button and say push it. they moved around. no one pushes the button. are they pressing the up button? eventually they do get

and tuesday night, state-run cctv aired a 25-minute special on takakura. >> translator: many people have fond memories of him. he reminds us of a special time. there is only one ken takakura. >> reporter: memorial events to honor the actor are being held across japan. takakura's hometown, a bookstore there set up a special book selling books takakura wrote and those related to him. many titles were sold out within a day. the yellow handkerchief was one of the most famous movies takakura starred in. it was shot in yubaru city, hokkaido. takakura played a shy and awkward ex-convict. at the end of the movie, he learns his wife has been waiting patiently for the day of his return. the scene touched the hearts of movie fans. a local museum displays voters of takakura taken during the shooting of the film. the museum held a special program to honor the actor. >> translator: i've watched many of takakura's films. i will mourn his death deeply. >> translator: he's a man's man. i really want to tell him thank you. >> reporter: takakura's 83 years of colorful life have come to an end. but as someo

things got worse when cctv footage was leaked showing michael brown harassing staff and stealing cigarsrom a shop. tensions rose, these images shocked americans. many accused security forces of bavegging like an invading army. accusing them of turning on peaceful protesters and the media too. the police say their response was proportion ath. now all eyes are on a grand jury that's been considering whether or not to indict the police officer, darren wilson. ferguson's been preparing for more confrontation. young people who say they're tired of police brutality and lack of accountability warn they'll protest if the officer's not charged. missouri's mayor has mobilized national guard troops. there is a great deal of nervousness about what's going to happen here in the coming days, the authorities and tactics are going to be heavily scrutinized. act sifts -- activists say the issue of discrimination and police brutality is no longer ne they'll keep quiet about. >> i'm joined now by our correspondent and she's also in ferguson. do we know when we're going to get this decision announced? >> w

and so what some of them have done is they have installed the cctv cameras on the job sites and two or three of them have i think, have allowed us the web access to the cc tv cameras. and so, we can work in the middle of the night if we want to. >> that is great. >> in fact, one of our inspectors actually did and i don't know if he got up in the middle of the night to look at this but he did. i think that he was trying to figure out a complaint from the previous nights. regarding, you know, the time lines that are indicated on the complaint and just to see if he can verify this. >> yes, as the commission, and we have it, and the time line, and it is 2 weeks minimum to, you know, to this, and also, it is you know, we also require 300 foot radius in the area, for you this is imposed to define the radius in the area and also, you heard a lot of complaints sometimes and you know the system and it would fit best for the residents, and some jobs they are very good to educate people and also how to educate them, and generally, the contractors do a good job and we need it and how do, and you k

toe is what you can do protect webcams, cctv cameras and any other device, change the default usernamend password on webcams, brady monitors and any other device -- baby monitors and any other device. if the software is out of date and attackers are able to find loopholes they can use that to force their way in and many computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones come with webcams built-in. it is important you install internet security software on them. if you're doing anything sensitive put the device in a drawer. >> try not to have nightmares. that was david edinboro speaking to bloomberg. power has cut most of its high-yield bond trading sales team that is according to those with direct knowledge. junk-bond units expanded after the financial crisis to profit from the riskiest corporate debt. rish mall -- richmond world's largest living unit -- they may also consider selling the company. will the candy crush saugatuck continue? fighter of thee games maker, that is after the break. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." it is friday we got there but did the f x traders get there unscathed?

cctv footage, camera footage the death of the 14-year-old palestinian, during a protest some months ago. it was a lull in the protest and he was shot with a live round. at least that's what investigators believe. however, there is some concern over whether or not he will actually ever see a conviction at this sage. the reason for that is that what the law or whether what the courts are trying to decide is the intent to kill. the question is not whether he killed but whether the intent was there. so we're a long way of seeing any conviction but many palestinian activists with whom we have been speaking to, although they welcome the indictment, they are a long time from seeing the conviction. >> metiez tayeb, thank you . imran khan has the latest. >> the aftermath of u.s. led strikes targeting i.s.i.l. fighters in the central seat of hit. they have been pushing hard into nearby ramadi. it is controlled most of anbar province since last union genuine. iraq's prime minister, haider al-abadi. >> the airplane doesn't come here to this area. >> the kurdish fighters are not getting the support

this is from cctv, footage out of orlando, florida. they leave the candy out and take one piece.ou are seeing a dad come by with his daughters and they are stealing about half of the tub of candy that was left out. the sign clearly says take one piece, two pieces. this is what this dad is doing with his daughter. they take hands full. the man put this up on youtube and made some comments about it. called this guy a shining example he's setting for his daughters there. you can't believe it. >> a lot of kids came by unintended and followed the instructions but the dad -- >>> in keeping with the halloween theme. probably the last of the pump conditions we'll s s we'll see. these are engineers in pasadena, california. they have an annual pumpkin contest. they are all tricked out with robotics. that can actually fly. the helicopter perform kins. laser lights. they have it all in one hour. they have one hour to complete their pumpkin. it's pretty impressive. >> that's going to be our last pumpkin story, that's a good one to go out on. >>> one other video, this is a kid at a station in

and studded with cctv cameras. banks. bridges. city hall. trails along the river that runs through town. detectives painstakingly went through the footage. >> there was nothing. >> reporter: they took dna from dozens of motel guests to check against the sample taken from amyjane's fingernails. wasn't any of them. so detective jackson went to the people who knew amyjane well, or or perhaps, romantically. those stab wounds were all focused around her heart, which often indicates some kind of crime of passion, but >> i think most of the males we spoke to really viewed themselves as her protectors. >> reporter: pendleton police chief stuart roberts hurried back home from his abbreviated mexican vacation and encountered a case going nowhere fast. >> everybody that knew her characterized her in the same way. she knew no stranger. she didn't have an evil bone in her body. >> reporter: as the investigation entered its second week, amyjane's family prepared a memorial service --at the church where they'd raised their daughter. >> amy loved thundersto

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. >> translator: the two foreigners definitely visited our museum, but we cannot see from the cctv camera that they stole those items. it is evidence that confirms the two foreigners are linked to the missing items. >> reporter: the two men have already left thailand for cambodia. thai officials may seek extradition. the u.s. embassies in bangkok and no, ma'am penn did not immediately respond to cnn's request for comment and it is not clear whether the men have attorneys. robyn curnow, cnn, atlanta. >>> all right. we do want to take a break right now. but just ahead, three decades have passed, but musicians have gathered for band-aid once again. what the organizer hopes to achieve this time. >>> plus a closer look at the life of peter kassig, the former u.s. soldier beheaded by isis militants. >> he wanted to make a difference. that was what was important to him. he wanted people to know what was going on, and he wasn't going to just sit around and watch it happen. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b

. >> there is other -- one other line that has come out on cctv. is definitely going to go public. pa -- that is the part he hived off for himself. mind.e springs to onhave seen the crackdown .orruption has hurt some the vineyards producer of the world's most famous red wines. last year, one of them was bought by a chinese energy company. her goal, maintaining the quality of the french wine while providing chinese direct access. >> for the vineyard, quality. production.sons on market has soared over the past 15 years to nearly 14 million drinkers. but a crackdown on corruption in aina has given bordeaux little hangover. fewer officials are willing to toast with expensive french wine and exports are suffering. >> between 20 and 30 it dropped because the government wants to the consumption. >> this has not stopped the chinese from buying bordeaux vineyards. there are nearly 100 of them. >> every week i have one or two visitors with my chinese clients. >> with lavish spending controlled, she now advises her clients to buy chateaus that make more affor

in fact, sticking to this state broadcaster of cctv, he did say that alley pay would definitely go public. he also said he hoped that listing would happen on the mainland. as we were noting, he didn't give a time frame. he also didn't say on whether or not it would be al ipay or its parent. he did say he regretted alibaba had to list in new york instead of here in china. he could potentially see quite a bit of demand. i'm not sure if you see the clock behind me, but already they have clocking up $7.2 billion in sales and we still have another six hours of the clock. a lot of people have been expecting alibaba to exceed last year's number of 5.8 billion. the tuck has been that it could be 8 billion. at this point, it looks like it could potentially exceed that. now, this day, singles day, b is very important. it was traditionally a day when a lot of single people would just celebrate themselves. they would buy themselves gifts, go on blind dates. but eventually that morphed into a day where people would celebrate the chinese consumer. alibaba had a really big hand in that. in fact, alibaba

the only one he did give today was cctv. as you know, their efforts in payments and in the money market fund they started, which has over $100 billion, and in micro lending, all of which is included in something they call a.n.t., he did say in an interview they would consider a public offering of that on the mainland. to your point, they angered a lot of the traditional banks in terms of what they've done, both with the money market fund that became the largest in china almost overnight and with ali pay. their predominant payment system online here in this country. not to mention the micro lending. the yes, they would do it in the mainland. we'll ask mr. ma about that, and why they are focused on doing that here. that's another part of the story. not a part of alibaba. it is the separate financial services company of significant heft that will command a significant market value if and when it does hit the public markets. >> david, we'll leave it there for the moment. thank you very much. we look forward to the interview with