it's cctv in a kindergarten. this 4-year-old girl is coming back hasn't eaten all of her food ahi the most brutal slap i think i have ever seen. this child has done nothing apart from attending this kindergarten and hasn't finished all her food. it just turns my heart to stone that you give these children over to be looked after and to see something like that is horrific. >> who knocks a kid out because they didn't eat all their food? how many of us left food on our plates? >> he could have really really hurt her, hurt her jaw, done spinal injuries to her neck. >> the injuries this causes to a lifetime because you look to your teachers as people you trust. >> look at all the other kids watching they just watched that happen. they must have been terrified. >> because of the cctv the police have been notified. this person has been identified and things are moving forward because it was shared and of course, there >>> this is a 13-year-old girl being beaten. you can see the blood on the snow already and watch as thi

there was cctv video of the vehicle earlier, and now apparently it's been found on a lot here in moscow. also what the russian authorities are saying is they are talking to witnesses, but they also say they are still going through hours and hours of additional cctv video because one of the things we have to keep in mind, fredricka is this happened in the red square near the kremlin with a lot of surveillance would have had a lot of people here at the time that all of this happened. there certainly appear to be a lot of witnesses and also a lot of electronic surveillance that happened that seem to show or would have shown what exactly took place here on friday night. >> gosh. well seems like those details would likely be documented. we will soon find out. frederick, thank you so much in moscow. >>> just last spring he sat down with our anthony as "parts unknown," and spoke about the dangers that come with criticizing the russian government. >> bad things seem to happen to critics of putin. journalists, activists, and those seemingly untouchable with fair game if they displease the leader

of their home appliances division inspecting a door of a samsung machine and according to the cctv, not damaging it. samsung thinks vandalism occurred at the hands of its deadly rival. lg is adamant that it didn't. rather than agree to differ they've agreed to disagree in court. so off to court they're headed. eyeballs -- to have the dispute out with the full legal panoply. >> so presumably it's going to hinge on hinges isn't it? steve, we'll have to leave it there. nauch thank you very much, indeed. you're watching "gmt" with me tim willcox. more in a couple minutes' time. you know, if you play football for a long time like i did you're gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a good deal. if you've had chicken pox uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty when it co

. >> cctv in london giving you the definition of a smash and grab robbery. this moped comes streaming up to the front, guys jumps off the back holding an ax kicks in the front door and starts smashing up the pace. >> those scooters can go anywhere. they are quick and agile and you're gone. >> as the guy is reaching his arm in just grabbing everything he can, as the getaway driver is waiting for him. he smashes up a little bit more. in fact he's taking almost $30,000 u.s. of jewelry and $23,000 u.s. solitaire ring. he comes up with a baseball bat and gives him licks as they drive off. they almost crash there and almost crash into the blue car before getting away. he got a couple good hits in swinging for the fences. >> did he get the license plate number? was it on the screen at all? >> if they had done this kind of preparation i would assume it's stolen. at the moment police still looking for these people but nobody was hurt. little bit of money lost. >> little bit for oprah. >> hopefully they were insured. >> another video of somebody swinging for the fence

free public wi-fi and free cctv cameras, this local library helps people educate themselves. it's utilization of existing government funding and the foresight to use it, which separates this village from others in the country. that contrast is clear in the nearby village, where the roads are crumbling and there's little sanitation, let alone wi-fi or public camera. this sub district official says other villages in the area are slowly learning from their example. he credits the village's forward thinking to its leaders. >> the villages nearby are headed by older men who aren't as aware or motivated to learn about government programs. these guys they're young active will to take advice. no wonder they've progressed. >> the next step is to continue its development with plan to say improve the look of the village and build public parks demonstrating the journey of one village as it blends the traditional with the modern. >> more news on aljazeera.com. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" - actress and comedian rain prior. >> i was born - you know, i think what they did was that

police said cctv images helped them trace and locate him. sunday morning, they said they'd got their man. >> we are working under the assumption that it was the same perpetrator behind both shooting incidents and working under the assumption that the perpetrators shot this morning was the person who carried out these attacks. however, there are a lot of leads to be tied up. there will be a massive police presence in the capitol the next hours. >> there is as calm and somber presence here where the fleece presence is still strong. many here simply can't believe what happened. >> we're actually shocked bit. we spent our night in the streets here. we found out that it actually happened only like one hour after we were here. it was really personal for us. >> i'm very sad very sad, and i hope that it -- >> there will be a ceremony of remembrance to mark what's happened to try to help people move on, if and however they can. nick spicer, al jazeera copenhagen. >> the french interior minister is in copenhagen. he says he's there to show france's su

police said cctv images helped trace and locate him. on sunday morning, they said they'd got their man. >> we are working under the assumption that it was the same perpetrator behind both shooting incidents and working you should the assumption that the person we shot this morning was the person who carried out the attacks. there are loose ends that need to be tied up. we will maintain a massive police presence for the next hours in the capitol. >> there is a calm and com about her presence at the synagog where people have come to pay their respects and where the police presence is still strong. many here simply can't believe what has happened. >> we're actually really shocked about it. we actually spend our nights in the streets here, so when we found out that it actually happened like only one hour after we were here, it was really personal for us. >> i'm very sad. very sad. i hope that it won't influence daily life here. >> there will be a ceremony of remembrance on monday to mark what's happened to try to help people move on, if and

police said cctv images helped them trace and locate them.n sunday morning, they said they had got their man. >> translator: we are working under the assumption it was the same perpetrator behind both shooting incidents. they also work under the assumption that the one shot this morning was a person who carried out these attacks. however, there are a lot of loose ends that need to be tied up. therefore, we will maintain a massive police conference in the police capitol for the next hours. >> reporter: there is a calm and sob ber presence at the sin going where people have come to pay respects and where the police presence is still strong. manicism can't believe what has happened. >> we are actually really shocked about it. we actually spent our night in the streets here when we found out it happened like one hour away we were here it was really personal for us. >> i am very sad, very sad. i hope that it won't influence our daily life here. >> reporter: there will be a ceremony of rememberance to mark what's happened to try to help people move

aside from high-tech investments such as free public wi-fi and cctv cameras this mobile library. >> the village's forward think to go its leaders. >> the villages nearby are headed by older men who aren't as aware or motiviated to learn about government programs. these guys are young, active willing to take advises. no wonder they have progressed. >>> the next step for punsari is to continue developments to improve the look of the village and about public parks dmojstrating the journey of one village as it blends the traditional with the modern. fez jamil, al jazeera, psunar ivillage. >> lawyers representing the mayor of k amountkarakus, a major opposition figure in venzuela is accused plotting a coup to overthrow the government. he says the always are totally unfounded. tom ackerman reports. >> the mayor ledesma arrested by intelligence police in camouflage has been indicted for conspiracy to incite violence he was transferred to the plates where another opposition leader has been held for the past year reportedly in solitaire confinement. state-run television said the conspiracy inclu

aside from high-tech investments such as free public wifi and cctv cameras this mobile library helpsducate themselves. villagers say it's the utilization of existing government funding and the foresight to use it which separates this village from most address in the country. and that contrast is clear in the nearby village where the roads are crumbling and there is little sanitation. let alone things such as wifi or public cameras. this subdistrict official says other villages in the area are slowly learning from their example. he credits the villages forward think to go its leaders. >> translator: the villages nearby are headed by older men who weren't as aware or motivated to learn about government programs. these guys they are young active, willing to take advice no wonder they ever progressed. >> reporter: the next step for the town is to continue its development with plan to his improve the lack look of the vellum and build public parks demonstrating the journey of one village as it blends the traditional with the modern, faiz jamil, al jazerra. >>> hollywood's biggest night is

aside from high-tech investments such as free public why identify and cctv cameras this mobile libraryople here educate themselves. villagers say it's the utilization of the existing government funding and the foresight to use it which separates this village from most address in the country. that contrast is clear. this sub distribute official says other villages are learning. it credits the forward think to go its leaders. >> translator: the villages nearby on are headed buyer men. who aren't as aware. these guys are i didn't think being active, will to take advice, no wonder they have progresses. >> reporter: the next step is to continue its development with plans to improve the look of the village and build public parks. demonstrating the journey of one vim little as it blends the traditional with the modern. fez jamil, al jazerra. >>> just a reminder that you can always keep up-to-date with all the news on our website that you can see on your screen there, al jazerra being.com. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edding. this is the show. the up and comer of this fashion week is

the use of cctv cameras should be seriously considered.l meat comes from animals that have been stunned. the food standard agency repeated that standards in slaughter houses have improved in recent years. this video suggests there's still work to be done. they warned they may take legal action against some of those involved. >>> the mountains in arizona are in the southwest of the united states, home to many observatories because it's free from light pollution there. scientists from all over the world go to study. the vatican has an observatory there, too. >> reporter: the story is somebody told us the vatican has priests stationed here in these mountains doing research on space and other inhabitable worlds. >> i'm a priest. here in tucson we have a research base of the vatican observatory. >> no we are not doing anything strange. we are not trying to find aliens that we could evangelize. >> science and doctrines in the world. they are compatible and have been for years. >> i find it possible to both believe in stars and a creator. >> the

. >> avoid from free public wi-fi and cctv cameras people can educate themselves. it's the use of existing government funding and foresight to use it which separates this village from most others in the country. that contrast is clear in the nearby village where the roads are crumbling and there's little sanitation let alone things such as wi-fi or a public camera. this sub district official says other village in the area are slowly learning from the example. he credits the village's forward thinking to its leaders. >> the villages nearby are headed by all the men who aren't as aware or motivated to learn about government programs. these guys are young active, willing to take advice. no wonder they've progressed. >> the next step is to continue its development with plans to improve the look of the village and build public parks demonstrating the journey of one village as it blends the traditional with the modern. >> we're approaching the midway point on this news hour. still to come, lawyers for the mayor of caracas venezuela promise to fight back against his arres

cctv's annual gala celebrating the lunar new year aired wednesday. >> each year nearly everybody in chinatraditional foods and watch that variety, which is put on by state media. and now organizers are trying to reach a global audience. cnn's david mckenzie got a sneak peek how this program gets put together and joins us from beijing. how is the lunar new year looking, david, and tell us all about this ex-travtravaganzaextravaganza? >> reporter: you don't necessarily know about it in the rest of the world, but everyone here will be talking about it today. we're at a temple fair. thousands of people have come out here to taste the food get a sense of the year of the sheep, john and zain. they've come here to celebrate the new year at the start of the lunar calendar. many of them might have been groggy after watching the new years. the shoulin temple school is fay nous for its gravity defying school. but they may not make the cut. there is intense pressure says the coach. each rehearsal is also an inspection. up until the last minute the show isn't confirmed. the show is the annual new year

david, walks through how much preparation and planning goes into the cctv xwalgala show.nerve-racking for the performers given there's 700 million people watching. >> reporter: that's right, zain. i want to walk you through one other thing. this is a temple fair. it's called the first day of the new year. thousands of people throughout china come to these fairs where they eat food sometimes give each other red envelopes of cash. this is the start of the lunar new year. it's kicked off with the variety shows, which is really a marathon of entertainment for chinese. and it's become something of a national habit. this temple school is famous for its gravity defying kung fu. still, after three months of pain staking rehearsals, they may not make the cut. there is intense pressure says their coach. each rehearsal is also an inspection. up until the last minute the show isn't confirmed. the show is the annual new year gala on state tv. at one of its final rehearsals it's a menagerie of chinese opera singers, dancers and acrobats all competing for coveted slots. this school has

police said cctv images helped them trace and locate him. on sunday morning, they said they got their man. >> we are working under the assumption that it was the same perpetrator behind both shooting incidents. we are also working under the assumption that the perpetrator shot this morning is a person who carried out these attacks. however, there are a lot of loose ends that need to be tied up and therefore we will maintain a massive police presence in the capitol in the next hours. >> there is as calm and somber presence here at the synagog where people have come to pay their respects and where the police presence is still strong. many here simply can't believe what has happened. >> we like to spend our night in the streets here, so when we found out that it actually happened only one hour after we were here, it was really personal for us. >> i'm very sad very sad, and i hope that it won't influence life here. >> there will be a ceremony of remembrance to mark what's happened to help people move on, if and however they can. >> we talked abo

now lg has row leased cctv footage of the alleged event, showing that their executive was testing, ase product. can you see him putting some fresh huron it but they don't believe they damaged the product. but they do say they paid for the four washing machines and thought that was the end of it but they couldn't resist having a little pop at samsung. they said maybe it had more to do with weak hinges than anything else. so now samsung is suing those executives for property damage and also for defamation. mediation is simply not working between these two companies. now samsung has said that lg's edited this footage to try and back up their claim. samsung says they have the unedited footage, but they don't believe it's appropriate to actually release that to the media. lg released this onto youtube. so they're fighting a very public battle. so it looks like the south korean courts are going to have to decide. it's not the first time these two have had this bizarre legal battle. they had a public spat about whose refrigerators were better and bigger and they took this fight to youtube. e

. >> police say cctv images helped find the alleged attacker. he reportedly took a taxi home and that's where police went to find him and he opened fire and died when police fired back. on sunday, the prime minister said it was a time for danes to come together. >> we are not in a war between islam and the west. this is not a war between muslims and non-muslims. this is a war between freedom for all and a dark ideology. >> here at police headquarters there was no information provided sunday morning as to the identity of the killer, however the police did say they would provide more information later in the day. for now the people of copenhagen and denmark feel relieved but may not have been saying they've been expecting such attacks since the first publication of the cashingitures of the prophet mohamed a decade ago. >> knick in telling services have been holding a press conference. what more do we know about the suspect and his motivation. >> police are not revealing much though claim to know the identity of the alleged killer and have other de

the cctv annual gala gets better ratings than most u.s.ined. >> each year nearly everybody in china and many asian countries gather at home to eat traditional food and watch the variety show put on by state media. >> organizers are taking steps to make sure it reaches a global audience. david mckenzie got to go behind the scenes. >> reporter: we're at the temple fair in beijing. thousands of people coming in here to celebrate the beginning of the new year. it's the year of the sheep in china. last night everyone was watching the variety show. one of the biggest shows on earth. the shaolin temple school is famous for its gravity-defying kung fu. still, after three months of painstaking rehearsals they may not make the cut. >> translator: there is intense pressure. each rehearsal is also an inspection. up until the last minute, the show isn't confirmed. >> reporter: the show is the annual new year gala on state tv. at one of its final rehearsals, it has chinese opera singers, traditional dancers, and acrobats. all competing for coveted slots

samsung says that they actually have the unedited footage of that cctv footage that supports their pointview. but they say to release it would be inappropriate. so of course, it's very difficult for me to say where this could go. we haven't seen all of the evidence. we're seeing the statements that both companies are putting forward to the public and media to put their point of view across. errol? >> our viewers can head to youtube where one of the companies posted their video to see it for themselves. paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea. past 5:20 there. thanks. >>> ukraine's cease-fire agreement is threatening to collapse the diplomatic efforts to prop it up that are ongoing. our update next. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to g

police used cctv footage and tips from the public to track down the man they believe carried out both shootings. when he's merged just before daybreak, he shot at them before they shot him dead. now, chris finding no information about the shooter has been released. police do know his identity. apparently he had been on their radar, and finally, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu appealing to european jews to move to israel, this as europe grapples with how to curb some of the violent pockets of hey dret that exist. >> amy kellogg in london, thanks for that. >>> this latest attack comes as our department of homeland security runs out of money in just 12 days unless congress finds a way to avoid a shutdown. house republicans passed a bill but tied it to president bauchl's rolling back issues on immigration. on friday i met with house speaker john boehner to discuss the fight over dhs funding and more in a wide ranging interview. >> mr. speaker, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> always good to be with you. >> haven't you and house republicans put the gop in a box with funding f

cctv's annual gala celebrating the lunar new year on wednesday. >> each year nearly everyone in chinaathers at home to eat traditional food and watch the variety show put on by state media. now organizers are trying to reach a global audience. >> dave mckenzie got a sneak peek at how such a massive program gets put together. he joins us live from beijing. and earlier, we heard you were born the year of the snake, i the year of the pig, rosemary the year of the ox. what's different about how people are ringing in the year of the sheep? >> reporter: the year of the sheep, there is confusion whether sheep or get to. it's still not the best year necessarily for chinese to be born in. they're happy to be here at the temple festival in beijing. but everyone's talking about the variety show that aired last night. it airs ever year. and it is a major institution here in china. at the temple the school is famous for its gravity-defying kung fu. still, up to three months of painstaking rehearsals they may not make the cut. >> translator: there is intense pressure. each rehearsal is also an insp

there were these cctv shots from the palestine hotel, overhead shots that showed the cement truck approachings killed in either 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 >>> what kind of tattoos you got? got any tattoos? >> every day across america, and around the world, human traffickers who call themselves pimps are selling women like commodities and branding them like cattle. >> the pimps will brand the girls, put their tattoos on their neck or have their names somewhere on their body. >> it is a particular depravity to tattoo somebody, to mark them as your property. and that is what is going on. >> beaten and living in fear, more and more young american women are now

cctv just a breathtaking operation. the chapter in the book on the message police.i try to express admiration for what there doing. completely legal. >> from the 17th century to the modern era for knowledge us visited and study china and essentially led to accept chinese history. chinese sources cleaned up culture and play down the bloody warring states. they guess that's the.you're making. right in the middle. the slipping away. >> is your work to do. >> the school for advanced international studies. my question is about us china relations in the context of two third-party relations that are in the news right now. with regard to hong kong the democratization. how you think those two triangular relations are going to play out. thank you. >> thank. >> thank you for your question. hong kong and north korea, the chinese secret strategy for the hundred year marathon. it's not to upset the americans. this is sort of like criterion number one. the chinese official position as i understand it, we want to help. we oppose nuclear weapons on the peninsula either in cell phone

cctv is a very breathtaking operation. that is the chapter in a book called the message police.i tried to express admiration for what they are doing. it's completely legal. >> you say in the. >> you say in the book and i quote from the 17th century to the modern era technologist missionaries and researchers who visited and studied china were essentially lead to accept a fabricated account of chinese history. chinese sources played up the confusion pacifist nature of chinese culture and played down the -- so i guess that's a point you're making here. yes, right in the middle. >> now he is slipping away. >> school board bans international studies. my questions about u.s.-china relations in the context of two third-party relations in the news right now specifically north korea in the context of the cybersecurity and the nuclear discussions that are going on as well as with regards to hong kong and the democratization and debates and discussions that are taking place. i would just like to get your opinion on how you think those two triangular relations are going to play out in this

and the confucius institutes is only one of many programs, cctv is just a very breathtaking operation that's the chapter in the book called "the message police." and i try to express admiration for what they're doing. completely legal. >> you say in the book and i'll quote: from the 17th century to the modern era missionaries and researchers who visited and studied china were socially led to accept a fabricated account of chinese history. [laughter] chinese sources played up the confusion and played down the bloody warring state spirit. so i guess that's the point you're making here. yes, right in the middle. >> now he's slipping away. >> he's got work to do. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> school for advanced international studies. my question is about u.s./china relations in the context of two third party relations that are in the news right now; specifically, north korea in the context of the cybersecurity and the nuclear discussions that are going on as well as with regards to hong kong and the democratization debates and discussions that are taking place. so i'd just like to get you

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it was a cctv footage that lead police to the suspect.pect to a neighborhood near the train station. when they tried to stop the suspect, he opened fire and they returned fire and the suspect was killed. at this point police are saying he was acting alone and there's no need for search for an accomplice in the case. as you mentioned earlier, there was an arrest this morning a short time ago in copenhagen. no details yet. it is possible that this could be connected. clayton, anna tucker? >> amy kellogg thank you. >>> there are reports that the shooter was shouting arabic phases. how did the white house respond on this specific incident in denmark yesterday? this is from the national security council spokesperson. quote, the united states condemns today's deplorable shooting in copenhagen. we offer our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased victim and our thoughts are with those wounded in the attack. no mention of islamic streechlism or terrorism. >> you wonder what those are. they were sorry the random thing happened to you. anothe