one user saying that these cctv -- cctv has revealed issues but they are biased reports, they -- notlative parties relevant parties any chance to defend and explain. that is one opinion. is of a crackdown on big products or a fake crackdown, i do not know? about generalng aspects that china faces. should we care about products only on march 15? for all its infinite goods and food safety problems exist everywhere and every day should be a 3.15 day. rishaad: you can get that story anytime anywhere by going to the web download. is available on the mobile or tablet. android, apple, or windows. stories, and auto executive has become the latest target of the anticorruption campaign. faw groupan of china is accused of serious violations of the law according to the website. the company is partners with making thevolkswagen red flag limousine which cost around $800,000. 17% innomy shrank over the fourth quarter invited crunch in consumer revenues and spendings. .4% off of a decline in the second half of the year. gaming revenue may drop further in 2015. the slowdown is because of china's anti

we have that and looking at the tv -- cctv.as to be in the cross hairs. daimler nissan and overstating problems with the vehicles and inflating prices. called, i think. thompson,g up, john the chief executive of microsoft. we will ask them some questions about what is going on. angie: we will be watching for all of that. thank you for joining us on "first up.' trending business: is next. ♪ rishaad: it is monday, i am rishaad salamat.. this is "trending business." ♪ beijing and sydni ball first what we are watching. reading the needle. chinese pledging growth. -- threading the needle. all of theo have tools to keep the economy on track. monsterdevastated by a cyclone.

china takes this to heart because they have this cctv gallow.remember a couple years ago, apple was in the crosshairs because of consumer complaints about warranties. two weeks and tim cook finally apologized in china. this goes further than just possible product, reputational damage. they can also be fined and there are some other procedural things. the auto industry is again in focus -- volkswagen and others have had issues in china. this year we have a dealerships of volkswagen and nissan -- they say they take these allegations seriously. vw is also apologizing to consumers for any inconveniences. these are allegations that cctv does not necessarily give companies the chance to rebut. but basically they are alleging that the dealers reportedly overstated problems with cars and overcharged for simple fixes. rishaad: we talked earlier this morning -- it seems like it is all foreign brands. but then how come people involved with foreign brands -- that is my argument. >> they are a higher profile name in the automobile industry. they are the ones

they are looking at cctv footage, confiscated various bits of evidence and they are making various lines of examination but beyond that we don't really know much about what's happening in the investigation itself. you're right as you say the girlfriend of boris nemtsov a ukrainian woman anna duritska, has been allowed to return home. she wasn't kept as a suspect but as a significant witness. she was kept for a long time after boris nemtsov was murdered and questioned quite extensively. she has been allowed bass to ukraine. within the option movement friend and associates of boris nesms, they certainlynemtsov, are not encouraged that this will lead to anything substantive. >> thank you rory challands. u.s. secretary of state john kerry warns of further consequences if ukraine and the pro-russian separatists don't come to full ceasefire. john hendren has the story. >> in principle the ceasefire is holding but there's regular small arms fire. several small shells landed on our side. before we fired back there were greandgrandegrenade launchers who fired on us. >> translator: the ceasefire f

the video starts at cctv and staff suddenly look very concerned. they're running around left and right. why? because that's why. >> good grief. >> oh, my gosh. >> two gentlemen wearing ski masks, the other one carrying a massive machete came in through the front door of the pub. bolted it so no one could leave and started terrorizing everybody. there were a couple of people inside getting drinks. they actually zip tied people so that they can't escape. they then raided the till, disappeared with the money and legged it. they were seen running away. they were seen going across a loch in the middle of manchester. it has been four weeks and they're now appealing to the public for help in identifying these guys. >> keep your handsff the dog, you evil hrd that he's able to terrorize the dog with a machete but he's like oh look, a cute pooch. >> this one comes to us from wales, a very peculiar bit of shoplifting. someone is shooting the security camera footage. he's reaching his hands in and trying to get what he's trying to get. dropped something. slips

. >> this cctv footage shows them at a bus station in istanbul before the trip to the border. now we know that u.k. police spoke to them. first in december after a school friend of theirs ran away to syria. then they handed letters to their parents to seek for--to speak to them about their missing friend. >> this would not have happened if they were stopped. >> what would you have done? >> we discuss about it. we would take the passports from them. >> the metropolitan police service issued a statement saying there was nothing to suggest at the time that the girls themselves were at risk, and their disappearance comes as a great surprise. the girls were spoken to in 2014 as part of the routine inquiry by officers investigating the disappearance of their friend. the police admitted that more could have been done to get the letters directly to the girl's families. we'll never know if that would have stopped them from running away. but with more leaveing to help fight in syria they would do more to get out the story. >> the police have detained two suspects in the murder of boris

>> general thuggery around at world caught on cctv. start in hong kong having a disagreement with money changer. he started banging on the glass but didn't realize the hong kong police are right behind him. the police officer put his hand on his shoulder but this is where he then punches this officer nine times in the face before that member of the public and that other police officer can come up and break this fight up. eventually he is subdued and he's been arrested for assaulting a police officer and criminal damage. shocking right? >> this guy's got some anger issues. >> needs to change his attitude. >> he does. >> never mind his money. >>> from hong kong we move to the country of my citizenship, the uk this is in manchester. this gentleman right there, the bald gentleman, having his ticket checked. first he's positively a member of al qaeda. he's being a nasty individual. as he walks away see him there, walking along the side of the railway when he decides he's going to run across. this meant a train had to jam its brakes on and s

you check the cctv cameras in your house and this is what you see. >> that's not good. >> two masked men coming into the store and they've got an axe. their employee obviously terrorized but that's when the couple jumps into action. sam dillon says he ran down and just grappled with the guy with the axe but sam told the daily mirror he's like you know what i was just overcome with adrenaline he just jumped the guy and got him and grabbed him, but the fight isn't done. you can see they knock stuff down. he's wrestling with him. the other guy has disappeared. there are the employees. she's about to go help her boss out. he's grappling with the guy. the guy still has the axe. >> wow. don't mess with this guy. >> look that is sam's wife. she is carrying their son's baseball bat and she goes to swinging. there she is with the bat. she first hits her husband in the hand but she ain't done swinging. with the next swing she connects. she hits the guy in the nose. you see him instantly grab his nose. sam says he told him i can't breathe. sam didn't let him go. they eventually got the axe from

>> well, the investigative team is saying things like we are looking at the cctv. >> we see there is bits of evidence, but you no arrests so far, and no real concrete leads that we know of. they were saying earlier on tuesday that they believe that boris nemtsov was being followed from earlier on, on friday, the day that he died, he had gone pick up his girlfriend from the airport and was being followed at that point, as well. if you speak to the opposition side of things, people say they are very unconfident that this investigation will come up with anything they will see at justice. >> thank you, speaking to us from moscow. >> a suicide car bomb tack in afghanistan killed at least 14 people. joint army and police patrol was targeted. ten security personnel and four civilians were killed. >> more than 200 people ever died in northeastern afghanistan in what's called the worst series of have have a larges to hit the country in 30 years. we report from panjshir, one of the worst-hit areas. >> high above the panjshir valley the scale of the disaster unfolds. village after village cover

the investigation of the panel looking into the murder releasing statements like we are examining cctvge and see various bit of evidence where opening up numerous channels of investigation and examination, they are also hypothesizing about what the motives have been for borris nemtsov's murder but not hearing much over the moment are hard leads or specific developments in the investigation itself. we know that the woman who was with borris nemtsov when he was shot dead, a young ukrainian model who had been questioned extensively since the murder on friday night she now has been released, she was never a proper suspect but obviously questioned as the main witness and she has been released and left russia and going back to kiev and ukraine but of course if you speak to many people who are close to borris nemtsov or involved in the opposition movement they will say that it's very unlikely that whatever investigation happens into his death will turn up anything substantive in terms of justice. >> rory stay on the investigation into opposition figure and nemtsov's murder. a suicide car bomb

it is by this woman, she is a former cctv reporter. have surgery for a benign tumor. china byocial media in storm, but it has been taken down. it has led to an outcry by those who supported it. her documentary was pulled. there was some muted support for this in the official media early on. now the net has been saying, why did they take it off? everything is blocked within a minute. it is terrifying. chinese policymakers -- i am taking a look at international women's day. marchedn 1000 people from the yuan headquarters -- united nations headquarters. , change yourying attitude, change the world. #do it like ato girl. do not be ashamed to do things like a girl. you can run like a girl. it means to run as fast as you can. happy international women's day. that is a look at what is trending on social media. if you use twitter, it is easy to stay in touch with us here on "trending business." >> thank you so much. a special report on an italian fashion label rising again. this time, with the help of china. that is when "trending business" re

they're seen here on cctv. one has been jailed, three are dead and one whereabouts is not known. organized groups also sometimes play a role. two young men from cardiff appeared from earlier videos, they were linked to men handing out leethals to an extremist group. and it's not just young men going out to iraq and syria. one girl left a school in east london in december. three of her friends then traveled out in february to join them, a sign that it's women and also people of school age who are now being radicalized. this is just a sample and it shows there are no hard and fast rules for why people go to syria but friendship groups and the role of influential individuals often using social media certainly plays a major part. laura: today the saudi arabia's president went to rihad due to shiia rebels. response air strikes begins. frank reports. frank: in the yemeni capital today, thousands gather to denounce saudi arabia's air trikes on bases taken over by rebels. these are supporters. elsewhere in yemen, the air strikes have been broken by others. this is now a divided country.

now, as to the investigation itself the investigative team are saying things like they are examining cctv, they have confiscated various pieces of evidence and they are opening various lines of examination. but we haven't heard anything particularly conclusive, particularly substantive coming out of the investigation so far. the girlfriends of boris nemtsov has been finally allowed home to kiev ukraine. anna was held for a good amount of time after the killing on friday. not a suspect but obviously the most significant witness in this killing. but, of course if you speak to people close to boris nemtsov his friends his associates, they are certainly not expecting that this investigation is going to lead to anything in terms of justice. >>> still more ahead on al jazerra, including accusations from both sides of the conflict in eastern ukraine that they are not fully abiding by an agreed ceasefire. >>> and calls for better treatments of nigh grant in the u.k. some say they are treated more like criminals than victims. >> tomorrow. did the police fail misty upham? >> if somebody did somethi

they are looking at cctv footage. and they are conducting various examinations.ticularly particularly ref los angeles tory. they have been talking about the share justice motives they believe might have been behind the murder. they have been talking about these motives since he was killed late on friday night. but these are speculation. it's speculation nothing concrete so far. one interesting investment is the woman who was walking with boris nemtsov. at the time that he was shot. who had been held not as a pictures but held for extensive questioning, she has finally been allowed to return back to her homelands which interestingly, is keif, ukraine. but we'll have to wait and-y what the investigation comes up with. of course many people close to boris nemtsov close to the opposition movement are not confident that this investigation will come up with anything substantial at all. >>> thank you, roar i still ahead on al jazerra including accusations from both sides of the conflict in eastern ukraine that they are not fully abiding by an agreed ceasefire. plus. als

question: [speaking mandarin] translator: with cctv, as economic development enters into a new normal, people are also thinking, how we can bring our demographic scale and the growth trend compatible with such new normal state. last year, married couples can have a second child if one of the parents is a single child. in this year's sessions, many are calling for fully lifting the second child restriction. i am wondering if this is one of the goals on the agenda of the government in reforming its family planning policy, and if so, is there a timetable for that to happen. premier li: [speaking mandarin] translator: about china's population policy, as you said last year, married couples can now have a second child if one of the parents is a single child. currently, we are conducting comprehensive review of how this policy has been implemented. waste on the outcome of this comprehensive review we will also take into account china's economic and social development situation, and changes in our demographic structure. both the pros and cons will be weighed, and we will only make improvement

. >> this cctv footage shows them at a bus station in istanbul before a long road journey to the borderat u.k. police had spoken to them, first in december after a school friend of theirs ran away to syria and then in february they gave them letters to ask permission to speak to their girls about their friend. >> if we would have known this wouldn't have happened. we would have stopped them. >> what would you have done? >> yes we just discuss about it and we take the passport away from them. the metropolitan police service issued a statement saying that there was nothing to suggest at the time that the girls were at risk and indeed, their disappearance comes at a great surprise. the girls were spoken to in december 2014 as part of a routine inquirely by the officers investigating the disappearance of one of their friends. the families said that the police could have done more to get the letters directly to the girls' families. but with more and more young people leaving britain to join fighters in syria everyone will want to learn lessons from this story. >> a promise report on a promis

i can count at least receive onner eight cctv cameras on the wall right behind me over there. over there, overlooking this area. it's possible they have more video that hasn't come out yet. >> do you think we'll ever see that video? frankly there have been -- this is not the first time we've seen this happen to an opposition leader. we've seen some thrown in jail et cetera. i wonder if you think the russian government would even release that video. >> reporter: you're right to say the investigation of political killings in this country is -- has a pretty checkered history. think about the critical journalist back in 2006. gunned down in her apartment building. people have been sent to prison for that. the person who ordered that killing has never been found. another poisoned by a radioactive isotope in london his killers have never been brought to tis either. russia has a very poor record of bringing to justice people who carry out these kinds of terrible political killings. >> to be clear, president putin say weelg hunt down whoever carried out this murder bring them to justi

crime that has shocked india, and police have released this video of some of the suspects caught on cctvhorities say there were among seven to eight men who marched into a convent school about 50 miles from calcutta robbing and ransacking a temple inside. in a chilling attack when a nun in her early 70s tried to stop the robbers, one of the men raped her, apparently as punishment. the rape suspect has not been identified. >> it's a very very shameful act, first of all, to rape any woman, any female is a horrible and shameful act. but this one becomes even worse, because first of all, she's an old lady and then on top of it she's a nun. she's a religious who has consecrated her life to god and all her life she has remained a virgin. >> reporter: the attackers allegedly tied up two other nuns and the school security guard walking off with thousands of dollars, laptops and a sacred vessel. police have detained several men for questioning. some students from the school blocked a railway line in protest. it's just the latest in a series of high-profile sexual assaults. police say they're inve

. >> this cctv video shows them in istanbul.february the police gave the girls letter about speaking to them about their missing friend who had fled to syria. >> what would you have done? >> we just discussed about it, and we can take their passports away from them. the police service issued a statement stating that there was nothing at the time that would suggest that the girls were at risk. the girls were spoken to in december 2014 as part of the routine inquiry by officers investigating the disappearance of their friend. the police here have admitted more could have been done to get the letters directly to the girls' families. we'll never know if that would have stopped them from running away but everybody will want to learn lessons from this story. al jazeera london. >> brazil's supreme court has approveed the investigation much 53 people in the alleged part in a scandal. >> the list of names was released by brazil's supreme court. among the 54 people accused of taking bribes, their former president and both speakers of cham

as to the investigation itself they are there and looking at cctv footage and have pieces of evidence opening fairs -- various lines of investigation but nothing substantive coming out of the investigation and the girlfriend of nemtsov has been finally allowed home to kiev and ukraine and held for a good amount of time after the killing on friday not a suspect but the most significant witness in this killing but of course if you speak to people close to nemtsov, his friends and associates they are certainly not expecting this investigation is going to lead to anything in terms of justice. >> the deputy program for asia and amnesty international joins me live from london and welcome to al jazeera and he has been laid to rest and we still don't know who was behind this and what are you hearing? >> it's hard to say who was behind this although you can come to some news about this murder because it doesn't happen outside of the context and the context is a fast meltdown of basic rights and freedoms in russia. in less than three years since mr. putin was elected president again new laws in

so far, no arrests, even though the local media has been showing cctv images which clearly show fourof the seven to eight attackers. now the arch -- father of the archdiocese of new delhi summed it up. any rape is absolutely historic and outrageous. what makes this so shocking is the fact that she is an elderly lady. she is around 70 to 72 years old, according to the police here. and the fact that she is a nun. and as the father said she has consecrated her life to god. zain? >> an incredibly frightening story. i'll keep her in my thoughts for sure. you know several churches have been attacked in india recently. there must be some concern among the christian community there. >> reporter: that's right. of at least five churches have been attacked in delhi alone, the capital of india. and several reports of other churches being attacked across the country yesterday, as well. a church that's currently under construction again about two hours outside of delhi, being attacked as well. there is this growing concern that the christian community in particular is feeling that they are in some

a distant cctv camera caught the alleged gunman running toward his getaway car on friday night. these pictures apparently show the same car driving through the capital, though not the suspects inside it. the kremlin's guards claim their cameras saw nothing though their sheer numbers might suggest otherwise. the only known witness is nemtsov's girlfriend, but the model insists she never saw the killer's face and she's now flown home to ukraine after three days of questioning. and the row over ukraine made itself felt even here. two e.u. politicians from poland and latvia were banned from entering the country to attend while russia's best-known opposition leader was denied release from jail. >> woodruff: the kremlin has charged the killing of nemtsov was a "provocation" to whip up opposition to putin and destabilize russia. >> ifill: one of south america's most active volcanoes erupted today in southern chile, forcing 3,000 people to flee. the villarica volcano sits about 400 miles south of santiago and reaches 9,000 feet into the sky. early this morning, it spewed a sea of ash an

they had monitored the cctv footage from previous flights and found it to be no different. so that really eliminated that rogue pilot theory which as you can imagine for the families of captain zaharie, they were very relieved. >> anna koran live for us in kuala lumpur with some of the new information out of that recent report. ten past three income the afternoon there. anna thanks. zain? >> most of the 239 people on board the missing airliner were actually from china, and family members there are certainly not giving up hope. cnn's david mckenzie joins us live now from beijing. so i understand that these families had gathered in beijing to mark the anniversary of when this plane went missing. they also wanted to pay their respects at the llama temple. but then they were clamped down on by police. explain what happened here. >> that's right, zain. and certainly very disturbing to see the families trying to commemorate this one-year anniversary of their loved ones going miss and then being treated like this by the chinese authorities. certainly the families have faced harass

finally we're looking at a video posted online by a lady who is a former cctv presenter. personal story about the bad air in china, the air pollution, and also her personal quest to find out the source of the pollution and why nothing has been achieved in trying to fix that pollution problem. and also a personal story about her daughter which was born with a benign tumor. she's had a lot of kudos online for this. one user saying it's shocking and sad, such a great investigation really appreciated, it's so touching and deserved admiration. what's interesting about this video, so far it's had more than 29 million views on yoku alone, that doesn't even count other platforms on which it's being viewed. authorities don't seem yet to have censored it or taken it down. in fact the new environment minister in china appears to have texted her or sent her a message and congratulated her on focusing attention on environmental issues in china. back to you, rish. >> okay. we're going to have a look at more on what's going on as far as the markets go. we're having a look at narendra mo

thank you. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: with cctv, as china's economic development enters into a new normal, people are also thinking how we can grant our demographic scale and the growth trend compatible with such a new normal state. and last year merit couples can have a second child if one of the parents is a single child and during this year's two sessions, many people are calling for fully lifting the second child restrictions. i am wondering if this is one of the goals on the agenda of the government in reforming its family planning policy and if so, is there a timetable for that to happen? [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: about china's population policy as you said last year, merit couples can now have a second child if one of the parents is a single child. and currently we are conducting a comprehensive review of how this policy has been implemented. based on the outcome of this comprehensive review we were also take into account china's economic and social development situation and changes in ou

[speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: with cctv, as china's economic development in interest into a new normal people are also at 19th how we can bring our demographic scale and the growth trend compatible with such a new normal state. last year married couples can have a second child if one of the parents is a single child and in this year's session, many people calling for lifting the second child restrictions. i am wondering if this is one of the goals on the agenda of the government in reforming planning policy and if so if there is a timetable for that to happen. [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: as you said last year married couples can now have a second child if one of the parents is a single child and currently we are conduct in a comprehensive review of how this policy has been implemented. based on the output of this comprehensive review, we will also take into account china's economic and development situation and change than our demographic structure. both the pros and cons will be weighed and we will o

cctv footage is already being analyzed. evidence has been collected. carried out. meanwhile, at the scene of the crime, now lies a bank of flowers and mementoes in the honor of a life and voice lost. as that investigation continues, wolf the kremlin is vowing to get to the bottom of the crime and bring those responsible to just justice. russia has a patchy record of solving these political killings and there's widespread criticism that the perpetrators of this assassination are going to be brought to justice here. >> and the russians have allowed the girlfriend to flee? she's in kiev? >> yes. she's in the russian capital. she's been kept at close guard while in moscow while police investigated and questioned her further. she gave an interview to a local television station by skype within the past 24 hours basically saying she didn't see that much. boris was shot in the back. she couldn't see the killer or describe the vehicle that was the getaway car. the police have decided to let her go and she's gone back to her own country. >> she's back in kiev. m

they were pictured on cctv at a london airport, then they were seen again in istanbul boarding a busr the border with syria. and it's now thought they are with isis in syria. they were not stopped. it brought a huge rouse between police and turkey and britain about who was responsible for that failure. they are still missing and their families remain distraught. in the case of the three boys they didn't reach syria, but this case once again illustrates the deadly magnet that isis is also the difficulty authorities have from stopping people trying to join it. back to you, joe. >> all right. thank you so much bill. that is horrifying. again, you just wonder what teenager sits in their room and goes, you know what? i'm living in london. i think i want to hang out with isis. >> no. >> and be brutalized and probably killed at the end. it's hard for us to imagine it. >>> still ahead, jeb bush and scott walker look to stake out ground in new hampshire over the weekend. kasie hunt was there every step of the way. we're back in just a moment. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go fo

. >> and most of public transportation has cctv cameras, so why not in the cockpit?s the investigation. of course here it would not have prevented this tragedy. what might have prevented it is if the airline followed what american air carriers are doing in requiring a second person in the cockpit who may have been able to unlock the door and let the captain in. >> and jim and dr. burnetti when do you draw the line between hipaa type laws and the public's right to know conditions of who's fly ing. >>> to me it's reasonable for carriers to say, if you want 2 fly for us we want you to consent to spot checks of your medical records. i think that's an appropriate response without sacrificing privacy. >> and dr. burnetti? >> i would have to agree with that when something is so crucial that it's going to affect public safety, you have to act on that. >> yeah it would seem. alastair rosenshine dr. jacqueline burnetti and adam clinesman thank you very much. we are so much more in the newsroom and it all starts right after this. p. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry