>> that lady is caught on cctv footage and it was put on facebook because she did the old five-finger discount. notice how she's moving them around. she's moving them around for a reason. that's her subterfuge, try to go ing not to get caught. she puts the hanger back and stuffs it in her back. three days they had over 51,000 views on facebook because of what she did. >> people take bikini theft seriously on the internet. >> these two guys walk into the joy doughnut shop in dallas, texas. dallas police released this video. see what's on her hands? those are socks. this fellow on the right is trying to grab the cash registers. his buddy did get a cash register. one of the shop owners get into a tussle on the door. >> there may be officers inside. >> actually there was an officer outside. what happened was there was an off-duty uniformed officer who was outside when he saw the two suspects go inside. when they left the doughnut shop, one of them did get caught. the other, who had the cash register, ran away. they found the cash register in a field. what are the odds a police officer wou

we're watching cctv footage from a gas station where two thieves are trying to rob a man. the driver of that car takes off, leaving the man. motorcycle. >> he's going nowhere. >> the driver of that truck saw what was going on and decided to take matters into his own hands by ramming the truck into that guy. >> you see that the thief picks up the motorcycle while the other man takes off on foot. we see that the guy in the truck has turned around. >> like batman, vigilante justice. >> look at the truck. >> i can't believe that bike was still running after it was run over by a truck. >> you see other people also come, and they detain that thief until police arrive to the scene. >> does he get arrested too for using his car to ram into someone else? >> if so, i think he probably feels it was worth it. >>> they're flying follow the leader, crazy fast, crazy low. >> i'm like, no, man, i'll follow you, you go first. >> see how it ends, next. >>> they're classic and beat up. why restore them? them? >> i can get love for shoes. >> on "right this minute." never ending pasta bowl. so

now he was working in this store room as the cctv video shows when israelis stormed in and started beating him. he was handcuffed and then taken to hospital to treat his rooms. it took three days before he was questioned. he still has bruising now two weeks later. they released the attack and arranged the police refuse to check hissal by. it took them six days to release him without charge. it is consequences. they're not caught on video. >> the israeli army said it is investigating the incident. and it's initial findings are that the soldiers' actions are unacceptable. >> it's not humane treating. if it was humane. they wouldn't do that to a person. >> palestinians say that these kinds of incidents and worse happen all its time, and that it's only rarely that this kind of hard evidence that the world wakes up to how they're treated. >> still to come, we go inside the archives to find out how millions of records are kept in order. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experie

a video from a cctv camera which captured the attack leaked to the internet. >> the role of journalist is to provide transparency, to tell what is really happening, to cut behind the propaganda, behind the government line. it's vital work that has to be done. >> whenever enterprising journalists are slain, murdered, drowned or marginalised, everybody suffers. >> it's a measure of a civil society to have an active, aggressive press. and when that starts to break down civil society starts to break down. >> we can't say investigative journalism is extinct. not yet. it is an endangered species. >> it only takes one journalist to be beaten and murdered to think, "why am i in this pro figs. isn't there an easier way to make a living?" he holds the rank of career ambassador, the highest position in the foreign service. he served ass under secretary of state for political affairs. he served as the u.s. ambassador to russia, india, israel, elvalva door and general my and served and led the u.s. effort under the first bush administration, in the united nations, to build a coalition in the u.n. s

a video from a cctv camera which captured the attack leaked to the internet. >> the role of journalist is to provide transparency, to tell what is really happening, to cut behind the propaganda, behind the government line. it's vital work that has to be done. >> whenever enterprising journalists are slain, murdered, drowned or marginalised, everybody suffers. >> it's a measure of a civil society to have an active, aggressive press. and when that starts to break down civil society starts to break down. >> we can't say investigative journalism is extinct. not yet. it is an endangered species. >> it only takes one journalist to be beaten and murdered to think, "why am i in this pro figs. isn't there an easier way to make a living?" >> last year's crisis at >> i think the issue of journalists safety is something that should concern everybody who cares about the freedom of speech. >> if you could surface some of the bravery and courage that goes on in order to tell the world what is happening, i think society would respond better to the business of journalism >> so many politicians think th

turkish police have released c cctv pictures of the woman's last moments. the circumstances are unclear but she was found hanged. she was working for the institute of peace. >> it's heartbreaking. jackie was a consummate professional, a passionate woman and a dear friend of mine. she's a great loss, and she was a human rights defender working on women's rights in the context of war and conflict, and she is a loss to humanity. i don't believe that the statement around her having hanged herself in a toilet cub cubicle in a turkish airport is plausible. i hope that we have an inquiry into the circumstances of her death and it will be transparent and expedient. >> a recent report said that no longer is the worse offender due it is still the most dangerous. we have details from baghdad. >> for 20 years running the observe story out of this small office in baghdad sending out regular reports of every killing and kidnapping. he said rarely has he ever been able to include details of an arrest or conviction in his reports, and that the rise of isil has been made th

he was working in this storeroom as the cctv shows when the israeli soldiers stormed in and started to beat him. he was then handcuffed, blindfolded and arrested. the next day he was taken to hospital to treat his wounds. he said it took three days it was he was questioned. he still has brucing now more than two weeks later. israeli human rights group that released the video of the attack allege the police initially refused to check thiz alibi, and it took six days for him to be released without charge. >> it's the culture of impunity that we see here. the soldiers probably expect that consequences for violence, such violence against palestinians will be remote if even that. in those you can imagine all of the other instances that suddenly take place all the time against palestinians, but they're not caught on video. >> reporter: the israeli army says it's investigating the incident. its initial findings are that theed soldiers' actions are unacceptab unacceptable. >> translator: a person feels that he's not a human being. this is not humane treatment. if it was humane, then they would

(cctv/runs at police/shot) 3) hassan ran at police...and was shot dead. (cell/ahmed wounded on the ground) 4) ahmed was hit by an israeli patrol vehicle, and fell, stunned and badly wounded. (father and barry walking or interview) 5) but his father salah manasra won't believe his son is a terrorist. barry q: if the israelis say that your son did this, will you believe them? a: no (shakes head). he says...i will not believe them. he's a child. (shows barry bedroom and pillow) 6) in his first american television interview, manasra talked of a youngster who sleeps on a tom and jerry pillow. (barry q) what did you feel, as a father? a: my heart broke when i heard it, he said...he's just a child...***(cover end of this with video?) *** even if you see a dog or a cat injured in the street, you help them. i don't understand how the israelis think. ((live tag) ahmed was hospitalized by the israelis. he is now in custody and is denying that he attacked anyone. he is, so far the youngest palestinian involved in several weeks. ) the entire scene was caught on tape..

captured on cctv, the moment a palestinian drove his car into a bus stop on tuesday, then jumped out and started hacking at the wounded with a cleaver. just 20 minutes earlier, also in jerusalem, two israelis died and at least ten were injured when two palestinian men shot and stabbed passengers on a bus. at the center of this wave of violence, the al aqsa mosque, one of israel's holiest shrines, was the center of a debate over whether it should be restricted, setting off more palestinian attacks. benjamin netanyahu said, do not be misled about those who want to start a fire in the country. but it may have already started. after israeli forces moved in, it just escalated. video of the violence like this that shows israeli soldiers shooting a palestinian woman holding a knife, is widely shared on social media, fueling the anger and paranoia. today's deployment of israeli shoulders is likely to inflame the situation even further, especially if the security forces go ahead and restrict palestinian movement and around east engineer you sjerusalem. >> elizabeth, thanks. >>> the chicago cu