charlie: let's go quickly to the cctv. there it is. every hotel you look out, there it is.l us what went into that imagination that created the structure. rem: nothing really dictated it. i have worked for media companies before. it is a combination of studios -- most similar to universal city. when we worked for universal city, in a creative company, there is a tendency for each part to isolate itself from the and part to isolate itself from the other parts. and what we wanted to do is to look like an organization where each part and each member was confronted with all of the and ♪ and and and charlie: decision-makers in places like china tend to be young. true in russia, too? rem: it is difficult to say. i think there is a young generation with an enormous appetite. charlie: and a lot of money, too. rem: the great thing about preservation, it enables us to move out of the association with luxury and extravagance. charlie: let's go quickly to the cctv. there it is. every hotel you look out, there it is. tell us what went into that imagination that created the structure. re

charlie: let's go quickly to the cctv. there it is. out, there you look it is.l us what went into that imagination that created the structure. really dictated it. i have worked for media companies before. studioscombination of -- most similar to universal city. when we worked for universal city, in a creative company, there is a tendency for each part to isolate itself from the other parts. to lookwanted to do is like an organization where each part and each member was confronted with all of the other ones. that explains the loop and the continuity of the building. the byproduct of that is the building looks completely different from every angle. sometimes it looks like a circle. -- it was crucial to an identity which would change with your own movement through the city. charlie: where would you put this on the pantheon of things you have done? it is an amazing thing to be one of the authors. charlie: i was trying to push you into something beyond that. that is as much as i'm going to get from you. slide.look at this technology has changed architecture. invaded

are now working for cctv. they can afford the best. they have terrific production values, snazzy sets. they have no, no money to spare terms of distribution from satellites and so forth. so, it's a formidable effort by china and they have the long view. so, they are a competitor that i respect and have certain strengths. i just wish we would become a bit more of a competitor, too. but we've got to get serious about i, which is the point i'm trying to make in this speech. we used to be good at this. and the world is changing really rapidly right now. ways in which human beings communicate with each other are proliferating and changing daily. we need to be honest. so honest. and we're not. in my view. >> hi, wondering if you could comment on the seeming dichotomy between putting more money in social media when that is the easiest format for countries around the world to close off, build a fire wall or smaller firewall so you can never reach the designed audience. what's the dichotomy between that and the other half? >> well, if you know,

i don't know if you have ever seen the headquarters of cctv. one of the most extraordinary pieces of architecture and clearly not cheap. there are scores of confucius institutes that have been set up around the world. china takes a subject very seriously. they read joe nye who coined the term soft power and reach those books carefully and put them back in conversations about the matter. the problem for them is that at least in my view and you've got my resume. you know where i'm coming from, the truth is more powerful than propaganda will ever be. if you look for example, i was talking about kenya the numbers of cctv and kenya, looking at some of the coverage and talking to people that look that much more of it, the chinese were telling their african employees who worked on the station you can't mention the name of countries that have relations with taiwan. countries in africa. they can't even be mentioned on the air or when you are doing a story about poaching in mustn't mention the demand side, the chinese demand side. so you end up with jour

ger architecture prize in 2 thousand, 16 years ago am some of his most notable projects include the cctv headquarters in beijing, the seattle central library and casa demusico in portugal. the two major buildings have been opened in the last year, are the garage museum of contemporary ard in moss could you and the prada in millan. mi pleased to have rem koolhaas back at this table. welcome. >> hi. >> rose: we missed out, two years ago, when-- or year and a half ago when you were at the, in venice. it continues to be a great life for you. >> a great life, yeah. >> rose: a great life. >> it's an amazing life because it really enables me to be in places in the world when things are really radically changes. and when there is a need to articulate, a particular ambition. or whether for other reasons there is a need to intervene in a kind of situation which is more or less urgent. so it is really a great sequence of opportunity. >> rose: and i mean because what you do and what you-- i mean you help define the time we're in or what we're missing, even. >> yes. but i see my role to some extent m

>> reporter: well, frederique kashgs we're seeing new cctv footage on israeli media.the gunman in a superintendent, right before the attack took place. a bit bizarre behavior. he is looking at some of the produce. he puts some in the bag. he walks off camera, comes back, dumps it out and then he proceeds towards the exit. he puts a backpack that he is carrying on some shopping carts. he pulls out the gun from there. and that's when he steps around the corner. that's when he starts shooting the pub and the sidewalk, injuring eight and killing two people. it appears to be just one person but israeli police are looking into the chance he had help as well, but the attack taking place over less than half a minute, really, a real quick hit and then the gunman is running away. right now tel aviv, they're going door to door, house to house, street by street, looking for this gunman as he is still at large, fredericka. >> ian lee, keep us posted. thank you from jerusalem. >>> checking our top stories. bill cosby breaking his silence on social media, this tweet thanking his fan

i was looking at kenya, the numbers of cctv and kenya. looking at some of the coverage and talking to people who have looked at much more of it. the chinese were telling their african employees who worked in the station, you cannot mention the name of the countries that taiwan.ationships with countries in africa. they cannot even be mentioned on the air. or, you must not mention the chinese demand side. so you end up with journalism that isn't truthful. as long as they do not face up to the fact that does not sell all that well, they are going to have a problem. we do not have to spend $7 billion to compete with them. our project is a better one. it worries me, the size of the colleaguesme of my at abc and cnn, very good people. now working for cctv. they can afford the best. they have terrific production bodies. snazzy sets. is spared in terms of distribution, satellites, so forth. it is a formidable effort by china and they have a long view. so, they are a competitor that i respect that has their strengths. i just wish we would become a

they came back a few days later and took cctv footage that had been taken by the cctv cameras in the village for that investigation to start. as i say, the atmosphere in the village on this day, very somber and, obviously, big questions as to whether full justice is going to be served in this case >>> thanks for that rather tragic, very tragic account of events there in duma back in july. human rights groups say there's a culture of impunity in israel that allows such attacks as these on palestinians. there was a surge of settlor violence against palestinians in 2015. attacks have doubled in the last five years. a major study by israeli rights groups, over 10 years found 92% of cases end without any charges. the latest israeli army figures say that allegations in misconduct end without any action. the director of research at the israeli rights group. she says police are failing to investigate attacks >> if the police would have done its job and really investigate into these cases, these kind of incidents can be prevented. their most ground for closure is that they cannot find who did

but they're looking at this amateur video of the cctv video of what happens.ou can see before the attack took place, there is a -- the gunman is in a supermarket looking at produce. he gathers some, puts it back. goes on and off screen. then eventually puts his bag down on some shopping carts at the entrance. he pulls out the gun. he starts shooting everyone in this pub on the sidewalk, takes off running but he leaves that bag behind. that's going to be helpful for authorities as they investigate it. trying to get any clues off this bag to determine what the cause -- what the motive behind this attack is. right now, police are telling residents in tel aviv to go about their normal lives. to be extra alert. but really we have this massive manhunt under way, looking for this gunman, trying to capture him before he either escapes or something else happens, jim. >> reports as well he left a munition magazine behind as well. a key clue. thank you for joining us. >>> there is mounting trouble in chicago. newly released e-mail shows the mayor's office and investigato

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relatives had identified him from cctv footage of the tel-aviv shootings. he was accused of killing two people in a bar and a taxi driver. >>> adolph hitler's controversial manifesto is going on sale in germany for the first time since world war ii. the reprint contains critique's of his views. munich. >> reporter: it's author is long dead as is the party he created, but adolph hitler's book remains. the nazi dictator puts across denonesations of communism, and more. until this year, the state had banned the publication of the book wruzing copy write laws. but that copy right has now expired. >> translator: the edition demystified the misinformation spread by hitler, his blatant lies. >> reporter: but for some members of the jewish community that is not enough to justify this new publication. >> translator: the copyright has expired so what. do i have to republic all garbage. i i simply at a loss of words. >> reporter: the shadow of national socialism is still be seen on the streets of germany. brass plaques have been laid across the country to remember the

they have cctv footage.ve the records of when the two men sent western union transfer to the female cousin of salah abdeslam to get lodging in paris after the paris attacks. they have records of the trips of the two men made to hungary. they believe one is a belgian national. they are not sure if the other is a belgian national. they have a lot of questions on the trajectory of the two guys. they only put out the notice on december 4th. that was several weeks after the attacks. they would have plenty of time to get a long way away from belgium. >> so interesting. paul, we are talking about -- you are describing a funded, plotted plan conspiracy with cross border travel with many individuals, right? hotel rooms rented. bomb making factories in apartments in brussels. you see the attempted attack on the paris police station yesterday. a guy with a fake bomb belt with a meat cleaver and printed out picture of isis. shot deadly police on the anniversary of "charlie hebdo." we have isis plotted attacks and isis i

some of my colleagues at abc and cnn, very good people are now working for cctv. they have terrific production values, snazzy set. they have no money spared in terms of distribution, satellites and so forth. so it is a formidable effort by china and they held the long view. they are a competitor that i respect that has certain drinks. i just wish we would become a bit more of a competitor, too because we have more strengths. perfect to get serious about it which is the point i'm trying to make in the speech. we used to be pretty good at this. the world is changing rapidly right now for ways in which humans communicate with each other. we need to be honest, so honest and we are not in my view. >> high. i am wondering if you could comment on this seeming dichotomy between putting more money in social media when that is the easiest format for countries around the world to close off with either a great firewall for a smaller firewall seed could never reach the designed audience. what is the dichotomy between that and what is the other half? >> broadcasting, satellite

. >> right this minute, we've seen these suspiciously well placed cctv cameras before. didn't her reaction feel authentic. >> looked like she failed an expensive toy in the water. >> i'm going with fake because i thought to leave her phone out. >> left it on the edge. >> i'm going real. >> real. >> i'm saying real. >> we've got reels als across the board. >> the way she falls and this thing twirl into the pool i don't think you can set that up. she goes for it so fast. can't ruin her christmas that fast. >> it's been real. thank you very much, as always. >>> simple question for the two of you. what makes you happy? quick answer. >> my family. >> "star trek." >> some of the answers may be resonated in this project by soul pancake. they asked folks from 0 to 100, actually 105, they couldn't find a 100-year-old person, what makes you happy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> legos. >> my dog. >> i really love to swim and i love going under water. >> it's a simple question, some people give very simple answers >> that moment when i hear my daughter laugh. >> seeing my family happy makes

about to see one of them do you're not supposed to be do anywhere, a lighter putting it up to that cctv camera. police in the uk are trying to find these two culprits. >> naughty boys. >> take that society. your camera can't see. >> but the camera can see. this happened back in october but police are just now releasing the footage hoping somemebody somewhere recognizes parents do and will turn them in because that's criminal damage. >> never underestimate the predictability of stupidity. >> here you have somebody else smoking on public transportation. this is moscow and see the train is moving and this proves very dangerous and very bad for this man. there he's puffing on the cigarette. the train is moving. he loses his balance. >> oh! >> yeah. why is he popping himself in the middle of the door? >> looks like cigarettes need another health warning. >> seems like he was trying to smoke a cigarette while on the train but the sad thing, this man when he fell off the train he severed his hand from this incident and also the driver or the train conductor and his assistant are in trouble bec

. >> at first, the police struggled, but cctv led them to a lifelong criminal and two infamous thieves. the police put listening devices in two of the gang's cars. >> these were tantamount to confessions by the gang. >> as the men tried to move their loot, detectives were watching and caught them red-handed. all except one. seen here, a man called basil who is still missing along with 10 million pounds. their 60's were in and 70's. one way to spend your retirement. today the oscar nominations were announced and "the revenant" lead with 12, including a best actor nod for leonardo dicaprio. second andas sylvester stallone will be back in the best supporting category for his reprise of rocky in the movie "creed." one man who never won an oscar, but many thought should, died today. in the harry potter films, and "diee evil hans gruber in hard." we look back at his life. >> the ghost of "truly, madly, deeply." breaking emma thompson's heart, and the sheriff of nottingham. >> no more merciful beheadings. and call off christmas. >> and of course, professor snape in harry potter. alan rickman

they were also both seen on cctv surveillance cameras in the area. according to the police, at some point the suspect took olsen's phone and put his card in it. her apartment was described by the landlady as being in a state of disarray. olsen spent most of friday night in this nightclub, the monte carlo. defined hotspot that has a history of problems over drug dealing and other public order offenses. her father walter seen here laying flowers on tuesday outside the apartment where she was murdered, said in a written statement at the time that he had confidence that the perpetrator of a horrible and senseless crime would be found and sentenced quickly. ashley olsen had been living in florence for about three years and was described as well known and popular in her neighborhood. she came to florence to be near her father and start life over after a divorce. >> the man suspected of killing olsen is now charged with murder, aggravated by cruelty. >>> much more coming up here on cbs 2 news at noon. nominations. running for an academy award. people are sh

some of his most notable projects include the cctv headquarters in beijing, and casa da musica in portugalthe two major buildings have been opened in the last year are the garage museum of contemporary art in moscow and the prada in milan. i am pleased to have him back at this table.

ichlts i think a case in point here was baltimore where they have invested millions of dollars in cctvs and yet that city had its highest crime rate ever. does that not show that some of this high-tech gadgetry, maybe they don't work >> >> they haven't been using those particular sorts of techniques in baltimore. do we need much more? absolutely. we need to have a wholesale change in our communities. safer communities-- >> in our police departments we need that. we need systemic reform, institutional reform. >> we need community policing >>> i do believe this is actually just another brick on top of the large brick of wall that is being built where we're seeing an over militarization in our police department. >> i'm talking about putting cops back on the street, on the beat, with their communities, bonded to their communities. we need more of that. >> you will see more white people smoke willing pop than-- smoking pot >>> over incarceration is a big problem in this country >> absolutely. it's a big problem >>> there is another big debate people are talking about in hollywood right now.

he's cited here on cctv footage when he is said to have given his fingerprint. istanbul only a week ago after an illegal border crossing. the only hours after the blast that the police say they were able to identify him from his fingerprints. they say he wasn't an isil suspect. one of the most historic places in the world on turkey's tourist industry with foreigners dead. it all sends a chilling message and a realization of the colossal task facing security and intelligence agencies. some tourists appear defy an. although many are staying away. >> life goes on and if you let these sort of attacks like impact our daily lives, i think we are giving in to the trend altogether. i think we stay confident and live our lives well. >> going to the like this place or there might be an issue from my side. yeah. >> reporter: turkey's interior minister with his visiting german counterpart alongside, and the arrest of one suspects accomplice and describe how many isil arrests have been made recently. >> translator: 3,318 people have been detained over links to islamic state

relatives had identified him from cctv footage of the tel-aviv shootings.s accused of killing two people in a bar and a taxi driver. >>> adolph hitler's controversial manifesto is going on sale in germany for the first time since world war ii. the reprint contains critique's of his views. dominic kane reports from munich. >> reporter: it's author is long dead as is the party he created, but adolph hitler's book remains. the nazi dictator puts across denonesations of communism, and more. until this year, the state had banned the publication of the book wruzing copy write laws. but that copy right has now expired. >> translator: the edition demystified the misinformation spread by hitler, his blatant lies. >> reporter: but for some members of the jewish community that is not enough to justify this new publication. >> translator: the copyright has expired so what. do i have to republic all garbage. i i simply at a loss of words. >> reporter: the shadow of national socialism is still be seen on the streets of germany. brass plaques have been laid across the cou

and we also plan to set up a coordination body, as well as improving lighting and introducing mobile cctv units. new year's eve saw a spate of sexual assaults at the main cologne station. police have so far received 90 complaints, including theft and violent attacks. there were others from hamburg. >> we cannot tolerate the kind of behavior we have seen at cologne central station and elsewhere in germany. this cannot happen again, and the perpetrators must be punished. at the same time, it needs to be determined if this is a new form of organized criminality that we will now have to take legal steps against. authorities are now keen to make sure they are better prepared for the imminent carnival season. phil: our political correspondent, thomas, is at the studio. we heard the justice minister talking about a new kind of organized criminality. what does that mean? thomas: that is exactly what they want to find out, if this is a new form of organized crime, and that is why authorities want to find out first and foremost who these perpetrators are, if they have this north african origin, and

he is sited here on cctv foodage when he is said to have given his fingerprints a week ago.s hours after the blast that the police say they were able to identify him from his fingerprints. they say he wasn't an isil suspect. one of the most historic places in the world, an attack on turkey's tourist industry. it all sends a chilling message, and a wraellization of the colossal task placing security and intelligence agencies. some tourists appear defiant although many are staying away. >> life here goes on, and if we let these sort of attacks like impact our daily lives, i think you are giving into the threat all together. >> i don't feel safe look going to this place, so yeah, there might be an issue from my side. >> reporter: as the mourner defins, the germans who lost their lives on a package tour in this setting the leadership here is calling for foreign governments to show more solidarity and cooperation with turkey in its fight against isil. andrew simmons, al jazeera, istanbul. >> joining me in the studio is an expert on radicalization. what we have really seen between

he is sighted here on cctv footage when he has given his fingerprints in istanbul only a week ago after an legal border crossing. the police say they were able to identified him from his fingerprints. they say he was not an isil suspect. one of the most historic places in the world, an attack on turkey's tourist industry with foreigners dead. it sends a chilling message and a realization of the colossal task facing security and intelligence agencies. some tourists appear defiant although many are staying away. >> life goes on, and if we let this sort of attacks impact our daily life we're giving in to the terrorists. we'll live our lives well. >> there might be an issue for my side. >> as the morning begins, the german who is lost their lives on a package tour in this historic setting, the leadership is calling for forei governments to show morsel darety and cooperation with turkey in its fight against isil. >> the latest attack exposes how porous the border is between turkey and syria, and we have this exclusive report. >> northern syria, a student films a journey, a journey he made ma

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they were also both seen on cctv surveillance cameras in the area. according to the police at some point the suspect took olsen's phone and put his sim card in it. her apartment was described by the landlady and olsen's being in a state of disarray. olsen spent most of friday night in this nightclub.the montecarla.a florence hot spot that has a history of problems over drug dealing and other public order offences. her father walter.seen here laying flowers on tuesday outside the apartment where she was murdered.said in a written statement at the time that he had confidence that the perpetrator of "a horrible and senseless crime" would be found and sentenced quickly. ashley olsen had been living in florence for about three years..and was described as well-known and popular in her neighbourhood. she came to florence to be near her father and start life over after a divorce. allen pizzey cbs news, rome./// ((paul joncich)) the man suspected of killing olsen is now charged with murder aggravated by cruelty./// ((paul joncich)) > isis has claimed responsi

he was identified from the cctv shootings and he was accused of killing two people in a bar and a taxi driver. now we have this update from injuries limb. >> the situation came to a deadly end when the police tracked him down in the north of israel. he tried to flee the building in open fire, and that is when police returned fire and when he was killed they say oldly. the police reporting that none of their officers were injured in the exchange. again in the background of all this there is criticism of the police and security forces for their failure to track him down for so many days. while they have not described the attack on new year's day as terrorism, they describe the attacker as terrorist. we've seen months of violence and has seen police and security services not connecting the action to this latest unrest. many israelis are breathing a sigh of relief that he not only has been captured, and killed. the question remains over his motive. >> oil prices have fallen to 3 $33 a barrel, the lowest level in a decade. analysts have predicted that 2016 that would be $85 a barrel for rus

he cited here on cctv footage when he is said to have given his finger trips only a week ago after an illegal border crossing. it was only hours after the blast that the police were able to identify him from his fingerprints. they said he was not an isil suspect. >> the attack on turkey's tourist industry with foreigner's dead. it sends a chilling message, and the realization of the colossal task facing security and intelligence agencies. some tourists appear defiant although many are staying away. >> life goes on. and if we let this sort of attacks like impact our daily lives, i mean, giving in to the trails together. we have to stay confident and live our lives well. >> yes, there might be an issue . >> as the morning begins the germans who lost their lives on a package tour in this historic setting, the leadership here is calling for foreign governments to show morsel darety and cooperation in its fight against isil. andrew simmons, al jazeera, istanbul. >> the latest attack shows us how porous the border is between syria and turkey. istanbul has bolstered security but it's still a

should be smoking a cigarette you're not supposed to be do anywhere, a lighter putting it up to that cctv camera. police in the uk are trying to find these two culprits. >> naughty boys. >> take that society. your camera can't see. >> but the camera can see. this happened back in october but police are just now releasing the footage hoping somebody somewhere recognizes these teens and i'm sure their parents do and will turn them in because that's criminal damage. >> never underestimate the predictability of stupidity. >> here you have somebody else smoking on public transportation. this is moscow and see the train is moving and this proves very dangerous and very bad for this man. there he's puffing on the cigarette. the train is moving. he loses his balance. >> oh! >> yeah. why is he popping himself in the middle of the door? >> looks like cigarettes need another health warning. smoke a cigarette while on the train but the sad thing, this man when he fell off the train he severed his hand from this incident and also the driver or the train conductor and his assistant are in trouble becau

learning more about him, the father, as you said did alert authorities after seeing his picture from cctvecurity footage. before that, though, when he saw his son, he went to his safe, checked his safe, noticed that a gun was missing. that's when he called police. i need to point out the father is a volunteer at the police force. he told the police that they need to capture his son right away. this is all according to the uncle of the suspect. but right now, the bliss inside israel are still serging. massive man underway. road blocks around tel aviv. he can't escape. but really, you know, he is armed, they still considered him armed. they want to make sure they can ne neutr neutral is neutral. >> tell us about the prison? >> so back in 2,000, he tried to take a gun away from a soldier. he was arrested for that and served five years in prison. about this time as well, he was diagnosed with a psychological disorder. he has been on medication. the family is telling us they are afraid that he's off his medication, and that's what could have been part of this situation. they're urging the poli