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i think it's a great idea you can do it right now look at that camera and walking over to the d.v.d. welcome to the d. the b. of anchorman two you will see things never seen before scenes cut that the cast regrets you will cry you will laugh you will go home better than you were before enjoy anchorman to revisit it. i just got dollars it's amazing that for he did it like it was free but i doubt boy is your goal here really all that on the d.v.d.'s we have you guys are tremendous talents they have broad comedy to a new level you should be very proud to see great great. pleasure so let's see well in a snowstorm nonetheless a jewel in the snow. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the mike think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. at our team we have to print press. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing damm

d. martin. police are almost nothing to go on. >> security cameras were starting to become more popular.e were of course hoping, you know, that it was going to tell us something. unfortunately after we reviewed it, the only thing we saw was the poor man getting shot to the ground. >> we talked about the unusual nature of that particular murder. >> the thing that bothered us was there was no obvious reason for the shooting. in montgomery county, somebody being killed with a rifle is very unusual. >> a single shot fired through a window. no one was injured. >> there were no injuries and no clues. >> we weren't sure what we had at that point. >> tonight the mystery remains. >> that evening the two shootings were still just a local story. the next morning everything changed. >> montgomery county. >> yes, ma'am, i need police and ambulance. >> okay. what's the problem. >> somebody has been shot on our back lot. he's down on the ground and he's bleeding real bad. >> we had a call for a subject to have been out mowing a lawn. >> the victim is 39-year-old sonny buchanan, a landscaper. >> immedia

camera. the police commission president says that 30 l-a- p-d officers in central area, which covers downtown, have volunteered for field tests. the cameras will be used as soon as the department has drafted policies governing their use. . the public will also be able to weigh in online and before the civilian oversight board. the cameras are aimed to increase accountability and reduce complaints. >> the los angeles county sheriff's department says it will reform hiring practices after revelations that 80 deputies had criminal convictions, histories of misconduct or other problem backgrounds. the department says they will add a three-member panel to review applications. the panel will include two lieutenants and a civilian. twenty-nine of the new deputies had either been fired or pressured to resign from other law enforcement agencies. the department is now reviewing all 80 hires. >> the kron4 morning news will continue. but first, here's a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is light and is not too cold. >> welcome back. as the 49ers get ready to say farewell to candlesti

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. >>> a brutal beating caught on camera, and it happened on one of the busiest shopping days of >>e year, black friday. mielke hgren s hathe crazy d ano from inside the westfiel napolis mall. >>teeporr: the fight broke out on friday just after midnight at victoria's secret. you see the police trying to break it up as women throw punches and kicks. >> this is ridiculous. they were totally out of control. >> nothing you buy oris wth that much. >> 35 seconds is too loo ng tbe beaten in the face. wow, i heard about it all across the country that that were fights, and i didn't know it was right in our own backyard. >> reporter: the 17-year-old victim contacted police saying she'd never seen her attackers before. she says one of them pushed her down, jumped on her and pushed her in the head before a second woman jumped in. police released still pictures of the women they'd like to question. >> the suspects might have a legitimate reason. they could have been assaulted themselves. but we don't know that. so we're trying to get to the bottom of the story. >> reporter: and this is the second big fight caught on tape at the annapolis mall j

d-m-v office yesterday... narrowly missing >>> check out these thieves caught on camera in atlanta.hey drove a van through the front doors of a closed dmv office yesterday morning nearly missing the security guard there. but once inside, three people jumped out and grabbed two atms and then took off. all that only took three minutes. the van was later found torched with the atms inside. the suspects still on the run. >>> >>> hey, good morning, everybody. lebron james joins serena williams as the "associated press" 2013 male and female athletes of the year. congratulations. but let's talk football for you. his career with the 49ers spanned only three games before he was cut. he was an awesome shutdown corner for eight seasons as a raider. tomorrow, or should i say later on today, he will announce his retirement after 11 seasons. married to kerry washington now, going to do it as a raider today at a 3:00 press conference in alameda. good news for the packers. quarterback aaron rodgers is back in time for the winner- take-all packers-chicago bears game on sunday. rodgers missed 7 games

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. >> the terrifying accident is caught on camera by an employee of the occupational safety and health administration, a federal agency charge dg an enforcing safety work practices. patrick is on site that day for a visit. seconds before the collapse, his colleagues begin recording the crane, not for work but for pleasure. >> we were videoing it just to see and it turned out to be the best evidence we have. >> iron worker jeff kasinski is watching frit a man basket, suspends from a crane inside of the stadium. >> you don't go to work expecting, you know -- you don't expect to see one of the most catastrophic accidents we've ever had. >> the retractable roof is going to be the show piece of the cutting-edge baseball stadium, but lifting the reconstructed structure into place isn't easy. it weighs 400 tons. >> you may as well be lifting the world. that's a lot of iron to be lifting at one shot. >> the crane, nicknamed big blue, is the largest in north america at the time. it lifts the roof nearly 200 feet into the air. everything proceeds as planned until -- >> it was loud to the point where i could feel almost a concussion to m

d-con. get out. >> 6:54, headed up to tahoe for skiing, we will look at our camera shots provided by lake tahoe lookingavenly resort where they do not have too much natural snow but snow making has been in full swing, so, there you have it, the slopes are covered this white. as as we hand things off to america member, here are seven things to know before you go, senate majority leader harry reid is in the hospital this morning. he went to the hospital early after not feeling well. doctors are running tests but they say he is alert and feeling better already. doctors are keeping him for observation. >> target is facing the first lawsuit for the security breach that may have left millions of customers exposed. the case was filed in van yesterday hours after a hack attack was revealed. many customers are complaining this morning about not being able to reach the call centers or customer service. >> today the lawyer for the family of an 8th grader declared brain dead the file for an injunction to keep the girl on life support. jahi mcmath's family wants do know why she is in cardiac arrest after a routine

d film on flying. ashley halsey decides this is the perfect time to try out a camera he's just bought. >> the camera wasto me. i played with it so that i knew how to start it and stop it with relative confidence. >> nothing to worry about. we're just going to go up in a plane. and here's the plane. >> on june 8th, halsey and trushell meet and take off from an airport south of washington, d.c. >> and away we go. >> we were flying into national airport with reporters and dignitaries to attend the premiere of the movie at the smithsonian. >> eight steermans head up the potomac as ashley videotapes all the way. >> it was a beautiful day. it couldn't have been a better day to fly. it was absolutely gorgeous. just clear, just cool enough. >> a biplane has an open cockpit so passenger and pilot are exposed to all the elements. >> a small plane is more subject to wind, it's a little bit more of a bumpy ride but in no way a frightening one. >> waiting for them at national airport, a large and prestigious audience. >> an elite group of air afficianados. they were having a buffet brunch and they were all going to

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the real test is whether or not these cameras can actually detect details and faces and license plates. here's the dropcam, this is the d and here's the logitech. the light is low, so the footage is grainy. but fremont police say something is better than nothing. >> you commit a crime and we get it on video we're going to put it out and come find you. so our hope is that it works as a deterrent to tell criminals that you might want to think about going somewhere else. >> reporter: back here live at the house here, i have all these live cameras. this is what you're looking at all these feeds of all these different cameras we have. so the question is, do these cameras help reduce crime? well, its looking pretty good because home burglaries in fremont in the month of november are down 25% compared too last year. if you have these cameras, fremont police say advertise it, let the bad guys know what they are getting into. it just might help reduce and prevent some heartache on your end. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> good advice. fremont police also suggest use high resolution cameras and make sure you have 30 days of

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cameras. >> officer's currently doing what we call a black check. he's checking on the inmates. in order for him to do this he needs to come into a sub d room and words the individual's cell. mr. paul happens to be out in his day room time in the sub day room time and seizes that opportunity and runs out through the sub day room to the larger day room. >> where were you trying to go when you were running? >> trying to get as far as i could get and trying to set a record. see how far i could get here. [ laughter ] >> how far did you get? >> not very far. >> even though he'd gotten out into this general area, he still would have gone through at least four more doors and through several areas where other officers are working. >> and i tried to keep going for the next one. and then i couldn't find one that was open, and then they rushed me. i just kind of said, ah -- >> from that time of this episode, when he actually got out of the d room area, he attempted at least two or three other times to exit his cell while the officers were there. he tried to, like, push through the officers. >> one of those attempts began with paul faking an illne

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d map for a large chunk of the galaxy. >> they use two identical telescopes to track the movement. each has five mirrors can focus the light on to what is effectively a billion picks sell camerae most powerful ever put in space. this precision tracking technique will bin point the position of around 2 million stars an hour, that data around 50 gig bites each day will then be transmitted back to earth. >> this is a very powerful spacecraft to map the way the galaxy is moving we will know how it will form, how they are developing and together with all the galaxies because it is applicable to all galaxies. effected by other techniques that they may be able to find it as well. it has helped to map and remap the position of 1 billion-dollar stars. and motion through space. we have a five year period which we need to meet the mission. but already in 2015, first catalogs which can be used as scientists for their government. >> sign tights also expect to discover new as steroids, tens of thousands of fail stars and as many as went thousand super nova, or exploding starts. from such a detailed survey it's hope they will shed light on the structure, content, and evolution of our galaxy

d map of a large chunk of the galaxy. >> it uses two telescopes to track the movement of distant stars. each has five mirrors, focusing the light on to what is a billion pixel camera, the most powerful put into space. this precision tracking technique will pinpoint the position of around 2 million stars an hour. that data is around 50 gigabytes each day will be transmitted back to earth for analysis. >> a thousand million stars that are going to be observed by this very powerful spacecraft to map the way the gal action eye is moving. we will know how the gal action eye form, how it is developing and up to now, he could look at the light of the star, we could not see it. this will see it. if a planet is around the star, then it may be able to find it, as well. >> over the next five years, it's hold it will map and remap the position of around a billion stars. it will also be able to measure their brightness, temperature, com pigs and motion through space. >> one of the intricate elements that we have a five year operational period, which we need to meet all the science goals of the mission, but we built around 2015 intermediate catalogs which can be used by scienti