how critical it is. >> gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. hey did give us a statement, though, saying the products we found were quote "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." but through the barcodes on the tags we found at the finishing house. we were able to match the garments to ones at old navy stores in the u.s. gap added that it "strictly prohibits any vendor from employing underage workers" >> there is a fairy tale that major brands and retailers like gap and walmart tell to public. in this fairy tale gap and walmart are companies that are socially responsible and deeply committed to protecting the rights of workers and making every effort to inspect their factories and ensure that everything is on the up and up. that fairy tale has very little to do with the reality of the supply chain. for walmart, for gap, worker rights issues are not a moral issue. they're an issue of reputational risk and walmart and gap understand that their image in the eyes of the public has a very large impact on the degree to which they can get people to

one of the police blockades around independence square these men are protecting the presidential administration behind us the young men in her twenties and thirties with families. and while they can beat us on camera we asked them where their loyalties lie. and with their eyes to tell us that yes they do one of the westward eighty one to become part of the eu because of their jobs because of the positions they can say so about a kilometer away from the square. more police arrived a group of pro russia supporters. sure we will tell you. what's your rupture of power is hazardous to your neighbors must be together there will be a crisis in our country from runoff with russia. i'm standing here for president. and then four hasn't returned any connection between art and the community we must be with our neighbors russia and kazakhstan. if i should give this morning that the eu we would sign with. mom was doing but protecting ukrainian bet tha the increased financial aid offered could very well pushing an accord that back in signing him before and warming the hearts of many that deleting others at mccall. natalie tiny for cctv kiev ukraine. it's turning to the central african republic. tensions continue

. >> reporter: in palo alto at channing house they refused to speak to us on camera. but they were all smiles. >> i was very pleased. very pleased indeed. i don't know what it took to get him released but i'm very glad he's coming home. i'm sure his family is too. >> reporter: the north korean state news agency kcna reported that newman had been quote deported. and they reported that the government did it in a humanitarian standpoint because of the man's old age and condition. this is meryll newman in a video we brought you last friday. he read from a prepared statement. newman talks about what he did in north korea in his last trip. >> i asked my guide to help me look for their families and relatives living with ktrp. i gave them names and addresses to the guide in the hotel. >> reporter: north korea does have a history of coercing statements from detainees so the circumstances surrounding the maybing of the video is unknown. vice president joseph biden was in south korea as the last stop of his tour of asian. he offered to fly newman back on air force 2. but instead

. >> reporter: in palo alto at channing house they refused to speak to us on camera. but they were all smiles. >> i was very pleased. very pleased indeed. i don't know what it took to get him released but i'm very glad he's coming home. i'm sure his family is too. >> reporter: the north korean state news agency kcna reported that newman had been quote deported. and they reported that the government did it in a humanitarian standpoint because of the man's old age and condition. this is meryll newman in a video we brought you last friday. he read from a prepared statement. newman talks about what he did in north korea in his last trip. >> i asked my guide to help me look for their families and relatives living with ktrp. i gave them names and addresses to the guide in the hotel. >> reporter: north korea does have a history of coercing statements from detainees so the circumstances surrounding the maybing of the video is unknown. vice president joseph biden was in south korea as the last stop of his tour of asian. he offered to fly newman back on air force 2. but instead

the superintendent said they cannot talk to us on camera about personnel issue.fficials said they would talk to us off camera, and it's clear they are not happy gomez is back in the classroom. they had no choice but to compile and say they spend $125,000 in taxpayer money on legal fees, and also, have to give her 16 months of back pay. we, of course, wanted to get lillian gomez' version of events, but when we showed up at her house, she said she would call the police. one deputy said he would go to the door and ask if she wanted to talk to us. he came back and said lillian gomez would prefer not to make any comment. jason's parents are happy with their son's new teacher but worry every day who could take advantage of him. >> i just don't trust my kid with anybody. >> gary chuckman joins me now. gary, the teacher is back in the classroom. what about the students with her now? did their parents know about this history? >> that's interesting. it's a new school she's at but the school district, even though they don't want her in the classroom has not told the parents

. >>> the one bay area thief may be the real life grinch and andria borba shows us it was all caught on camera>> reporter: you know you can tell this much, that it's 2013 and there is nowhere safe pretty much for criminals to run these days. when you look up jerk in the dictionary, chances are you'll see this guy. according to venetia police, he also fits the definition of a criminal. between 5:00 and 7:00 this morning he busted into three cars and took everything inside. >> in one of the videos you can see him putting pressure on the pry tool and leaning into the window and snapping the window. >> reporter: as you can see, he was caught on camera but not before he added another definition to his name, grinch. one of the cars he busted into was marcy moriarti's, an oncology nurse at oakland children's hospital who had 1,500 bucks worth of toys for sick kids and their families. >> they would have either had to climb the window or open the door balls the presents were full into the back. -- because the presents were full into the back. >> reporter: marcy and her friends had bought christmas pres

they said they were physically drained and did not speak to us on camera.ack in court on monday morning at 9:30. that the time, there is a hope that a doctor will be ready to reevaluate her. more to come in the story. >> stay with kron 4 as we follow the story. can you find the latest information on our web site. and as well as on our facebook and twitter pages. >>> a woman says that she was moments away from stepping out of her front door when a car smashed into her house. this was the scene early this morning at the intersection of blossom avenue and cree road. and a car making a left turn on to the street clipped a vehicle which then careened into a home. and too shaken up to talk on camera. she said this is not the first time this has happened. and it is all because people are driving too fast. >> i'm angryky barely talk about it. >> i was few minutes from leaving the house and there are kids walking on this corner heading to school. and two parents were speeding down the avenue caused this accident, this is not the first time and the has been hit three

one. poll come to us. no cameras go no one by the way we had an exam passing it grants you the right to wear the special forces chevron and khaki bray. that's the first stage everyone tried really hard if gagne was very strong willed i used to say stubborn he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. so that when you set yourself a goal you try to achieve it at any cost. in spite of all that of the two hundred twenty two soldiers who took the exam only thirty three of those past. me and i were running in the same race this battle marsh's the main test was soldier stamina. the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the borders that's a part of the special forces code under no circumstances will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield you drag your friend because you know that his life is more important than your own. i passed the test on my first attempt and you get m

is her reputation and we go inside a spectacular trial with allegations of habitual drug use and caught on camerathese kids are living the life. and their motto "if you've got it flaunt it." >> plus, duck and cover, duck dynasty patriarch puts his foot in his mouth with anti-gay comments and gets suspended from the show. now the whole family is threatening to walk. au cou >> could the sun be setting >>> and good evening. court watchers tell us we are just hours away now from a verdict in a trial that has riveted many americans and has entirely transfixed people across the pond. the case involves nigela lawson, british celebrity chef and domestic goddess, who like martha stewart and paula deen before her is in reputational hot water. lama hasan takes us inside a courtroom showdown. >> reporter: celebrity chef, nigela lawson on the hot seat for the past three weeks, front and center of a fraud trial that isn't even about her. a case that involves her beloved former assistants, accused of embezzling more than $1 million of nigela's money. but a grilling in the courtroom has been spilling some dirty

one. poll come to us. no cameras no no one by the way we had an exam passing it grants you the right to wear the special forces chevron and khaki bray. that's the first stage everyone tried really hard gainey was very strong willed i used to say stubborn he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. when you set yourself a goal you try to achieve it at any cost. in spite of all that of the two hundred twenty two soldiers who took the exam only thirty three of those past. me and i were running in the same race. marsh's the main test was soldier stamina. as you can. the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the borders that's a part of the special forces code under no circumstances will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield you drag your friend because you know that his life is more important than your own. i passed the test on my first attempt and you gainey on his

one point, they were talking to mort saying basically i was a blank to her. what made me laugh is watching him. he still spoke like this. he still used his on-camera that i was a typical, traditional 1972 male chauvinist anchor. >> it's uncalled for. i cannot work with this woman. >> i did not take any offense. comedy is not -- satire and parody is nothing but taking a grain of truth and stretching it out to a ridiculous conclusion and i think that's what they have done very skillfully in "anchorman," the first "anchorman." i enjoyed it immensely. >> reporter: he's now an author and voiceover artist and he said it holds true in the '70s. >> i think they have done an excellent job of taking real situations, real tensions that existed and squeezed the humor out of them. >> reporter: this weekend, the real anchorman is heading to new york city for the premier of "anchorman 2" and is set to meet ron burgundy for the first time. >> not only will it be my first time to meet will ferrell but more importantly it will be his first time to meet me. stay classy, san diego. >> how funny. >> you mean to tell me in 1972 his home smelled of rich mahogany? they b

one camera here and one here. >> and this is multiple cameras and he can control it and move it. >> and what are the specs on the cameras, are they intended for different uses a daytime, nighttime, infrared camera, detect body heat and temperature. >> is this sensor the most expensive piece of equipment on the aircraft? >> the ball is approximately half the cost of the aircraft. >> this is the aircraft that's launching today? >> this is launching. our crew is doing their pr preflight checks and making sure the craft is ready to take off. >> and where are they going? >> they e going up to the eye area and check the fire as it's burning. >> and how long can it stay up? >> with a full fuel load it can stay up over 20 hours. >> where are we headed now? >> this is where the pilots and the sensor operator sit when they control the aircraft. >> this is the cockpit essentially. >> correct. >> the pilot sits on the left and the navigator on the right. >> they are flying the aircraft right now. >> exactly. >> the sensor ball is what the operator is operating. >> that'that's correct. >> it's heading off to yosemite and there will be a hand-off to march air force base.

we go inside a spectacular trial with allegations of habitual drug use and caught on camera marital feud fast cars and luxurious labels. these kids are living the life. and their motto "if you've got it flaunt it." >>> plus, duck and cover, duck dynasty patriarch puts his foot in his mouth with anti-gay comments and gets suspended from the show. now the whole family is threatening to walk. >> we're actually going to do this? >> could the sun be setting on their empire? >> announcer: keep it right here, america, "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan harris. >>> and good evening. court watchers tell us we are just hours away now from a ve

on at wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> caught on camera. a christmas time tradition turned ugly this weekend. hundreds of santas hit the bars for the annual pub crawl in new york city. but, there you go. that's the first problem right there. ten santas started fighting on a street corner. the time officers arrived, the fight had ended and santas disappeared. they are on the naughty list of all parents everywhere now. >> all right, amazing, beautiful, over the top. the white house party crasher and former real housewives star of michaele salahi. that is a mouthful. for $14.95. viewers can watch the ceremony live on pay per view. the ceremony in san francisco. get this, featured red carpet, jazz band, choir, orchestra, performances by journey and tower of power. part of the proceeds help strigs victims in the philippines. >> $14.95. >> we are rocking out and adding some color with tonight's hot holiday toys. you're going to hear all about this after the break. but first, you may reach for it several times a day. find out why you may want to l

on for the moment. again from live from mount sutro camera. you can see the police activity. reporting continues right now on twitter follow us at abc 7 news bay area. we'll continue to keep you up to date there and of course here during this newscast as need be. carolyn is off tonight. other top story. big if i ever burning in big sur. so far scorching at least 500 acres. burning interhighway 1 in the national forest in monterey county. lillian is on the fire line with the story. >> evening milder temperature did little to slow down the fire. this was the view from highway 1. evacuation affected 100 people in the big sur area. while those bit farther away from the fire have been told to be prepared to leave at any moment. >> we have been told to pack some about and prepare in case we get evacuated. >>reporter: have you done tha that. >> yes. so far -- yes. >>reporter: investigators don't know how the fire starte started. 300 firefighters have been called in and so far 15 structures have been destroyed is including the home of big sur fair chief. firefighters aren't used to fighting a fire this time in the middle of december

on this is our teaser married a bit welcome so. we see that these cameras these lipstick cameras that are outfitted on police are being used by more and more police departments around the country what do you think's behind this kind of explosion in their use they certainly are exploding they're everywhere now where there are number of reasons they're very beneficial to the police officers you have to remember that this footage that's recorded on these cameras is basically hard evidence that means that if someone were to file a complaint against a police officer say they're saying the police acted aggressively or the police abuse them and they would have you know they would have video they could. automatically refute that complaint so they could take that footage put it on a cd easily take it over to the court show the judge and say here it is right here it's didn't happen so it makes court testifying much easier it's also proven to deescalate a lot of situations now either that's because you know the people see the officer wearing the camera and then they decide to calm down a little bit and maybe sort of back off from the situati

on for the moment. again from live from mount sutro camera. you can see the police activity. reporting continues right now on twitter follow us at abc 7 news bay area. we'll continue to keep you up to date there and of course here during this newscast as need be. carolyn is off tonight. other top story. big if i ever burning in big sur. so far scorching at least 500 acres. burning interhighway 1 in the national forest in monterey county. lillian is on the fire line with the story. >> evening milder temperature did little to slow down the fire. this was the view from highway 1. evacuation affected 100 people in the big sur area. while those bit farther away from the fire have been told to be prepared to leave at any moment. >> we have been told to pack some about and prepare in case we get evacuated. >>reporter: have you done tha that. >> yes. so far -- yes. >>reporter: investigators don't know how the fire starte started. 300 firefighters have been called in and so far 15 structures have been destroyed is including the home of big sur fair chief. firefighters aren't used to fighting a fire this time in the middle of december

. >>> dramatic video captured using a camera mounted on a drone shows clashes between police and anti government protestors in thailand. you can see the cops fighting the unruly crowd using water cannons. 300 people were injured in the past three-days of violence. >> caught on camera. these men are believed to have so stolen 10,000 dollars in washington, d.c. the pair fled from the building after being confronted by a security guard. one of the suspects pulled a life on the guard. luckily he was unharmed. >>> a christmas tradition under attack. the residents are being forced to remove all of their christmas lights. for the past five years they have strung the lights from house to house to share the holiday spirit. officials say the lights, though, are a violation of the county code. get this, the must have deal at wal-mart on black friday wasn't the hottest new toy a big screen tv or the new tablet. the prize item at hawal-mart towels. they were sold in a six-pack for $0.29 per towel. 2.8 million were sold during that event. beating last year's towel sale by 1 million. a sign of the t

on for the moment. again from live from mount sutro camera. you can see the police activity. reporting continues right now on twitter follow usll continue to keep you up to date there and of course here during this newscast as need be. carolyn is off tonight. other top story. big if i ever burning in big sur. so far scorching at least 500 acres. burning interhighway 1 in the national forest in monterey county. lillian is on the fire line with the story. >> evening milder temperature did little to slow down the fire. this was the view from highway 1. evacuation affected 100 people in the big sur area. while those bit farther away from the fire have been told to be prepared to leave at any moment. >> we have been told to pack some about and prepare in case we get evacuated. >>reporter: have you done tha that. >> yes. so far -- yes. >>reporter: investigators don't know how the fire starte started. 300 firefighters have been called in and so far 15 structures have been destroyed is including the home of big sur fair chief. firefighters aren't used to fighting a fire this time in the middle of december but considering the lack of

on purpose to run us over. >> in a split second the peaceful ride turns bloody when the enraged driver plows his car into the crowd of cyclists. a fellow rider captures the heart-stopping moment on cameramong several cyclists hit. >> translator: and before i was able to look back again, the car collided with the back of my bicycle at the beginning of its acceleration, so it didn't hit me with all of its force. but the bike and i were thrown into the air, and i fell to the ground. i was left terrified from what happened, from seeing people lying on the ground. the sound of crying. the other cyclists that weren't run over trying to help those that were run over. some that were even unconscious on the ground. there were bloodstains on the ground. >> fellow riders tend to those who have been struck and ambulances arrive within minutes. in the end, 17 riders are hurt. the there are no fatalities. >> i am always surprised to know that nobody died in the so-called accident. it wasn't an accident. it was a crime. he was trying to murder, to murder us. >> after fleeing the scene, the driver checks himself into a psychiatric clinic where he was later arrested. he claims he mowed down the cyclist

one more holiday twist. the same guy that was seen in advertently mugging for the surveillance camera here, using one of the gift cards here at the target in vallejo with the crime that is now caught on video, not once, but twice. >> technology is just a great thing for us. and it would did bad for the criminals. but that's okay with us. >> reporter: and now police, they say that they will take a look at the surveillance video from this target behind me in vallejo some time tomorrow. marcy and her friends and family have had enough money with the assist who say that they will also help out to replace those gifts for those kids in oakland children. live in vallejo, k -- kpix 5. >>> it happened on rolling hill way during the evening of november 30. >>> the 21-year-old accused of shooting and killing a man over a playstation pleaded not guilty today. ronnie collins accused of killing walka during a botched transaction on december 1. but they claimed that the assistant d.a. is trying the case in the media. >> a motion that could run high in cases like this. i'm not frustrated, but that it is just hard for them

one, you have the mts ball, which has multiple cameras. he can control it and move it. >> what are the different specs on the cameras? are they intended for different purposes? >> different uses. there's basically a daytime camera, a nighttime camera, an infrared camera that detects body heat and temperature. >> is the sensor ball the most expensive piece on the equipme equipment? >> it is. i don't know the exact numbers, but the cost of the ball is approximately half the cost of the aircraft. >> so this is the aircraft that's actually launching today? >> this is the aircraft that's launching. my crew are doing their preflight checks, and they work with the pilot. the make sure the plane is in working order before it takes off. >> it will take off at 6:00 a.m. where will it go? >> we're tasked to fly up to the fire area and check out the fire as its burning. >> how long will it stay up? >> we have a full fuel load, and it can stay up over 20 hours. >> so where are we headed now? >> this is where the pilots and operator since when they control the aircraft. >> this is the cockpit, essentially? >> you have the pilot on the left-hand side and the operator sits on the right-hand

one. poll come to us. no camera journal so we had an exam passing it grants you the right to wear the special forces chevron and khaki bray. that's the first stage everyone tried really hard if gagne was very strong willed i used to say stubborn he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. so that when you set yourself a goal you try to achieve it at any cost. in spite of all that of the two hundred twenty two soldiers who took the exam only thirty three of those past. gagne and i were running in the same race. marsh's the main test was soldier stamina. as you can. the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the borders that's a part of the special forces code under no circumstances will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield you drag your friend because you know that his life is more important than your own. i passed the test on my first attempt and you get me on h

reporting or recorded the cops come to think that's influenced the police decision to use his camera so that there's only one side recorded an act that the footage to give it a couple bouts of the coppell has his footage due to report what is that while the police department says of course it's not a direct response to that but it's kind of parent that that's what's going on on the police chief that says that that has definitely become an issue i think that's the reason why at me like the idea of being able to get their perspective i spoke to the chief believes and is looking at it say about that work on slowing of the instruments were being recorded only basis whether it's softens whether it's partial webcams whatever the technology is there in the community. this is a benefit for us because as opposed to the twenty second clip in broadcast about the media weaned out the intensity and a new target in its entirety thereby we can rebut any of that spins are placed on the video tapes released by the media. let's talk about the precedent interviews with officers walking around doing their job with this camera o

cdit caught on our security cameras or here is something that could happen if you're like a possessive father, hereies something that could be caught on our cameras. >> either way, many of ushis moment. many commenters saying how could the guy even try a thing? a lot of guys saying they can feel the pain, man. tell us what you think. >> boston terrier enjoying a toy. is the toy good? is it good? is that your toy? okay. are you a mommy's girl? okay! ♪ >> this is a video from a philadelphia concert. apparently in this moment he's rapping one of he is songs but then he abruptly stops. hey, hey, hey, cut the outside drums. hey, homey, new york, listen, listen. >> he's talking to two guys apparently starting a fight in his show. home boy, come here. come here, dog. >> he called them toward the stage where he's at. and check this out? >> hey, y'all cool? i get that. you chill? calm down, calm down. y'all shake hands, man. i like peace at my shows. >> i like that he's a peacemaker in this moment. it would have been a lot easier to look oot security and say "those two, out." >> i do hope he doesn't let them stay in the front row, though. >> up doesn't want to reward bad behavior.

use our data in ways we don't want. we reached out to the companies who participated to be part of this story, but none of them agreed to go on camera to talk with us. >>> tomorrow the ntsb will hold hearings in the deadly airline crash of asiana in washington, d.c. flight 214 crash landed at sfo back in july killing three teens and injuring nearly 200. we'll have live reports from stephen stock beginning tomorrow morning. >>> the retired engineer who wrote his own report about the problem steel rods on the bridge. the 81-year-old expert did not like the errors he found on those rods which snapped when tightened earlier this year. today cal tran issued a statement saying it agrees with some of the conclusions and will continue to work with those experts. >>> imagine this. flooding at sfo and water flowing through high-tech company. it's not happening, but it's a very real possibility on the coast. bay area leaders came together to look at the problem and come up with a plan. the view of san mateo county is breathtaking, but the sea level is rising. a big section of the bay area could be underwater. >> the glaciers will eventually me

this grower agreed to take us around the facility, but out of fear of prosecution, would not appear on camera. he was the only one we found who would talk to us. is what you're doing legal in the eyes of the government, or no? >> which government? state, federal -- >> what does the state government says? >> state, we're compliant. federal, we are not. >> would you be arrested? >> we don't know. nobody ever really knows what happens. every story is different. this is actually a room that is just set up. >> okay. this is like such a massive setup. this is only one room. how many rooms like this do you have? >> two. this is a small to medium sized commercial facility. there are people with football sized fields. the city has no industry. so without us, the city would be worse. they say that one in three warehouses in the city. >> one in three. wow. that's amazing. so these are for all the lights that are in the rooms. you have the air ventilation system that keeps the air circula circulating. these are the charcoal filters. what each one of these does is filters out the air so you don't ever get

on camera. family members told us that tanks began firing artillery shells on the house early one morning and youcan see the scale of the destruction from those shells and villagers here tell us that this wasn't the first time this happened. that more than 60 homes have been hit in this way. people here believe this is collective punishment to force tribal leaders to drive out the militants. these are the men the army is really looking for. top of their list is shadi al munayi, the leader of the most active terrorist group in sinai. in a remote desert location, we met his brother who asked us not to show his face. "if my brother is a terrorist, i thank him" he said. "they burn our houses. who else will defend us." so you see your brother as a hero? "not just my brother," he said. "we treasure anyone who defends our children." it's a view shared by many here, frustrated by the army's harsh crackdown, sympathy for the extremists is on the rise. does your brother's group have any relationship with al qaeda? "only god knows," he said. "it is possible." it's that possibility that has egypt's military

one. poll come us. no cameras journalist by the way we had an exam passing it grants you the right to wear the special forces chevron and khaki bray. that's the first stage everyone tried really hard gainey was very strong willed i used to say stubborn he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. so that when you set yourself a goal you try to achieve it at any cost. in spite of all that of the two hundred twenty two soldiers who took the exam only thirty three of those past. me and i were running in the same race this battle marsh's the main test on soldier stamina. as you can. the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the borders that's a part of the special forces code under no circumstances will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield you drag your friend because you know that his life is more important than your own. i passed the test on my first attempt and

on camera. >> they are using our members and they are using the american people for their own goals. this is ridiculous. listen, if you are more for deficit reduction, you are for this agreement. >> yes. what about speaker boehner's outburst? why is he so. >> reporter: ed? >> pat? he won this battle. when you win a bottle, you are magnanimous. why didn't he disregard the fact these groups were angry? he should have said i know we have disagreements, i think this is a necessary and right deal. instead of going after them, he is appealing to the washington establishment, they are going to lacquer him all up for what he did. >> this is a message to these groups that their day is over and that the republican leadership is fighting back. and he wouldn't be doing that if the republicans hadn't come to the conclusion that the tea party fever has finally broken. you look at the challenges coming up in the senate, you look at the challenges, i want to finish this point. you look at the challenges coming up in the senate races to these republican incumbents, maybe there are one or two. they ar

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on camera. >> with all the extreme sports to show on the show, we almost forget there used to be this thing called bungee jumping. >> we don't get many of those on the show. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! my god! >> there you go. this is troy. he is a blogger. he was traveling around the world having different experiences. this time he bungee jumped. >> oh, my god! >> you know what's sad? i was waiting for him to fall. i was waiting for something horrible to happen. >> you were waiting for him to go all the way down to the waters, some crocodile come up, bite his head off, drag him into the water. >> now you're getting violent. but i'm glad to see somebody having a good time, enjoying life, getting a nice big thrill out of bungee jumping. >> i never do [ bleep ] like this. you don't understand. >> with a gun to his head, this store clerk didn't go down easily. >> he didn't slow down at all. >> see how the tables turn in this holdup. and a dude takes one hard hit. >> his buddies take a look. it's bad. >> how a shot to his manhood land him in the e.r. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> there's a clerk in san

but when it's caught on camera, it forces us to pay attention. 2011, upper darby pennsylvania. 13-year-old nadine corey is surround, then viciously beaten by a group of teenage thugs. one teen records the incident on his cell phone as six attackers brutally punch, kick and drag nadine, laughing while they do it. >> it's bullying in america at its worst. it's caught on video. >> the incident enrages police superintendent michael chitwood so much that he releases the video to the press. >> it's unconscionable. we're not going to tolerate it. >> here, nadine is hoisted into a tree. then hung on a fence. >> we got to send a message to these kids, these thugs. they could have killed that kid. impaling him by the neck. >> the heinous beatdown lasts more than 20 minutes. at times, nadeen pleading for help. >> i find it offensive when not one person called 911. not one person called 911. this kid was screaming for help. >> this isn't the first time these bullies have picked on nadeen corey. it all starts earlier that school year in september 2010. nadeen

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on this is our cheese a very dated welcome so. we see that these cameras these lipstick cameras that are outfit on police are being used by more and more police departments around the country what do you think's behind this kind of explosion in their use they certainly are exploding they're everywhere now where there are number of reasons they are very beneficial to the police officers you have to remember that this footage that's recorded on these cameras is basically hard evidence that means that if someone were to file a complaint against a police officer say they're saying the police acted aggressively or the police abuse them and they would have you know they would have video they could. automatically refute that complaint so they could take that footage put it on a cd easily take it over to the court show the judge and say here it is right here it didn't happen so it makes court testifying much easier it's also proven to deescalate a lot of situations now either that's because you know people see the officer wearing the camera and then they decide to calm down a little bit and maybe sort of back off from the situation or it'

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