what about cctv — would that not be a good enough deterrent?might not identify that, categorically, that was that person, particularly if they were wearing something like a balaclava. suddenly, the element of doubt is there, and you can't categorically prove that. whereas there is no element of doubt in something like smartwater. the idea has been around for a while. it was featured on the bbc back in 1996, but using it to deter domestic abuse is a new idea and police say it is working. this is what forensic marking's doing. what we're saying to the perpetrator is, "if you go back to that address and you breach these conditions, "if you commit offences, you will be forensically marked. "we will be able to prove that as a police service "and we will bring you to justice, as well." how pleased are you that you got the conviction here in yorkshire? during that incident, the victim was able to safely deploy that canister during an incident at her home address. and during the subsequent investigation, we could forensically see that the individual wa

he was caught on cctv in kidbrooke and so was his car.oitering here in the cator park. the footage showed how he spotted sabina and then checked to see if there was anyone else around. he then ran towards her and struck her repeatedly with a weapon, which was a metal traffic triangle. sabina's body, covered by grass, was discovered the following day. after beating her unconscious with 3a blows, selamaj strangled her. i do not want to waste words on this cowardly, evil man, apart from saying we are all relieved he will now undoubtedly spend the vast majority of his life in prison. today the court heard how koci selamaj had been violent towards his former partner, putting her hands —— met his hands around her throat. hours before he murdered sabina nessa, his partner had rejected his sexual advances. nessa, his partner had rejected his sexualadvances. he nessa, his partner had rejected his sexual advances. he was born in an albanian city although he is said to have left his home country many years ago. he had been given permission to live i

what about cctv, would that not be a good enough deterrent?lly that was that person, particularly if they were wearing something like a balaclava. suddenly, the element of doubt is there and you cannot categorically prove that, whereas there is no element of doubt in something like smart water. the idea has been around for a while. it featured on the bbc back in 1996. but using it to deter domestic abuse is a new idea and police say it is working. this is what forensic marking is doing. what we are saying to the perpetrator is if you go back to that address and you breach these conditions, if you commit offences, you will be forensically marked, we will be able to prove that, as a police service, and we will bring you to justice as well. how pleased are you that you got the conviction here in yorkshire? during that incident, the victim was able to safely deploy that canister during an incident at her home address and during the subsequent investigation, we could forensically see that the individual was marked with the spray. the following day,

of course, we'll give you more details on that as we get it, but these are the later cctv pictures. we have of this armored column you can see moving away from right of screen or up to the top of the screen. and these mechanized vehicles are armored personnel carriers moving away so, so, so those pictures coming to us from the bell russian, a border with ukraine. ok now russian troops at had now launch strikes on ukraine from multiple france. let's take a look at the map. there are reports of attacks on the capital kia and on the next 3 larger cities that can't give odessa and an e pro, a number of other cities and towns i've also reported had been targeted across the eastern regions. let's bring in hannah shall s cheese, director of security programs that ukrainian prism, which is a think tank into joins us from odessa in southwest ukraine. odessa, of course, i am hannah, a very strategic area for any russian forces trying to make a move. tell us what you've been hearing and seeing there, where you are. all we woke up around 5 am also from the sounds of the shelling spots to look t

i'll see president thomas back to resist what he views as the instrumental ization of the olympics. cctv danger greeks, you with that the if for the games would be used for good would come in between those that the political tensions which were higher the time between his father and her things and, and, and others if her there the games would not be considered to be neutral, they would not have her survived. therefore, 1000 years australian open spectators were accused last month by china of politicizing sport. after tennis fans handed out whereas pangs whitey shirts back to confirm that he will meet the chinese tennis star who disappeared from public life in november after she accused a high ranking communist party official of sexual assault. thanks, wiley to retract to that allegation, that there are concerns she may have done so under duress it's a necessity to, to respect her and then to listen to her and how she sees her, the situation, how she wants to to live her life. china's treatment of weaker muslims here, and she's young province, has prompted countries like the u. s. and the

what about something like cctv, would that not be good enough?ereas there is no element of doubt in something like smart water. the idea has been around for a while. it was featured on the bbc in 1996 but using it to deter domestic abuse is a new idea and police say it is working. this is what forensic marking is doing, we are saying to the perpetrator, if you go back to that address and breach these conditions and commit offences, you will be forensically marked. we can prove that as a police service and we will bring you tojustice. how pleased are you that you got the conviction in yorkshire? during that incident the victim was able to safely deploy that canister at her home address and during the subsequent investigation we could forensically see that the individual was marked with the spray. the following day the perpetrator was convicted and received 24 weeks' imprisonment for breach of a non—molestation order which we are really pleased about. it's sad the offence has taken place because we want to deter it, part of our objectives is to pre

see that from the cctv.happen anywhere. what was said about how it was allowed to get to that point? there are 'ust allowed to get to that point? there are just ten — allowed to get to that point? there are just ten prisons _ allowed to get to that point? there are just ten prisons in _ allowed to get to that point? there are just ten prisons in belmarsh . allowed to get to that point? tt22 are just ten prisons in belmarsh at arejust ten prisons in belmarsh at the time, in the high security unit. there is a high prison officer to prison at ratio there. you can see the number of offices that run after them. there are people like peter clarke, the former chief inspector of prisons and forming head at the met who is now policy exchange you are worried that these kinds of it was a missed terrorist prisoners who are very manipulative by not being handled within the prison system, being kept together, been allowed to make plans and the prison officers may not have the training to deal with people who are going to

cctv shows russian military vehicles crossing the border from cctv shows russian military vehicles crossinge us public later today and added... international condemnation has come quickly. borisjohnson said... earlier, ukraine's president spoke in russian during nine minutes of an ii—minute speech, addressing russians directly with a heartfelt appeal for peace between russians and ukrainians. translation: who can stop this war? peole. and these people are amongst you, i am sure. president putin launched the attacks while the un security council were meeting in an emergency session in new york. in an angry exchange, the ukrainian ambassador challenged the russian president of the council to tell his country to stop the attack. translation: the russian president declared war. should i play the video of your president? you declared the war. it is the responsibility of this body to stop the war. smoke billowing from a ukrainian military airport. recently imposed sanctions did not stop the invasion. for now, ukraine is under attack and calling on international help. aruna iyengar, bbc news. et�*

we want black people to be treated like humans. moiz could have been my son, my brother, my cousin. cctv released by the police show moiz there arguing with a man who was taken down by others beaten with a club and a baseball bat and tied to a pole. black people represent more than half of brazil's population. the largest number, outside of africa corpus was changed since the times of slavery. moiz was tied and beaten to death in public as if he were a thing of moses family fled the war in congo in 2014. his mother asked for justice and peace and we were in away from violence in a civil war to find more. wildlands. suzette, you go miss a teacher. an activist says moses, tragic death is now uniting brazilians against discrimination. will have to unite and fight for minorities. indigenous people, black people, gay people. the murder happened during an electoral year with pres than bull sonata aiming for a 2nd term. but these protestors say that the president silence shows how little he has done to protect minorities. monica and i give, i'll jazeera hundreds of protest as of rallied for a 2

the country. officials say that moscow is attacking from 3 sides the north east and south shore . cctv for it shows russian military personnel moving across the border from crimea . ukraine says its army is fighting back. civilians are trying to flee in some places as reports of casualties come in. western nations are expressing their outrage at the offensive and say moscow will pay a heavy price. bullying. d. w 25 ties in the capital, kia funny. what a night, what a morning for people there. what is the situation like and key of what you want actually is worsening in terms of the announcement that are being made right now by the ukranian government. the u. s. president is basically taking everything to social media, trying to inform people they are, the ukrainian defense minister says everyone who is able to hold a weapon is basically called upon to join the defense forces. that clearly underlines what's been already analyzed over the course of the past. weeks that ukrainians military forces in to inferior compared to russia's military. now we do not know what the situation is going t

you see in the cctv footage that was shown to the jury, hashem abedi who was the brother of the manchesterining and interacting with two other prisoners, including the failed parsons green bomber, and then running off screen to savagely attack a prison officer in his office. attacking with an office chair, kicking him, punching him and it was only because of the high staffing levels in the high security unit in belmarsh prison that they were quickly pulled off him and he suffered relatively minor injuries, cuts to his head and some bruising to his body, but it does raise the question of why it is that two men serving life sentences for very serious terrorist offences were being held on the same spirit along with a man who had talked aspirational about carrying a knife attack on speakers' corner when he was arrested and there they all are in the same unit and apparently idle to plan this attack on a prison officer just to plan this attack on a prison officerjust because he had taken away some of their privileges. it was a deeply unsettling case but they have all now been convicted and will

what you see in the cctv footage that was shown to the jury cctv footage that was shown to the jury isof belmarsh prison that they were quickly pulled off him and he suffered relatively minor injuries, cuts to his head and some bruising to his body. but it does raise the question of why it is that two men serving a sentence for very, very serious terrorist offences will be held on the same area along with a man who had talked aspirational me about carrying out a knife attack on about carrying out a knife attack on a speakers' corner when he was arrested and there they all are on the same unit had apparently able to plan this attack on a prison officer just because you're taking away some of their privileges. it was a deeply unsettling case but they have all now been convicted will get longer sentences than they are already serving. sentences than they are already servinr. �* w ., sentences than they are already servin.. �* ., ., ., serving. buckingham palace at the queen has cancelled _ serving. buckingham palace at the queen has cancelled a _ serving. buckingham palace at the queen ha

we have cctv cameras, spotting -- body cameras. something like 80% of all criminal cases now involve some kind of video evidence, which is harder to push back on if you are a defendant. so i disagree with the mischaracterization there. host: more about what we talked about this morning, in his upcoming book, criminal injustice: what the push for dig -incarceration and de-policing gets wrong at who it hurts most, is this your first book? guest: it is. host: we will go to roy in north carolina, democrats line. caller: thank you. the big think to me is, every other developed country in the world has got off there butt and some form of license, registration and insurance. the gun worshipers compare cars to guns, that cars can kill people too. cars have a million purposes. the only purpose of a gun is to kill, intimidate. sometimes rightly, but that is the only purpose. there is no such thing as an accidental death, there are millions of those with guns. we don't know how many crimes use them. license, registration and insurance, if tha

sided coverage, calling it a russian invasion, using the term military operations on their television, cctv. time and again. there were reporters cited -- provided millions of viewers with information. their state backed tabloid newspaper, quote, unquote, investigating neo-nazi elements in neo-nazi guards. a talking point from the kremlin. so all of this one sided messaging from the government, for years, sharing common grievances and its allies may explain the actions we have seen, pro putin, pro russia, disparaging comments against usual. causing backlash to chinese noted trapped in ukraine. obviously for weeks the authorize the warning about imminent war. they didn't get evacuated like their western counterparts did. michael? >> all right, steven jiang. jim bittermann in paris. thanks to all of you for your reporting. >>> joining me now is william taylor, former ambassador to this country, and vice president of the russia and europe institute of peace. ambassador, thanks so much for being with us. before i was going to get to the question, your talks, the hopes for those, and also your r

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cctv shows tubbs going into the denny's bathroom and fleeing the scene after assault action young girlrested until 2019. prosecutors say she started identifying as female after that. she's got a lengthy criminal history. audio i was able to obtain from law enforcement sources show she was talking with her dad in november before she was sentenced. in the calls, she gloats that she's not going to have to serve any prison time for the crime. take a listen. >> don't worry about it. i'm going to plead out, plea guilty. they're going to stick me oh prodation and it will be dropped. >> you tonight have to register as an offender? >> i don't have to do none of that. >> what are they going to do you then? >> nothing. >> tubbs went on to make extremely crude remarks about the 10-year-old victim, laughing about her sexual attraction nor the sexual girl. george gascon's office said they didn't know about the calls until they asked him about it last week. gas cone said in part, after tubbs sentence, i became aware of troubling statements that she made about her case. the resolution of it and the yo

the north east and south. cctv footage has recorded russian military personnel moving across the border from crimea. ukraine says its army is fighting back. civilians are trying to flee in some places as reports of casualties start to come in. western nations are expressing outrage at the offensive and say moscow will pay a heavy price. the european union is planning you sanctions against russia in response to its attack on ukraine. european commission, president or telephone line promised europe would stand by ukraine and hold russia accountable. russians targets is not only done, but the target is not only ukraine. the target is the stability and europe and the whole of the international piece order. and we will hold president putin accountable for that. later today, we will present a package of massive and targeted sanctions to european leaders for approval. with this package, we will target strategic sectors of the russian economy. by blocking their excess to technologies and markets, the doc, he, for russia, we will weaken russia's economic base and its capacity to modernize. and i

leeds says they're reviewing cctv footage to identify those causing trouble and will impose lifetimew, there is some investigation going on from leeds united. i don't think that anything happened in the end, anthony elanga looked well and was happy about scoring his goal. yeah, obviously, things like that should not happen and even this game, even more so this game, the atmosphere was great, at times you had to cool down things on the pitch a little bit which is what i try to do when i walked onto the pitch, i didn't want anything to happen, yellow, or red card, and in moments like this i think it is important to try to cool things down. there was controversy on the pitch too. the pfa says concussion protocols are failing to prioritise player safety, after leeds' robin koch left the field following a clash of heads. koch collided with united's scott mctominay in the first half but stayed on the field for almost another 20 minutes. his club say koch passed all of the on—field concussion screening tests, and the player himself tweeted, saying he wanted to support the team for longer ye

there was that cctv video of troops crossing the border, on a border crossing between ukraine and belarus. that was one of the things that had always been hanging in the air, whether or not russian forces would also invade belarus. i was actually at exercises last week in belarus with the russian and belarusian militaries where i asked belarusian strongman alexander lukashenko about the possibility of that happening, and he laughed it off. he said, do you really believe that we're going to invade ukraine from belarus? well, now it certainly appears as though that does seem to be happening. as far as some of those other possible ground invasions, we don't have confirmation yet about where russian forces may have also crossed the border. but one thing i can tell you, michael, from having been in this region and really having gone down from the south near donetsk, all the way up to hear to north of ukraine, to belgorod, we did see some encampments that appeared to be russian special forces, which would no doubt be the first ones that would go on if there was a larger ground invasion. certain

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last night at about midnight, i looked at cctv from my hotel room and there was about a dozen peoplethe middle of the road so it has swollen back to the hundreds. it will be interesting to see tonight, alex, whether or not those numbers dwindle again. >> okay. well, keep an eye on things there on the ground, and from your hotel room. we appreciate all your efforts, cal perry. >>> so, all the stuff of presidents. what can a former president take with them, legally, when they leave the white house? we've got answers to that for you. e the white house? we've got answers to that for we've got answers to that for you. nurtec can treat and prevent migraines. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea and stomach pain and indigestion. ask your doctor about nurtec today. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. and indigestion. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. ♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪ this magic moment ♪ but heinz knows

we want black people to be treated like humans. moiz could have been my son, my brother, my cousin. cctv released by the police show moist, they're arguing with a man who was taken down by others, beaten with a club and a baseball bat and tied to a pole. black people represent more than half of brazil's population. the largest number, outside of africa corpus was changed since the times of slavery. moiz was tied and beaten to death in public as if he were a thing that was his family fled the war in congo in 2014. his mother asked for justice and peace and we ran away from violence in a civil war to find more. wildlands. sacha gone is a teacher, an activist says moses, tragic death is now uniting brazilians against discrimination will have to unite and fight for minorities. indigenous people, black people, gay people. the murder happened during an electoral year with pres them bull sonata aiming for a 2nd term. but these protestors say that the president silence shows how little he has done to protect minorities, monica inactive, i'll jazeera under the protest as have been rallying for a

this video was caught by cctv cameras. they saw ground forces and tanks moving into ukraine.ve entered several cities. and today taking aim at the capitol. there's growing concern keith could fall within days or even hours. ukrainian authorities say they've distributed about 18,000 guns to reservists as they prepare to defend the region. nearly three dozen civilians sites have been bombed around kiev. most of the residents in this bombed out building our families of soviet army servicemen and border guards. residents said they were thrown out of their beds by the blast, and they sang the ukrainian national anthem as they cleaned up the break. shots were fired as people tried to board trains out of the country. many ukrainians are fleeing by any means necessary. some refugees are arriving in poland to volunteers were there at the border to help them, and many locals even offered free transportation around poland. hungary is also welcoming refugees providing food, shelter and legal protection, while thousands are fleeing. others are staying in ukraine preparing to fight there i

russian troops leaving occupied crimea are pouringn-- captured on a cctv camera, before a soldier climbed the camera down. a senior u.s. defense official says russian troops in the south are advancing past kherson, and splitting off, andeading toward mariupol. in kakhovka, russian forces are battling for a dam and power plant. on the sea of azov, thousands of russian troops are coming ashore, and russia continues its assaults toward kyiv, and in the east, on kharkiv-- ( explosion ) --where journalists took cover in drainage pipes, and military vehicles were left smoldering. ( gunfire ) for many ukrainians, it's all gotten too mh. soldiers had to fire warning shots at kyiv's train station. thousands are trying to flee. families who make it to romania's border have to split up-- ukraine blocked 18- to 60- year-old men from leaving. juliana is from western ukraine. >> we don't believe putin, and we have our daughter. so, we are afraid. >> schifrin: alona, from kyiv. >> there are lots of fights, so that's awful. there is nothing good there, just blood, ruins, and all the worst that war can br

and the -- and the cctv video definitely, remarkable to see that apparently there are, on audio large scale now, foreign forces invading ukraine. don. >> frederick, i want you to respond to this because we are getting information that russian president vladimir putin and belarusian president alexander lukashenko spoke by phone thursday. belarusian state news agency belta reported the morning russia launched military strikes against ukraine at about 5:00 a.m. today. a telephone conversation took place between the presidents of belarus and russia, during which vladimir putin informed his belarusian counterpart about the situation on the border with ukraine and donbas. cited the presidential press service as saying. so, um, this sort of bolsters what you were saying about those troops and whether they are belarusian and what exactly is going on. the two men spoke not long ago. >> yeah, absolutely. i think it certainly bolsters that, and one of the things we have to keep in mind is that, um, both putin and lukashenko -- they are very, very close to one another. definitely, alexander lukas

cctv shows russian military vehicles crossing the borderfrom crimea.russian president announced he was embarking on a military operation. translation: whoever tries to interfere with us, - and even more so to create threats for our country, our people should know that russia's response will be immediate and will lead you to such consequences that you have never experienced in your history. weeks of intense diplomacy to avert war, and the imposition of western sanctions on russia, has failed to deter the russian president, who has over 150,000 troops along the borders of ukraine. the us presidentjoe biden said he will address the us public later today and added... "the prayers of the entire world with the people of ukraine. are with the people of ukraine. "president putin has chosen a premeditated war that will bring "a catastrophic loss of life and human suffering. international condemnation has come quickly. borisjohnson said... earlier, ukraine's president spoke in russian during nine minutes of an ii—minute speech, addressing russians directly with

cctv showed her going into the denny's bathroom and fleeing the scene after the assault.ected to that sexual assault until arrested for another crime in 2019. prosecutors say she began identifying as female after she was taken into custody. despite having multiple violent crimes on her record already gascon refused to prosecute her as an adult. last month a judge sentenced her to serve two years in a juvenile facility. at age 26. she also will not have to register as a sex offender. now, i've obtained some of tub's phones calls when she was in custody in la county in november before sentencing. in a phone call she just gloats she is not going to serve prison time and she won't have to register as a sex offender. take a listen. >> don't worry about it. i will plead guilty and put me on probation and it will be dropped and done. i won't have to register or do nothing. >> you don't have to register? >> i won't have to do none of that. >> what will they do to you? >> nothing. >> she went on to make some extremely crude disparaging remarks about her 10-year-old victim openly d

circumstances where you get a letter through the post because you have gone on to a private car park and cctvhat any more so that is going to hit them in their pocket to make sure they abide by the new code of practice. we sure they abide by the new code of ractice. ~ . . , practice. we are all better informed. _ practice. we are all better informed. thank - practice. we are all better informed. thank you - practice. we are all better informed. thank you very | practice. we are all better - informed. thank you very much for that. good morning. some of us started off on a nice sunny but cold start to the day. everybody is going to be breezy and in the west it is quite cloudy because we have a weather front producing some rain that is going to drift east through the course of the day and later this cold front comes in. note the cooler of the isobars. it is going to be a mild day. although we are starting off with some sunshine in central and eastern areas as the weather front moves through it will bring cloud in some spots of rain. later the wind will strengthen across the north wind heralding

number of areas where this has been very successful, at the port of los angeles has more than 450 cctv cameras throughout the complex. it has also helped us standup the threat to texas and, which manages those cameras in conjunction with arbery in terminal operations and other private sector partners. therefore mentored cybersecurity initiatives around the seaside cybersecurity operation center, and the cyber resilience center are also part of that. and put security grants have also funded the mobile assets and current and water that we have across the port of los angeles that are led by, again, had a public safety and port police chief tom gazsi and the 200 sworn and civilian peace officers here at the port. >> thank you, mister. >> thank you. >> yes, [inaudible] mr. seroka said, [inaudible] the point security grants for cameron systems that we operate along with systems that are utilized at our police department. >> great. miss vick? >> i think you are on mute, miss vick. >> thank you, sorry about. that we have used ports acuity grants to establish a cyber cheery security operations