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spring the sunshine you don't call me going to watch the victory day parade of fireworks which while six a.t's is a victory over the nazis we've also got movie wartime recollections from veterans themselves. and don't want us those parts and doing when american soldier accidentally triggers is parachuted us post on the plane the footage is online. the boston terror bombings reinvigorated debate over the role of public surveillance in the u.s. new york and other major cities have in recent years expanded the number of cameras using homeland security department grants the multi-billion dollar security industry is growing at eight percent a year the question is who's keeping watch on what brig rather is up to investigate . the video surveillance market in the u.s. has been permanently expanding more than i decade and here at the new york city a s i s exhibition and conference we are getting an up close look at some of the most latest and cutting edge surveillance technology that is being displayed by many security professionals that technology of course includes facial recognition iris scanning

of a.t. exams or anything, but i keep theming them, you can do it. and i think the it's crucial to encourage them. they need individual counseling and support. >> is psychospeechuation a fundamental imperative for a soldier going to war, that you have to dehumanize your enemy in order to be able to pull the trigger on him? >> i think so. you make a false species out of the human being. i mean, that's my opinion that it's too hard to pull the trigger on a human being. you hear these situations all the time. they were on camouflage and a 14 or 15-year-old kid herding goats came upon the position, and the goats were right towards where they were hiding, and this guy was on watch that night. now heath got a person in front of him -- he's got a person in front of him. they all got in trouble. because if he'd have killed that kid, the mission would have been paramount, but he congress do it because it was just a kid, it wasn't a hajjy or a towelhead, and i think that's the way it's done. it's just, i mean, i thinkst the imper tough that we understand that.