mery, spokesperson for no-cctv.evertheless, the system is being upgraded. david: instead of having all of these old cctv cameras they are replacing them with much cheaper cameras which are higher in resolution, wireless, internet-based, so they can control the remotely -- them remotely and share the much more easily. reporter: already police forces in the u.k. have access to an extensive automatic number plate recognition network initially intended for collecting a congestion fee. now they can track all car movements and with face recognition software, david warns, they could also track people. >> to be watched you don't need surveillance cameras anymore, or camera teams for that matter. your mobile phone has become the device to observe others. reporter: you can see who crosses london bridge or the iconic seabright crossing at abbey road, made famous by the album cover of the beatles. private and domestic webcams provide a close to real-time insight into the lives of londoners, including of course trafalgar square.

this was discovered only as they canvassed the neighborhood looking for any cctv

i believe we have a couple of let's show the cctv cameras. i know. there's a billboard there with the -- >> again. you will all be getting a copy of this video. it's important to note that our cctv is in a pan mode unless it is controlled by an individual. at this point it was not, and that why you see portions where the video scans, make come back around but by that time several seconds could have passed. the only time the video will focus on a particular location or person or corner is if the investigator or the officer at the other side of the camera physically takes control of that camera and stops it from rotating. [ watching cctv video ] >> we have only the very best equipment. it will catch on in just a second. but it was important for us nobel to shownot only that show you that video, to dispel the umrumors but we'll give you a copy of it. fright our cameras's we have many of the other same videos that you have seen. the ones taken from different vantage points by members in the community. as soon as that's over i will walk you through the ti

she also told them that police are looking into it >>> more cctv badness. police are looking for these jokers they are taking power equipment. as a matter of fact they say they took a large number of pieces of power equipment. weed whackers change saws and is it. >> you can see it's new zealand, flip-flops and no shirt, even when they're stealing. >> the only thing to steal. >> maybe they want to start a landscaping business. >>> the a "right this minute" rescue time. we are not goods to rescue anything but we're going to watch these folks do it. it looks like they're on the side of the road. it looks like they have the hood of their car up. what they're about to rescue. can you guess? >> kittens. >> no that was my first thought, too. >> raccoons? >> a giant -- >> no not a snake. snow not a bird. wait until you see what it is. >> here it comes. here it comes. >> awesome. >> it's a possum. she looks angry. mama opossum was stuck in this compartment with her six babies. luckily these all survived this trip in this car. >>> the next rescue of course a cat in a

because this stop was captured, apparently, on private -- on private cctv cameras. this is a surveillance video that was captured. and this is something that we did not know about. the police say that they did not know about until much more recently. now, the idea that you would discover a new stop at this late stage, you know, we're talking about a couple weeks now into this, is really shocking, frankly, because, you know, the police should have an accurate count of everywhere that van stopped before taking these p r prisoners to jail. and the idea that on this daily, we are now learning of this new stop, is only going to add to the distrust that is already there in this community about how this investigation is going on. it's not fair, perhaps, to the investigators, but this has been a problem with this, with the city and with the police department, about releasing this kind of information. you don't want surprises like this, at this stage. >> you know, we didn't know there was a stop, so we certainly don't know what happened at that stop right now. senator, what'

i believe we have a couple of -- let's show the cctv cameras. again, you will all be getting a copy of this video. it's important to note that our cctv is in a pan mode unless it is controlled by an individual. at this point, it was not. and that's why you see portions where the video scans, may come back around, but by that time, several seconds could have passed. the only time the video will focus on a particular location or person or corner is if the investigator or the officer at the other side of the camera physically takes control of that camera and stops it from rotating. >> okay we are listening to the baltimore mayor and deputy police commissioner jerry rodriguez, who are presenting new closed-captioned video of the incident involving freddie gray, a 25-year-old baltimore man who died after being taken into police custody about a week ago. let's go back in and take a listen. >> to dispel the rumors that have been put out there but we're going to give you a copy of it. that's right from our cameras. we have many of the other same videos

. >> examining cctv footage thought to show burglars carrying out up to 300 million-dollar. through a vault before stealing 72 safety deposit boxes. police did not respond to the call when the alarm went off. www.aljazeera.com for a great deal more. that's www.aljazeera.com. >> about the fact that human beings could heal themselves. >> offering insights about coping with fear and anxiety. >> stress is the perception. i like to think of stress like waves on the ocean. if you're a skillful surfer then every wave is joy and exhilaration .

they're even trying to find cctv footage from the surrounding area to see if they get a better angle. >> the thing they were most disturbed by is the fact they were right there at a public building with a city official in broad daylight and this guy was that brazen. >> they have to capture that guy. he'll do it again. >>> another set of evil people who didn't seem to care there was a camera come in wearing masks, hooded carrying giant machetes ant an adult toy store in melbourne, australia, get right in their faces with machetes demanding cash. >> that poor woman twark right up to her neck. >> yes. the woman says she cannot eat. she cannot sleep. she cannot drive anywhere. and certainly does not want to come back to this store. >>> these videos prove you always have to be aware of your surroundings. we start in lexington, south carolina. the man with the dash cam has picked up something that could have been avoided. >> what? >> let's just backtrack and see where that lexus was before that little fender bender. are you kidding me? had just been pulled over by an officer? my guess is he

. >> we discovered this new stop based on our thorough and comprehensive and ongoing review of all cctv cameras and privately owned cameras. >> reporter: the new information coming from a private camera at this intersection. not from the police officers transporting him who had talked to investigators. >> obviously, it raises all kinds of questions. somebody in the police department knew about this stop, and what it suggests is that whoever was driving the van, whoever was involved in the van trip was not forthcoming. >> reporter: it was kun of a series of stops after gray was arrested. first, the policeman pulled over here this video shows police putting leg irons on freddie gray. and then the new stop revealed today, after that the van made a third stop to "deal with gray." police say that's when he asks for medical attention. there would be another stop before an ambulance got to him. it was as a fourth and final stop when police put another prisoner in the van. a week ago the police commissioner said the other prisoner could not see gray but could hear him. >> what he has said is th

this was discovered only as they canvassed the neighborhood looking for any cctv surveillance cameras that they could find. and that's how they found them. this is not the way it's supposed to go and we we got a hint from the police chief, the police commissioner just about a week ago during a press conference in which he said there'd been new information found about the ride in the van. and he didn't say at the time what it was, but now we know that this is what he was talking about. >> what does it say to you, tom fuentes? >> well wolf what it says to me as the investigation goes forward, you know pieces of information come up that the police don't have on day one or day five or ten that that's why they're out canvassing. probably have a lot of people private businesses with security cameras where the owner, if he doesn't looking out the window may not have a clue what's on his camera. sop later, when the police come knocking and want to the review security cameras, then they see that not only police van stopped in front of the business but that police van. so i don't see anything s

this cctv footage shows a member of a union being attacked outside of factory owned by a factory making clothing for among other international brands, north face, timberland and vans. in another incident owned by the same company a union leader was beaten with an iron rod. >> we put the factory owner on notice that certain things had to happen by a certain date, or we would withdraw our orders from their company in total. >> the company that owns the factories insists it had no involvement in either incident but confirms it has worked to address concerns and recognizes the union. many cases do not get resolved. this worker does not want to show his face. he received repeated threats because he is a union official. >> i was told you may be adopted or go missing. someone could shoot at you. ask yourself, if something happens to me, what will happen to my family. >> accusations are commonplace for union activists. >> the workers come to us. every day you will get one or two complaints from factory workers that they are trying to organize and are facing harassment and intimidation. >> fewer

this comes to us from brazil and cctv. on the right hand sigh a mother carrying a small infant comes into the shot by a trash can and a big hole right there. behind the pole for a couple of seconds before finally she bends down. >> is she doing what i think she's doing. >> exactly what you think she's doing. she's bending down and leaving the baby there. the baby was there for a half hour before anybody discovered. the baby's so young, the umbilical cord was still attached. she's chose an alley. if you don't want the child and don't want to give her a chance i don't understand the choice. >> she probably didn't want to be seen. >> after a half hour somebody approaching the baby. wauld what could have happened to the baby in a half hour? authorities were notified. the people are giving him a name moses. another baby abandoned as well. >> this highlights the need for safe harbor laws everywhere. >> shocking video. a happy ending not here but a couple of thugs using an ax. what are they doing? perhaps they smash their way in

it's cctv. you can see on the right-hand side what looks like a mother carrying a small infant comes into the shop just by sort of a trash can and there's a big hole right there. standing behind the pole for a couple seconds before finally, she bends down. >> is she doing what i think she's doing? >> she's doing exactly what you think she's doing. she's leaving the baby there. in fact the baby was there for over half an hour before anybody discovered it. this baby is so young, the umbilical cord was still attached. >> she chose an alley. you don't want the child, you want to give it a chance at life i don't understand her choice. >> she probably didn't want to be seen. >> i don't think there was too much thought brought into it. as you can see, after half an hour someone is finally approaching the baby. you see a couple cats running away. what happens in a half hour to a baby? cats will come up rats, insects. >> this highlights the need for safe harbor laws everywhere. >> a shocking video but fo

cctv footage thought to show burglars carrying out up to 300 million-dollar. through a vault before stealing 72 safety deposit boxes. police did not respond to the call when the alarm went off. www.aljazeera.com for a great deal more. that's www.aljazeera.com. >> about the fact that human beings could heal themselves. >> offering insights about coping with fear and anxiety. >> stress is the perception. i like to think of stress like waves on the ocean. if you're a skillful surfer then every wave is joy and exhilaration . >> it's to bring optimal health and well-being. medication and mindful living can solve global conflict as well, chopra says. >> the only solution, creative solution. >> and a new age guru to celebrities talks about his close friend the late michael jackson. >> michael was like a brother to me. he was very joyful. he was genius. >> i spoke with depack chopra while he was in new york. >> you have been called an author . >> i think if you define yourself you limit yourself so none of them. >> or all of them. >> you were a practicing physician. w

fourth previously unknown about stop which the police say they picked up by reviewing someone's private cctvootage. the police commissioner has just said the task force he put together to get this report finished quickly, heeded his words. take a listen. >> we have exhausted every lead at this point in time. but this does not mean the investigation is over. let me repeat. this does not mean the investigation is over. if new evidence is found -- >> reporter: and the commissioner and his deputy commissioner said that they both hoped the fact that the report has gone over to the state attorney 24 hours early and the fact that they are really not releasing very much information about what is in it at all, is something that won't mean that baltimore suffers any violence tonight or in the coming 48 hours. take a listen. >> i understand the frustration. i understand the sense of urgency, and so has the organization, and that is why we have finished it aday ahead of time. i also know that getting to the right -- the right answer is more important in this feet making sure that we look and overturn ev

you might remember it was this video from brazil cctv of a woman abandoning a newborn baby umbilical cord still attached. trash reseptical for about 30 minutes before this older gentleman comes over discovers this baby abandoned and hands it into the authorities. we have an update and it's very very strange. they did a dna test a few days ago on the 27th of april and they were able to identify the father and the mother. turns out that the father was with somebody else. he was aware of this pregnancy up until about five months where this mother then claims she lost the baby and continued the pregnancy in secret. she researched how to give birth on the internet. gave birth in her own apartment and used scissors to cut the umbilical. the older gentleman who discovered the baby is the baby's paternal grandfather. >> no! >> by chance? >> by complete chance. >> what? >> the grandfather wasn't aware at all it was his grandson. he gave it over to authorities. now because the dna test the baby has been placed with the father. the mother has been identified and has been donating breast milk to

we discovered this new stop based on our thorough and comprehensive and ongoing review of all cctv cameras and privately owned cameras and in fact, this new stop has been -- was discovered from a privately owned camera. >> the police reports are not being made public. but a local washington, d.c. station, wjla, is citing anonymous law enforcement sources, who say gray's injury was caused inside the van, when he slammed into the back of the van. it also claims a bolt on the van matches an injury on gray's head. we've got team coverage across baltimore tonight and we expect a police briefing within the hour. joining me now is msnbc national correspondent, joy reid who's on the ground with protesters tonight. joy, what is going on where you are? >> reporter: well rev, this was a protest that actually converged from both east baltimore and west baltimore. the two launching simultaneous launches that then converged and the entire team came down to city hall. hundreds of people out here in city hall. how are y'all doing? we'll walk through a little bit and let's see if we can talk to a couple of

. >> in london you can take a look at cctv pictures that is thought to be a robbery.hey went back and forward in the city's diamond district over a four. die periodthe police did not respond to the call when the alarm went off off. >>> now to sport hamilton getting back on track in change high. >>> and in space with go-pro cameras. >> lee is here with the sport. >> it's going to be very interesting. in a few moment time the 21-year-old texan has broken the record for the lowest round in history. thespieth is about to go out in the final pairing. so hoffman fires shots behind him. they're toluol in contention and just getting their rounds under way. we have two very interesting rounds under way. >>> malaysian star lee chong wei has been facing a panel testing positive for a banned substance at last year's world championships while he was world number one. malaysia has never won a gold medal, and their hopes of changing that next year will be severely affected. >> it's not that this is a difficult case. but that is a lot of witnesses and a lot of fact evidence to put in

these cctv pictures show the kay i don'tchaotic picture. we have this update from kathmandu. >> this is nepal's main bus station in kathmandu and thousands of people are now trying to leave the city. since saturday's quake people are too scared to leave. now today we're see something many people leaving i have one gentleman here who will be traveling 900 kilometers back to his home village. >> i've been trying to get a ticket to leave since the earthquake. but there haven't been any buses available. i want to go now. we're all worried about getting sick and the city isn't safe. there is no one helping us here. it is safer for hey to go home. >> this is 900 kilometers away, but people are willing to risk the journey now even if there are aftershocks just to get away from the potential threat and danger here in kathmandu. >> let's talk more about the situation. me. >> i think remembering where nepal has come from. a civil war ending not even ten years ago. difficult politics, difficult geography to get aid moving, i think the priority is to u

what we don't have there are witnesses or cctv information to show what occurred there.so we have to clear that picture. >> yes and the bulk of that news conference, which was about 4:00 this afternoon as you can imagine, is what the police think will happen at the protest tomorrow and how they intend to police it. tony? >> what's next? what's next in this investigation? >> right well, we have a full frame on-screen graphic that will help explain to you what will happen over the course of the next couple of days. beginning with the medical examiner's report that is talked about being 90 days away. that's the one that everyone is really waiting for. in the meantime freddie gray's body we're told, has been released to his family. he's being cared for by his family at an undisclosed funeral home. the funeral will take place on monday and the police report coming out of this building behind me, the initial report that will handed on to the state prosecutors, the attorneys that will be published a week today a week on friday. >> john terrett for us in baltimore. bernard parks

in fact, those moments were all caught by cctv.n freeing from one of their primary schools there as the buildings started to shake. one, a 5.3 and the other after anshock of 4.5. this happened after china's inner mongolia autonomous region at about 3:30 local time on wednesday. there were no casualties, but you can clearly see some of the foundations and structures did have some reported damage. fortunately no fatalities or injuries reported from this. and you can see just on our map here behind me, this particular epicenter of this earthquake was around 34 kilometers away from the closest city. we're talking about two separate earthquakes, one to the south and one over the far inner mongolian area of northern china. you can see the close eft city is about 34 kilometers away from the epi center of this earthquake. that region is sparsely populated. and you can just how far the closest down was. so that spared many, many people. if it was close he, it could have been a different story. europe, meteorologists not the most pleasant or

. >> we discovered this new stop based on our thorough and comprehensive and ongoing review of all cctv. in fact this new stop was discovered from a privately owned camera. >> the police report will not be made public. it's up to the states's attorney marilyn mosby when to move forward. she has not given a timetable on when the report will be given. mayor blake tweeted this. quote, the family of mr. gray wants answers. i want answers. we'll remain vigilant on the path to justice. >> the second night of a curfew led to no major disturbances and followed a massive demonstration earlier in the day. a new march is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. today. it wasn't just peep in baltimore city that took to the streets. people across the country marched in solidarity calling for justice. today the washington post reporting a sealed document not seen by msnbc news says a prisoner shared the

it raises questions on why the investigation team only discovered the extra stop through cctv, rather than the six officers. five of whom have given depositions. dwight pettit said there's a systemic problem in the city's force when it comes to the poor treatment of the detainees. >> it's almost like a blue badge of courage to move up in the department. >> he previously believed that the police could do no wrong and in baltimore, it's well-known f. you run from the police you'll be beaten and if you give too much trouble you'll be given a rough ride. >> in the wagons, there's nothing to head onto, and you're going to be to bed around in the wagon which can cause severe permanent injury. >> baltimore has a long way to go if it's to turn the corner long-term, but in the short term, it has turned the corner because of the curfew being imposed and that's largely because of the state troopers and the national guard. they have promised that they won't suddenly pull out and there will be an old pull out and everybody here will know about it, and i assume that they will pull out when the time

it was discovered from a private owned camera and review of cctv video.l and dolphin, and a fourth stop at north and pennsylvania avenues where an additional prisoner was picked up. that would mean two would be in the van. then the van arrived at the western district police station where the paramedics were called. gray was transferred to the maryland shock trauma center we weather he died a week later. i want to bring into our conversation a reporter for wbal, nbc's affiliate here in baltimore. he's also an old friend we worked at nbc, wavy-tv in virginia beach. >> right. >> first, the thing, fedex, one of our colleagues actually sent information tuesday that virginia beach was telling people then that they weren't going to be able to get packages to the maryland area because of this disruption. but the bigger reveal now today, and you know the area of western baltimore, four different stops with the first and last actually being additional because jane miller was reporting five altogether. >> yeah. there's like a mini stop in between. what's interesting

here's video of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake captured on cctv and posted on facebook.any americans are stuck in the earthquake devastated region. some flights aren't leaving and those that are sell out right away. members of the bay area and nepalis community held a vigil over the weekend trying to connect with family members in nepal and say many of the rural and mountain areas are desperate for help. >> their houses are totally gone. totally gone. but have nothing to eat. there is no rescue team there. they can't help. nobody is going out there because it's up in the hill. >> reporter: a san francisco man was among more than a dozen killed on mt. everest. 33-year-old daniel fredinburg suffered a major head injury during an avalanche. he was a google exec, the head of privacy for google x. friends describe him as an adventurer and experienced mountaineer. this was his third time on everest. he was also an activist. a fund-raiser in fred en berg's memory is collecting donations for two orphanages in nepal. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a rescue team from china pul

. >> we discovered this new stop based on our thorough and comprehensive and ongoing review of all cctv came from a private camera at this intersection not from the police officers involved with his arrest and not from police logs of the van's trip. >> obviously it raises all kinds of questions. somebody in the police department knew about this stop. and what it suggests is that whoever was driving the van, was involved in the van trip was not forthcoming. >> reporter: the newly disclosed stop it pulled over here. the video shows police putting leg irons on freddie gray. police say the new stop revealed today happened next in front of this corner store. after that the van made a third stop police say to quote, deal with gray. that's when he asked allegedly for medical attention but didn't receive it then. a fourth and final stop was when police put another prisoner in the van. gray only received help once the van reached the police station 25 minutes later. the police commissioner said a week ago the other prisoner could not see gray but could hear him. >> what he has said is that he he

so that cctv. you can think of myriad situations where right now we think, oh, yeah, there's no need for a warrant. if there's a decision like that, slippery slope will be the big challenge. so i think, i don't see us getting to that point. i see the drone being sort of the perfect argument of the 24/7 -- the perfect argument for finding that greg is advocating. i think it's just the court, especially this court is going to be likely to get there unless there's some element to that decision that is going to prevent that slippery slope. in terms of just the general remarks. she gave me sort of marching orders about today's panel and what i should be discussing and sort of generally a look forward to, you know, where i see things going with the various programs being debated now and what i see happening. and i'd like to talk about not what the constitutional interpretations are going to be and what the constitutional rulings we're going to see over the next few years, but rather, where most of this d

. >> police scouring this cctv footage showing a gang of thieves disguised as workmen casually pullingff one of the biggest heists in british history. in this video, you can see the men using a back entrance to carry in their tools. one hauling a duffel bag. this man dragging in a wheeled garbage bin. the next morning, they re-emerge with large bags likely full of precious jewels. a different security camera catching them taking off in a white van. according to police, at least one of them dropping down an elevator shaft once in the basement vault using a highly specialized diamond-tipped drill. then breaking into dozens of individual safety deposit boxes. just like in the movie "the bank job." >> lovely. >> reporter: this one of the cameras that catches the thieves returning 36 hours later. once again, using this backdoor police admit an intruder alarm went off just hours after the heist began. saying they're investigating why they didn't respond. linzie janis, abc news, london. >> baffling case indeed. coming up a surprising safety alert about e-cigarettes. the hi-tech vaporizers hav

we discovered this new stop based on our thorough and comprehensive and ongoing review of all cctv cameras and privately owned cameras. in fact, this new stop was discovered from a privately owned camera. so the new stop by our wagon was at freed mont and mosier. from there the wagon stopped at dolphin and then at north avenue and pennsylvania avenue to pick up an additional prisoner. and then the wagon arrived at the western district. from the western district mr. gray was transported to shock trauma where he died a week later. our investigation continues. we continue to work partnership with the state's attorney's office. major stan bramford is leading this investigation, a very talented folks working very hard not only for the police department but for the city of baltimore. we look forward to additional progress in this case as time goes by. thank you. >> we are going to continue -- >> you heard a brief update from the baltimore police department. a couple of headlines to discuss with my panel including now the commissioner as well as his team revealing that they learned of the van, tr

it is from a cctv camera showing a person apparently filming gray's arrest. once placed in the police van, the arresting officers failed to put a seatbelt on him. >> we know he was not buckled into the transport wagon. no excuses for that. >> reporter: among the questions, was gray given a rough ride in jarring stops and starts. >> if someone harmed freddie gray, we will have to prosecute them. giving too mn may jeopardize that prosecution. >> reporter: demonstrators have demanded appears and are promising to ratchet up the pressure. for "today," tom costello nbc news baltimore. >>> and the spectacular eruptions in chile started on thursday. evacuations started on friday after the volcanic debris were detected in the nearby river. >>> prince william made a public appearance today. he appeared to remember troops that died 100 years ago during worli. >>> nascar said three pit road crewa race in virginia. the fire broke out on pit road at the richmond international race way friday night. brendan in the 62 car completed a pit stop. two crew members became engulfe

there were these cctv shots from the palestine hotel, overhead shots that showed the cement truck approachingeither hotel, but more than a dozen people outside the compound die. >> i said to myself, i can't believe i'm about to die like this. i haven't even lived my life yet. >> al qaeda in iraq claimed responsibility for that terrifying, coordinated attack, which took place 2 1/2 years after coalition forces first entered iraq. >>> that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> rescue workers battle to save a man teetering at the brink of niagara falls. >> i said we've got to go. we've got to go get him. >>> a daredevil attempts a stunt that goes up in flames. >> my life was in perilous danger. >>> this guy pummels his own lawyer. and a twist in the story an investigative reporter never saw coming. >> you hear him scream to his wife, honey, get the gun. >> videos that don't get any more shocking -- >> video shows i pushed your kid. what are you going to do about it? >> -- or more strange --

there was an opportunity to collect video that would have shown those intersections from not just the cctv which are the city cameras, but from businesses who often times have cameras directed outside for safety issues. there was -- there was an individual who was quoted in the newspaper saying the police officers didn't come around to ask for the video that was pointed into the direction of the intersection where the paddy wagon made a stop until eight to nine days after freddie was arrested. and so the both -- and the tape had been recorded over after six days. it was on a six-day loop. you have to ask yourself with that information immediately available to the police officers, why wasn't that something that was pursued immediately. so those are the kinds of things that have not been released. certainly, we haven't seen any of the statements from the police officers. we have no idea what the police officers have said. we don't even know which of the police officers have made statements. the autopsy i know is proceeding. and so that is a process because of the nature of the injury that fr

there stories all over the web and haves on cctv showing people sometimes breaking in and stealing thingsetting into the car and pressing a button and driving away. >> this is where you are going to tell me and thousands will probably write in that this has been going on for years and it's not new. i understand that however as we go to the whole digital lock thing, i'm thinking that the front door of my home i don't need to throw a rock through a window. i will go in blade runner style and waltz in. >> we are moving into a world where every place and thing will be connected. if something is connected, it has the opportunity to be hacked. that's the reality of the world we live in today. we need to take proper security measures but that is a reality. >> is it connected or communal? >> i think what we are finding is a lot of manufacturers have not typically existed in an internet era. >> what could nick have done? >> this is a design flaw and this was at a radio frequency fob. >> speak english. radio frequency fob is not in my vocabulary. >> think about the clicker that you have that uses r

. >> the video footage of every cctv camera that may have caught even a single moment of the incident is under review. >> one clip shows gray interacting with police. minutes later the same camera shows the arrest scene with the police transport van. from another camera a police van is seen stopped and another prisoner loaded. the footage is from hundreds of surveillance cameras in the area as police try to piece together the video timeline. >> we're refining our investigation, we're getting closer and the picture is getting sharper and sharper as we move forward. >> but the surveillance video released is not as sharp as the video that was shot by eye witnesses on april 12th showing gray's arrest. less than an hour after he was detained officers transporting him called for a medic. gray subsequently slipped into a coma dying a week after his initial arrest. the surveillance video comes as police admit mistakes were made. >> we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon. as he should have been. no excuses for that period. we know our police employees failed to get him medical

the information that we put out yesterday, the time line the sequence of events and all of the cctv videoo the public as we can. we have a obl grags to the gray family to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> captain, i know you don't want to speculate, but the attorney for the gray family says we believe the police are keeping the circumstances of freddie's death secret until they develop a version of events that absolve them of all responsibilities, base he canally they are accusing you and your police force of homicide. >> the police commissioner when he came here two and a half years ago set forthwith a mission to have a reference for life that this organization would be transparent and open and accountable to people we serve. what you have seen from the time this police commissioner arrived up until today, we've been willing to bring in outside reviews and outside experts come in. now we're in the midst of a collaborative review process. we're not afraid of public transparency and not afraid to be accountable to people we serve. we have an obligation to make sure this organizat