. >> cctv, 0h, cctv. >> yeah, that was from a cctv. >> cctv, oh, cctv.l right. so it's not the. no, we have to be careful obviously because i understand there have been arrests. >> there've been six arrests. >> there've been six arrests. >> we don't we don't know who they are and we don't know anything else, any charges or anything else, any charges or anything else. >> but are we are we now up against is this sort of free palestine movement now something that's moved again, just completely beyond the law, >> no more than the people who are out tonight chucking bricks at police officers. >> i mean, which is even more worrying that it's happening on a bigger scale across more across more people feel deeply and passionately about what's happening in gaza for the right reasons. >> and on both sides. you know, the attacks on october 7 were absolutely appalling and atrocious . but what has happened atrocious. but what has happened subsequently and the human suffering to women and children , suffering to women and children, and the way that people have been he

thanks to cctv footage, the police found out.abandoned zhiguli did not lead to anything. then the car was driven into a special box, where criminologists dismantled it almost piece by piece. two handprints were found, and those were seized, checked against an automated database and specific individuals were identified, which traces these were left. one of the fingerprints belonged to a village resident. he was detained the day after the robbery on may 31, 2020. a man was walking through his village with his wife and two small children. at that moment , operatives and soldiers of the russian guard drove up to him in two cars. the detention went smoothly. the first suspect in the robbery case did not resist the attack on the collectors. alexander filipchenko was interrogated, his apartment was searched, the man stated that he had nothing to do with the crime, just i once owned those same zhiguli cars, but sold them long ago. filipchenko remembered that the future owner of the six came by taxi. in the course of further work, we esta

- country is full of cctv, isn't it, and that's a big help?untries - and that's a big help? it is one of the most surveilled countries in l and that's a big help? it is one of i the most surveilled countries in the world. when these protests happen all of the cameras in the street, the council and the local authorities turned them onto what is going on. there are evidence gathering teams at the police who are designed and trained to get out and film everybody�*s faces so somebody might be filled half an hour before they then commit an offence and if you can see them clearly beforehand you can arrest them for the thing they did half an hour later. it�*s going to be a big operation and it�*ll dominate the courts and it�*ll dominate prisons, i think, for some time. we are up to 779 arrests, 349 charges. the government already has a problem with full prisons and they are going to get a lot fuller, i think. fix, to get a lot fuller, i think. a quick word on londonderry, i mentioned it briefly, this limited protest we have seen there. can you tell us

the moment of the attack was recorded by cctv cameras.ow how confidently and cynically bloodthirsty gangsters behave. the criminals quickly loaded the collection bags into the trunk of the lada and stepped on the gas. booty attackers became 2.320 thousand rubles. the daring attack on money carriers in krasnoyarsk immediately became news number one. we start with a body raid in krasnoyarsk, an unknown person attacked a collector’s car. armed attack on collectors in krasnoyarsk. two collectors. during the attack , they were seriously injured, the victims were in serious condition in the hospital, the operatives were alerted, and the information was sent to all posts. these images spread throughout the country, the wounded collectors were writhing in pain under the windows of the residential building in which the sberbank branch. police paramedics arrived at the scene of the robbery. the investigation was headed by the head of the main department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the krasnoyarsk territory, general alexander ric

then, the manchester evening news data obtained cctv footage live footage showing those two brothersse police officers were all knocked to the ground and in this press conference, at this hotel imagine that behind me, this was an attempt by the family of those two brothers to add some extra contacts. they are concerned, there is suspicion as sleaze, was that that extra cctv footage was released by manship police to change the narrative and to make the police look better. because the police were get a lot of criticism. there were protests outside rochdale police station where those two men are from and there were bright as he imagines it as well. the family when he felt that it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra footage could prejudice the e ongoing investigations into this. one of the police officers is facing a criminal investigation, the police —— mugged by the police watchdog, the iop sea. the greater manager believes also it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extr

the cctv camera installed in the restaurant where fabio works clearly shows a gust of wind at 4.05, theery time when the yacht went to the bottom, the ceo of the company that designed the ship claims that it was literally unsinkable, and the crew had to make a number of fatal mistakes. the ship is unsinkable, because that this is a sailing vessel, which is considered the safest, but in any case it is necessary to know how to operate it. negligence - this or sabotage. now the main question for the investigation: yachts of this class have hermetic hatches, a system of locks that allow even in the event of a capsize to return to normal position. in this case, apparently, the hatches were open, except. then the yacht, which was supposed to be at anchor, began to drift literally just before the start of the storm at 3:50, what happened to the anchor is also unknown. captain james kalfeld, from his hospital bed, told journalists and doctors only one phrase: we could not have foreseen this. british criminologists also arrived in italy, many of whom were on board were british citizens. the owne

and we see often that in the criminal justice system, cctv is rarely used.i justice system, cctv is rarelythat there could be a place for new technologies, possibly even facial recognition in forensic settings when you're actually targeting suspects of really, really serious crimes. but this is the equivalent of just swabbing everyone's dna on the on as they enter shops or on the high streets. it's so extreme . high streets. it's so extreme. we don't see it in the democratic world. and the reason that we're in this situation is because that kind of appetite for, for freedom and civil liberties has fallen off the political agenda. and that's why we're here. >> that's why you're here. unless we're vigilant, it can be eaten up and the state can take over and shops can take over. and remove those freedoms that we take for granted. yes. >> i mean, as they say, eternal vigilance is the price you pay when you go shopping in your pyjamas. i might do being being filmed, but i wouldn't want to be on facial recognition if i did. and i personally i won't go in shops that use facial recognition just as

the teenagers' drive was also recorded by cctv cameras.he recording shows how a police car was pursuing the car sharing. the driver did not even think to slow down and was driving at a speed of at least 140 km per hour. he apparently wanted to turn here into the yard. but he probably missed it, the turn was already underway. well, he got a flat tire, the teenager lost control and crashed into the wall of a residential building, one of the guys died, the other passengers were taken to hospital. under investigation a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under paragraph b, part four of article 264. violation by a person driving a car of traffic rules, which resulted in death through negligence, associated compilation of the place of its commission. the court hearing was held behind closed doors, because the accused is a minor. 14 years old, but it is not easy to punish a juvenile offender, until the moment in the country criminal liability begins from the age of majority of teenagers, one way or another , the law protects. application of p

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let's look again at the cctv footage. collector andrey volkov caps.o be hit by bullets, tries to take a pistol out of his holster, but at that moment chanchikov shoots him twice at point-blank range. well, the injuries to both my hands, it turns out, then uh, well, they haven’t even gone away yet, one finger still doesn't bend yet. a bullet hit you and it turns out that it’s in your hand, here they are, they’re kortechins, they didn’t even pull them out, here in your palms, it’s time for you, but here they are, and then microsurgeons will restore the fingers so that they move, and so they, you see, this hand i still can’t move at all, i can’t move, because here i won’t even take off the bandage, it’s in terrible condition, everything is cut there, there’s nothing there, there’s only one bone missing, i have to have an operation, there will be a bone from my leg. take the tibia and put it in the hand, there were also wounds, the card fell on my leg, this one, this one, well, thanks to the doctors, they collected it and treated it. andrei volkov, togeth

let's look again at the recordings of cctv cameras, collector andrei volkov in a cap, he is the first take a pistol out of his holster, but at that moment chanchikov shoots him twice at point-blank range. i have both hands, it means, then - well, they haven’t even gone through yet, one finger still doesn’t bend, where are they, you were hit by a bullet and it turns out in your hand, here they are buckshot, they didn’t even pull them out, here are your palms, yes, here they are, yes, these will come later microsurgeons are already restoring the fingers so that they move, but as they see, this hand of mine still doesn’t move at all, doesn’t move, because i won’t even take pictures here. the bandage is all cut there, it’s not there, there’s only one bone missing, i’m having an operation, they’ll take a bone from my leg, a tibia and put it in my hand, also i was wounded, a shotgun flew into my leg, this one, this one, well, thanks to the doctors, they collected it and treated it. andrey volkov, together with his partner, spent 2 months in the krasnoyarsk regional hospital, they underwent

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that same recording from cctv cameras actually became educational., look at the car, turn back to the target, within about five meters you can safely walk there, look behind the car. that is, rushing about your work, you got out of the car, looked in all directions, in the area longer there, which is behind, on the right, you must monitor the entire situation 360° around ourselves, we created a special platform also using artificial intelligence, and now today cars, our armored cars, moving along city streets have cameras and a single platform can today help collectors determine, for example, surveillance of our armored car. people who serve in intelligence are not even physically strong, but simply stronger in spirit. beret is a symbol who wears it, i believe that there should be a model in everything, people should follow it, worse is not possible, better is possible, we have always had such a motto in life, it pushed these people into doorway and... it's probably all a dream, and you want to open your eyes and wake up. the victims in nizhny tagil

our officers are currently looking for them, we have now put officers out, and cctv.lic is key in locating the dogs. hahn key in locating the dogs. how dangerous — key in locating the dogs. how dangerous are _ key in locating the dogs. how dangerous are these - key in locating the dogs. how dangerous are these dogs? key in locating the dogs. how. dangerous are these dogs? they key in locating the dogs. how- dangerous are these dogs? they were involved in an — dangerous are these dogs? they were involved in an incident _ dangerous are these dogs? they were involved in an incident where - dangerous are these dogs? they were involved in an incident where the - involved in an incident where the man has lost his life. we don't know the full circumstances at the moment, it is early stages in the investigation, but we believe they are key to bring into police control. dogs can move quite freely, we don't know where they are, we genuinely don't know how far away they may be, they may be together. there are definitely two dogs and potentially three dogs that are outstanding. t

appealed for information from the public, particularly interested in hearing from anyone who may have cctvdoor bell footage from tuesday night into wednesday morning which may help establish what happened here. they say their thoughts are with the local community at the moment. a32 you volleman has been arrested on suspicion murder after delivery driver was killed in leeds. he died as he tried to stop a thief stealing his van went out delivering parcels on tuesday evening. people who worked with him have raised £9,000 for his family and have described him as a beloved colleague. poor communication and training, delays with assistance and undignified treatment are just some of the issues people with disabilities can face when travelling on planes. today a campaign group that advocates on behalf of disabled travellers is meeting the transport secretary to discuss how services can be improved by all. tom symonds reports. this is amy and her mum, joe. despite getting advanced warning, they needed assistance to board the plane, they were left waiting at the gate. we plane, they were left waitin

about a murder committed 25 years ago or petty hooliganism in a gateway, where there were not even cctv, as soon as it was committed, if you leave within 15-10 minutes, success is guaranteed, and i want to say this, there are practically no unsolved crimes, if the group of work... a few days later, in an apartment on romanovskaya sloboda street in minsk, it was discovered and the body of the murdered woman, the criminal investigation officers went to the scene of the crime, where the body of the infinities was found. we got into the apartment with the help of relatives, we were immediately confused by the fact that the windows were open in the apartment. in the bathroom and the room, we found a body, the dismembered body of a woman. we established the identity immediately after this, well , later, during the inspection of the crime scene , food products were seized, we established the store where they were purchased using the barcode, later, during the inspection of cctv cameras, we established the person with whom the deceased was in this store and literally there for 6-7 hours this ci

and the police have cctv.eah, that they're using all these demonstrations. the main tactic they have adopted is if somebody needs arrest in there and then to prevent very serious harm, they'll do that. obviously but otherwise more minor infractions, not necessarily minor in absolute terms , but minor in absolute terms, but more minor will be allowed to run . and then they'll pick them run. and then they'll pick them up later from the cctv images and the intelligence gathering afterwards. and we've seen it for many, many years now. and it's an effective tactic so far as it goes, because every time you arrest somebody in a demonstration, protest , riot demonstration, protest, riot situation, you're taking at least two possibly more officers away from the frontline and trying to quell that disorder to deal with the prisoners. and that's just not practical. >> i'm not pretending it's easy. >> i'm not pretending it's easy. >> it's not easy. it's not possible . possible. >> and that's because the police are outnumbe

this is what the israeli military claims, the streets are covered in cctv cameras and facial recognition cameras that gives us really military and intelligence forces a full 247 and encompassing view of policy and you'd like in the city. i think the best word for it is cars are all the feeling that presented is not within the bounded space, but it follows you wherever you go into the city streets in your home, into your bedroom and that there is no escaping the across the westbank palestinians are experiencing an explosion. many treat i'm sensitive, right? in one we can set these ready ministry rated, the city of not killing 11th. a few days later, kind of skimming gunmen shots and killed 2 settlements in hawaii. the hundreds of sensitive then marched into the town. exclusive and protected by his right and indulged in an hours long run the fight sunrise. hundreds of vehicles times and shops i think till the last 5 years the number of cuts their attacks against product afternoons has risen by almost 200 percent. in hebron they happen almost every day. the these really made a tree likes to

now, on this cctv footage, take note of the pillar here and the empty baby walker, because this videoire to another building in the village. we've confirmed this by matching those details that ijust pointed out to you with verified images of the aftermath. note again the baby walker here, and the pillar there. prime minister netanyahu's office has condemned the attack and said that those responsible for any criminal act will be caught and prosecuted. merlyn thomas from bbc verify. details of the compensation that'll be paid to victims of the infected blood scandal have been set out by the uk government. there'll be payouts both for people �*infected' by contaminated products, and those �*affected' — because it happened to a relative. around 30,000 people were given blood containing viruses like hepatitis and hiv over a period of more than 20 years. our health editor hugh pym reports. victims of the infected blood scandal, some who campaign for decades, others who did not survive. a public inquiry found that they had been failed by those in authority. today, ministers have firmed up de

here's what the cameras recorded cctv: 4:00 am at 145 km, korshe. pursued by a traffic police car. and here is what happened inside seconds before the terrible accident. the phone of one of the passengers recorded the moment when the driver lost control. judging by the tire tracks, the car jumped onto the sidewalk, drove another 50 m, slipped between these two trees and crashed into the corner of the building. the impact threw it back and turned it around. it was completely smashed. he was also injured, but managed to escape immediately after the accident. later, the police found him in one of the hospitals. he often liked to do this, it turns out that in steal a car, well, he liked to ride, he was under the influence of alcohol. a traffic police inspector, while on duty on yuzhno-botovskaya street , attempted to stop a nissan cashing car. the underage driver, trying to escape, lost control and crashed into the wall of a residential building. it was established that the vehicle was rented under someone else's account. the carsharing car that the tee

there's all that cctv cameras, people filming it. why those two haven't been charged.'re seeing now people being put in prison from the riots. and that's a good thing. swift justice is good. it sends out the right message. but people are rightly asking the question, how come those two from manchester airport have not been locked up? and all these characters have been locked up? and why? well, i suggest it's two tier policing. >> yeah, there's the there's the key, you see. so we've heard this over the past couple of weeks and this is stem from, you know, from downing street last week when sir keir starmer made this what i think was an awful speech, i think it's the most divisive speech i've ever heard from a prime minister absolutely. and when we see the escalation in violence over the past week , i think, you know past week, i think, you know what, sir keir, a lot of this is on you. >> yeah. i think that division i was shocked by that. and i've been speaking about this two tier policing for the last several years. i mean, we saw it with, you know, black lives matter, e

these are the moments before holly newton went into an alleyway with her killer, caught on cctv.on the right here, stabbed and slashed 15—year—old holly more than 30 times injust one minute in the market town of hexham on the 27th of january last year. the attack was so brutal and sustained that the knife broke during it. holly was taken to hospital but couldn't be saved. this is truly a tragic case, in which a 15—year—old girl, with so much to look forward to in life, has had her future taken away. holly was a very popular girl and is sorely missed by so many. the boy, who was 16 at the time and has autism, had been following holly for 45 minutes before the attack took place. he'd even turned up at holly's house the night before, and a meeting had been arranged with police to discuss his behaviour. they agreed to come out at four o'clock on the friday, so i told holly, and she said, "but i was supposed to be going out with my friends tonight," and she'd begged me for a good... i don't know, half an hour, 45 minutes. "but, mam, i want to go out, i want to go out." and in the end,

these are the moments before holly newton went into an alleyway with her killer, caught on cctv. teenager, seen on the right here, stabbed and slashed 15—year—old holly more than 30 times injust one minute in the market town of hexham on the 27th of january last year. the attack was so brutal and sustained that the knife broke during it. holly was taken to hospital but couldn't be saved. this is truly a tragic case, in which a 15—year—old girl, with so much to look forward to in life, has had her future taken away. holly was a very popular girl and is sorely missed by so many. the boy, who was 16 at the time and has autism, had been following holly for 45 minutes before the attack took place. he'd even turned up at holly's house the night before, and a meeting had been arranged with police to discuss his behaviour. they agreed to come out at four o'clock on the friday, so i told holly, and she said, "but i was supposed to be going out with my friends tonight," and she'd begged me for a good... i don't know, half an hour, 45 minutes. "but, mam, i want to go out, i want to go out."

but they are appealing for anyone he was in the area at the time of the incident or head cctv footagee forward. and they added specially trained officers are supporting the family and they are working with local neighbourhood officers to carry out inquiries and provide reassurance in the area. that is what you can see happening behind me now. , y ., what you can see happening behind me now. , , ., . . , what you can see happening behind me now. , , ., . now. yes, you can see that police activity and _ now. yes, you can see that police activity and the _ now. yes, you can see that police activity and the forensic _ now. yes, you can see that police activity and the forensic officers. l activity and the forensic officers. i imagine that this has come as a very big shock to that area? absolutely. this happened in the early hours of the morning. i am sure there will have been some people working and disturbed by the commotion that will have been caused by the fire service had subsequently the police and the ambulance service arriving here. —— working. others waking to the news that three

now, on this cctv footage, take note of the pillar here and the empty baby walker, because this video men setting fire to another building in the village. we've confirmed this by matching those details that ijust pointed out to you with verified images of the aftermath. note again the baby walker here, and the pillar there. prime minister netanyahu's office has condemned the attack and said that those responsible for any criminal act will be caught and prosecuted. let's speak to our correspondent jenny hill who's in tel aviv. there jenny hill who's in tel aviv. have been quite a few developments there have been quite a few developments in recent hours. could you talk us through them? most of all in the last few minutes we have heard a statement from president biden, saying that a truce deal in gazais biden, saying that a truce deal in gaza is closer than ever but not there yet. i gaza is closer than ever but not there yet-— gaza is closer than ever but not there et. ~' ., ., ~ , there yet. i think there are two key takeaway here. _ there yet. i think there are two key takeaway here. f

and also the great and not just the police that were view cctv footage from the airport. and also the police 40 cameras for the lawyer as a family says some of these weren't turned on great demand just to police really statements saying some of the offices were in judge. but i also understand that the concerns raised with them. well, many equating else police brutality, and while the pro continues investigators to make clear the police can use pulse only if it's reasonable for pushing it and necessary north on out to 0. bunch of stuff, a cx, 5 deal between democratic republic of congo, and the one that has collapsed to just officer a began fighting is b, intensifying in the east despite attempt, suppose the conflict is forced millions of people out of their homes. refugees have been arriving in neighboring uganda. welcome web reports. these people having run for their lives now join more than one and a half 1000000 has been displaced by 3 years of the conflict in east and democratic republic of congo. they fled from.

cctv released tonight shows the storm lashing the sicilian coast, where the bayesian was moored in theuge deepens, clouds hide the yacht from view. some time later, it was no more. for a second day, the rescuers returned, plunging into the depths to reach the horrors below. divers seeking what has been swallowed up by the sea. the wreckage lying isoft underwater, and trapped inside, probably, the bodies of the missing. given how deep it is, each dive can only last ten minutes before the team must resurface. translation: the biggest difficulty is getting into the ship because - once inside, following the path, you can begin searching room by room. and this is what they're trying to access — the bayesian's cabins. an old video shows what was a gleaming superyacht, now a sunken coffin. the world's tallest aluminium mast snapped from the tornado—like waterspout, which engulfed the boat within minutes. today, more of the 15 survivors left hospital, including the parents of one—year—old sophie emsley, rescued at sea, shielded from the public glare. the body of the chef recaldo thomas was fou

and these new cctv images appear to show the vessel in the middle of a violent storm, before the tragedyvaccinations against mpox are expected to begin in the democratic republic of congo — and other parts of africa — next week. and it's the end of an era as taylor swift takes to the stage for the final european performance of her current tour. hello, it's 7am here in singapore and 6pm in chicago where it's day 2 of the democratic national convention. this is the scene live in the windy city — it's another big night ahead with delegates waiting to see another president taking to the stage. this time, it's hometown—hero barack obama — and his wife — and former first lady — michelle obama set to wow the crowd. on monday evening, kamala harris emerged to big applause on the mainstage — the four day event will see her confirmed as the party's nominee for the presidential election in november. but night number one was for another president — the current president, joe biden. just a month ago, this convention would have been for him. instead, he was passing the torch to his v—p. and, it was an

as you can see from the cctv, pandemonium breaks loose at that point.hich point the officer. with him. she can be seen leaning over her son as he lies motionless on the ground. the taser thatis motionless on the ground. the taser that is used as a prohibited firearm and licence by police officers. it can emit up to 50,000 volts of electricity. at no point do you see on the video, fahir reaching for any officers' firearms as is later claimed in the immediate press release from the gmp. nor is he doing anything other than lying motionless, face down. it is at this point, as the officer stands up, he proceeds to run and kick fahir in the face. mrs akhtar then tried to pull her son's face away. as the officer then attempts to stamp on his head, as can be seen in the graphic video at this point. both brothers are compliant. temp two is incapacitated, his brother is sat at some distance behind on a seat with his hands on his head. with officers keeping him under control. the officer then proceeds to lift his foot up and appears to stamp down on fahir�*s head.

new cctv images appear to show the vessel in the middle of a violent storm before the tragedy. one body has been recovered, believed to be that of recaldo thomas, who was the yacht�*s chef. friends say he was a well loved and kind human being. in sicily a second day of searching for the _ in sicily a second day of searching for the missing has proved fruitless because _ for the missing has proved fruitless because rescues have struggled to -et because rescues have struggled to get inside — because rescues have struggled to get inside the wreckage. also tonight — more jail time for those arrested after this summer's violent disorder across england. they include an 18 month sentence for a former army driver. health officials in africa say mpox is "not the new covid" but appeal for strong international action to stop its spread. and the world war two bomb detonated in county down. a controlled explosion sees the local community evacuated. and the local community evacuated. stayed with us her news and stayed with us here on the abc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our

now, on this cctv footage, take note of the pillar here and the empty baby walker, because this videoting fire to another building in the village. we've confirmed this by matching those details that ijust pointed out to you with verified images of the aftermath. note again the baby walker here, and the pillar there. prime minister netanyahu's office has condemned the attack and said that those responsible for any criminal act will be caught and prosecuted. earlier we mistakenly ran a version of that quote from prime minister netanyahu that used an incorrect word. the version you just saw was the correct one. let's speak to amnon aran, professor of international politics of the middle east at city university. hello. i don't know if you heard that update, the joint statement that update, the joint statement that has come out of those talks in doha but basically they say they are bridging proposal that closes the gap, the remaining gaps any manner that allows for the rapid implementation of the agreement. what is your sense of what that could mean, where there are —— where these talks ar

if they don't go into arrest , they use cctv go into arrest, they use cctv afterwards to round up wrongdoerse had this to say about this weekend . say about this weekend. >> i think it's really important that we maintain high alert. i've always been here at the control room of the met, looking at what's essentially the nerve centre, but my message to the police and all of those that are charged with responding to disorder is maintain that high alert. i am absolutely convinced that having the police officers in place these last few days in the right places, the swift justice that's being dispensed in our courts have had a real impact, but we have to stay on high alert going into this weekend because we absolutely have to make sure that our communities are safe and secure and feel safe and secure. >> and though we have at high alert this weekend from sir keir starmer, we will be seeing some sentencing later, i think, from people involved on twitter. and that's that is interesting. i think because people like elon musk have been critical of the uk government cracking down on use of social media

specialists monitor the forests daily in the format of walking patrols with the help of drones and cctvras. violators of the rules for visiting forests will face a fine. in the derzhinsky district, the causes of the accident are being investigated. this morning , the driver of the international bus moscow-brest, according to preliminary information, lost control, drove into the right -hand ditch and hit roadside trees. there was another driver and 46 passengers in the car. nine people were injured, three of whom were hospitalized in the derzhinsky central district hospital. the condition of one of them is moderate, he is in intensive care, four received. the injuries were examined by specialists and sent for outpatient treatment. two more victims, who left in baranovichi, were examined by trauma specialists and are also sent for outpatient treatment. the third bread festival of belarus batkova bulka took place. for one day, svisloch was immersed in an unforgettable atmosphere of belarusian cultural traditions. invariably , the main dish of belarusians, bread, symbolizing life, health an

because we are the most cctv technology in the world. >> better.better. okay. >> so if you're talking about crime in the ordinary sense, which usually doesn't involve mobs, you're talking about crime in the ordinary sense. you can usually pick up pictures as we know, of the people who are going in and steaming through shops and shoplifting them, you know , stealing, you know, the know, stealing, you know, the contents of the shop and so on. and gangs, which goes on now, that sort of thing. you can usually get some sort of pictures of those, facial technology that they're talking aboutis technology that they're talking about is an ability to pick people out in a crowd. it's particularly used. it's particularly used. it's particularly intended to be used in sort of not crime situations , in sort of not crime situations, but protest type, mob type situations. >> steve. that's what worries me. my view is steve makes very good points, says michelle. a quick question what use is facial recognition technology, when these people intent on crime are just go

well, the footage from the cctv cameras in the entrance showed that she was with her lover, whose lastn. yeah. by the way, the next morning they came out, what characteristic place, somewhere around eleven. was he also at home all night? well , yes, he arrived somewhere around. around 12 at night, and the majoro was killed at 6, no, of course she could have hired a killer, she has enough money, it’s clear, we need to deal with her personality, and what about the billing, what about the billing, so, what about the billing, according to the billing, they called him, as i understand it, the night before , well, the day before the murder, as i understand it, from the area of ​​zina portnova, yeah, there ’s some kind of industrial zone there, a non-residential area, yeah, and what’s the number? yes, the number is fake, the owner is in places conclusions, the last name is not zarubina, no, last name is zarubina, he is serving time for robbery in perm, and there were also calls from this number, now, yes, it turns out that there were three times in a week, that's where, that means, from here,

killing it's a claim that uses so one you know from you've gone to is police force denies. delegation of cctv no tracking. it's like true. the system is working and it's really supportive to, to, to fight, to increase. the surveillance cameras had been in use since 2018. they footages the evidence which is driving from the city to the office. from the city resisting his undisputable and the task of reduced to dressed because when they come back, look, we have seen a reduction the in the there was the behaves. yeah. the, the people are there was a be so one day road. we have seen a reduction in a bad guys and so forth in the, in the a bunch i think simply because of kind of service people i know more responsive the cameras are part of why ways save city program designed by the chinese telecoms company to deploy surveillance to technology, world wide, safe city technology reportedly helps police to monitor the cell phones. have you gone to an opposition candidate, bobby wine. in 2021 wine. last against you, wearing the 70, you count as president for 35 years. this is why lawyer and digital priv

well, again, this is also a long standing debate, and i, i've already seen calls for more cctv. um, of course one can discuss sort of some adjustments here that there will be more as lee and permissions to have sort of mobile cameras and some kind of locations and some public events. but on the other hand, we really, i will personally, will think it's out of proportion to call now for a massive extension of the city. these, we don't want to live in a sorry for the power chinese state where there was a seem to be camera everywhere. and even so, you know, even if you have these, these, these, they may not stop somebody determined and this person dial turned himself him. so i don't think this is really the way forward. it may help in some points to get a better and quicker sort of a search for a man hunt. but as i said and wanted to her a determined terrorist from carrying out these things, our thanks to the time and perspective of political scientists, raphael boats on many, many thanks again. welcome. russia and ukraine have exchange prisoners of war in the 1st such swaps since k