beginning to mostyn and increasingly use to shield concepts as far as. surveillance cameras and possibly drones. he said. and that is useful in france us is what is meant when various social spraying. graffiti in malls or transporting. breaks down the road to barricades and. so here i let's go to my computer one more time to share something with you this is pretty cool it's called the atlas of surveillance it was put together by the electronic frontier foundation. encourage people just to google doesn't go look now this is about the u.s. but there are 5300 data points in here showing all the different types of surveillance around the country that's being used and you can kind of zoom in and click on it something you know to play around in wherever you live to see what's going on with with the surveillance but clear to me what will we do about this. that's a great question i think the main thing is to pressure on our legislators to pass laws and reinforce existing laws to make sure that this type of surveillance is not happening we would like to think tha

listening to the rules quite cafferty they were all standing separately apart and they were already mostyn * blocked up ready to be elected and in terms of turnout at last count on tuesday evening the central editorial commission indicated that we're looking at around 4 to 6 percent which is probably what we were expecting as in any country a presidential prime ministerial election which we're in a really big crowd but historically chair in russia low cool parliamentary elections plebiscite such as this they tend to be around 40 to 60 percent mark. so the russian people been reacting to this vote. were not particularly huge but it's normal to go through what we saw a russian people on the street about it. well one thing we can safely say is that that is a wide consensus in russia that reform is needed but you know the current constitution dates back to 9093 and russia has changed dramatically in those years so people do recognize that the constitution is a document it needs to be model boy needs to have the capacity to take on new and often challenging political realities but i will also s

listening to the rules quite carefully they were all standing separately apart and they were already mostyn plucked up ready to be elected and in terms of turnout at last count on tuesday evening the central editorial commission indicated that we're looking at around 4 to 6 percent which is probably what we were expecting so of the russian people being reacting to this vote you say that about it well one thing we can safely say is that that is wide consensus in russia that reform is needed but i will also say that it has been difficult to gauge popular reaction and that's because of the all or nothing 13 schemes so russians are being asked either to vote for or against the entire package of amendments and they are all in the stone the 137 and that's a very simple question do you approve of the changes on a very simple onsets yes or no and that's left people a bit mixed because what if they really support 145 of them but really dislike 2 of them that's a big. if a conundrum and i think the defining moment will be in the booth you know the vote will go in a way this all up in the last what's

long voting process that stretched from the 25th of june until the fust of july it's still people mostyn gloved up voting in polling stations voting online voting on either you're there or where there have been some protests i believe in moscow also sent petersburg as well while this is the main protest against the amendments proposed in the russian constitution behind me are those people who have come here to the sort of a traditional plays to the traditional venue for the russian opposition to vent their anger it has been a completely peaceful rally no detentions no arrests no scuffles or anything of the sort in fact initially there were there were more journalists than those who have come to genuinely protests also a police presence of course and that perhaps was some of the most interesting things about this particular rally because here is the very 1st encounter between the police and the protesters here are honoring. 9 or a player so indeed this was the only action the police the russian police have taken they were giving out masks like these to anyone who left there's that old who

long voting process that stretched from the 25th of june until the fust of july it's still people mostyn gloved up 13 and polling stations voting online voting. is there a feeling among those who've been hitting the polls up to the wall no overwhelming issue that voters are getting behind or it's a generally this is the constitution this is the package this is what we want to have her say all this purpose white house really engage people not is of course reflected in the talent out 60 percent which might not sound like a lot but actually it is much higher than we have historically seen here and rush out with similar votes but it was not an easy decision for the people at all and i think that was in great part due to the all nothing the 13 scheme the fact that people had to vote either fool or against the entire package of amendments and that was of course an astonishing 147 of that was a real conundrum and i think really left people deliberating internally but i think what could have swayed it in the yes direction was the fact that the package of social amendments found incredibly white

and how the very sensational conclusion that it was in fact the new normal and that the kremlin was mostyn minding its key decisions in the u.k. from brights it to the scottish referendum even to the election of the conservatives in 2019 however no evidence was actually given to substantiate those claims now r.t. did get a shout out in that report alongside trolls on balts channel was accused of distorting information in a bid to fracture western societies so you see many on the back of all of that elite and i will say an unverified matter has come to light allegedly from gerry stevens who is the shadow culture secretary or as you said very high up in the labor party now the letter was sent off which is the independent u.k. need to regulate to essentially it follows news outlets and maintains ensures that impartiality is maintained at all times now in that letter stevens is requesting artie's right to broadcast in the u.k. be reconsidered. i'm writing to you in the light of the troubling revelations in the russia report about the role of r.t. and spike nick in spreading kremlin backed this

paying their respects to lewis who was the youngest member of the big 6 civil rights leaders led by mostyn luther king jr he was elected to congress in 1906 reelected 14 times. just ahead here on the news in sports another trophy for liverpool's club she'll be here with that and the rest of the day's action in just a few moments. again time to support his job adrian thank you u.s.a.'s top medical adviser in the fight against coronavirus says the outbreak amongst miami marlins plays couldn't danger the major league baseball season this after reports that at least 17 players and staff of the team have now tested positive so anthony found she's concerned after the test results left the mom and stranded in philadelphia following again with the phillies with both teams matches on monday and tuesday being spurned the league is just 4 days into the restart found she doesn't think games need to stop now though and the amount the commission is also confident with the protocols the league has put in place i don't put this in the nightmare category i mean obviously we don't want any player to get exp