very, very low-quality grainy footage inside a clothing store. because we don't have a lot of it in melbourne, australia. they were able to arrest the accused based on that. >> they put him away on that. >> they haven't put him away yet, but it was a very fast breaking case that the police were able to recognize the accused through the window. so it's known there's a place for it, but it's the speed at which these liberties are being taken away that calls it into question. >> many of us in america went to high school and read "1984 "", george orwell. we know about that, you have a state where the tv set faces you and is facing you all the time. we're getting there. >> yeah. and it's funny, the general public is kind of catching up with this because the number of those cameras that are out there, having made the film, it makes you more aware. >> how many in london? >> i have a half a million. >> cameras? >> yeah. >> half a million cameras. >> yeah. >> and whose cameras are they? >> i guess most of them -- >> department stores.