precincts and investigators often can monitor them or retrieve recorded video as needed. when you say monitor, you say monitoring in realtime sure. you can watch them live. you can move them, pan, tilt and zoom the camera. if you know there s an incident they can use the camera to see what s going on. then how do you communicate with officers on patrol and in need of this information there s a number of ways. the primary way would be sending a switch message they have a computer in the car. and they re operating some software that allows us to send them a direct message that flashes on the screen and can give them updates on the call or any other information. we can also get on the radio if we want to broadcast to a wider group. and then people have cell phones and can call them for something more detailed than a message. and that s helpful for monitoring in realtime you also mentioned storage and retrieval of said footage. is that right? yes. describe as a desi
a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday. it s only wednesday. april 28th. and the vaccine rollout and an economy on the rebound will highlight president biden s first address to a joint session of congress tonight. on the eve of the president s 100th day in office, only 200 people will be attending this address. that s a number that s normally around 1600. this is going to be a very different scene. there will be no other guests permitted. it will look and feel like nothing we ve seen before. president biden will lay out the next phase of his economic plan. this is a $1.8 trillion federal investment in education, child care and paid family leave. it s on top of the $2 trillion infrastructure package still working its way through congress. we re going to speak to the white house about all of this in just a moment. first, cnn editor at large chris cillizza at the magic wall with, chris, what we can expect tonight, s
military response while startingsyrian s soils it was a message sent to iran. it is a message president biden sends straight to iran. negotiations does not mean it is open for u.s. personnel. of course amid all this the president is trying to convince congress to pass his almost $2 trillion covid relief bill which the house is set to vote tomorrow. the senate parliamentary biden s increase $15 could not be granted. it will be stripped out the bill when it goes the the senate side. president biden meeting with the governors virtually trying to build support for the bill. despite public support for it, republican senate opposition to the measure seems to be holding together. this is on a coronavirus spill. the senate majority leader offered this in response. to the left, money for schools, vaccines and direct checks to struggling american families, checks nearly every member supported a few months ago and now to the left of lennon? there was one more bet of surprisi
now on bbc news. it s time for hardtalk welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. thousands of indian farmers are keeping up their long running protest against the modi government s farm law reform. their protest camps on the outskirts of delhi have become a symbol of defiance. but india s populist prime minister has faced down a host of opponents in the past. will this time be any different? my guest is yogendra yadav, leader of the swaraj party and a prominent backer of the farmers cause. is modi versus the farmers a defining moment for india? yogendra yadav, in rewari near delhi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you are on the coordinating committee of the main group behind the farmers protest. we have been watching them for the last weeks and months, but it does seem as though right now they may be losing momentum. is that right? not quite. in an extraordinary movement of this kind, given the size, scale, time, you have ups and downs. but remember, we are looking at near
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. thousands of indian farmers are keeping up their long running protest against the modi government s farm law reform. their protest camps on the outskirts of delhi have become a symbol of defiance. but india s populist prime minister has faced down a host of opponents in the past. will this time be any different? my guest is yogendra yadav, leader of the swaraj party and a prominent backer of the farmers cause. is modi versus the farmers a defining moment for india? theme music plays. yogendra yadav, in rewari near delhi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you are on the coordinating committee of the main group behind the farmers protest. we have been watching them for the last weeks and months, but it does seem as though right now they may be losing momentum. is that right? not quite. in an extraordinary movement of this kind, given the size, scale, time, you have ups and downs. but remember, we are looki