confirms its objective in ukraine is to take full control of the black sea coast. and establish a land bridge between russia and crimea. ukraine s president warns if that happens, russia s aggression will spread to other countries. mariupol officials say an evacuation column will be attempted again today. it s supposed to get under way right about now. an estimated 100,000 civilians are still inside the battered city. as ukraine s orthodox christians celebrate easter this weekend, ukraine s president he is hopeful against prevailing against russia, here he is. translator: the 58th day of our defense is coming to an end. it ends on good friday, one of the most sorrowful day of the year for christians. the day when death seems to have won. but we hope for a resurrection. we believe in the victory of life over death. and we pray that death loses. britain s ministry of defense says russia has made no major gains in the past 24 hours. its air and sea forces haven t established
user generated evidence. the social media posts, smart phone video and so on. and what are the challenges of using that as evidence in the court, when it might be hard to ascertain, you know, whether or not it s reliable or not? yeah, this is a rapidly new development for the prosecution of war crimes. it s a very important one. the potential for visual evidence is immense, as crime can be recorded life as they happen. in fact, the international community of courts expect we use videos in the case of mariupol in destruction of property. the challenge as you alluded is always to prove the crime. the video or whatever it is, that this was taken by this person at that time. and it is authentic. and this is in fact evidence that can help a lot. the other challenge is the body.
hours of the incident, they have got a name and a person of interest. they are on a man hunt and got the truck. this thing will end relatively soon. it s not going to be a long term investigation. interesting. of course what we know so far is after putting on a gas mask, and throwing gas canisters or smoke canisters inside the train, the subway shooter fired 33 times. hitting ten people. thankfully his gun jammed. security cameras at the station were not functioning. of course there s smart phone video available to police to help them find the shooter. they have linked frank james to the u haul vehicle. that was rented under the credit card that was dropped near the scene of the shooting. what procedure will they need to follow to ensure that they do actually get the person? the shooter at the subway. this is where extraordinary
states in the past about those cameras are kind of dismissed by european countries who have had so many terror attacks and had to deal with things and have that video evidence. the camera issues, when i first came to new york was cheaper. the new york was 1990. cameras were in their infancy. most didn t work because of the steel dust issues in the subways. they have increased the number of cameras. new york, next to london, is probably the most camera-heavy city in america. certainly more can be done. technology is getting better all the time. as we saw this morning, at least it s been reported, a camera that might have been beneficial was not working is and they re relying a lot on the smart phone video that people are sending in. that s a plus and mines for the nypd. their going to be flooded with
criminals. they know even if it is over 950, it will be down to a misdemeanor charge so there s no repercussions at all. neil: depending on where you are there s a strong effort to defund the police or cut back on the police or second-guess the police no matter what they are doing. i your men and women under that pressure? are they aware when they go out on something they are a smart phone video away from potentially losing their jobs? absolutely. we see it every day. officers are out each day to protect the community with anti-police groups, new policies and laws that are put into place especially with prop 47 and prop 57, puts more couples on the street and offices lives in danger because it is a revolving door. officers want to do their job and do it well on a daily basis but they don t feel supported. they feel what am i to do? i rest the suspects, they