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Pilot cities for the social surveillance experiment is wrong ching on chinas east coast cameras have been installed everywhere the chinese government believes it will improve social order encourage moral behavior and discourage corruption. this is how the social credit system is supposed to work. every citizen is scored based on their number of points which rise or fall depending on their behavior if someone games too much on their computer they lose points for neglecting their family and damagi...

Lot in this process. the u.s. service takes images of in coming mail. will that speed up getting answerses about that? >> absolutely. the other interesting aspect they would be worried about based on the news coverage would be a tactical shift with the bomb maker. thats what we saw with the recent model here in austin. he watches the news footage and then he adjusts his mo. will we see a shift? will we see a real device? god forbid. thats the fbi joint terrorism task forces focussed on along wit...

Their best when theyre dealing with a big nationwide criminal investigation. then theyre really able to leverage the resources of the agencies as well as the u.s. intelligence community with a very singular focus. in their day to day activities, theyre looking at counter espionage, terrorism, looking at what i call sort of standard criminal activities, bank robberies, drug dealings, the opioid crisis. when you have something like this, everybody gets on the same page. they can move with the full...

Progression. so it takes time to scrub those databases, match it up with the cctv footage you might have. you do have a location that you can kind of hone in on. im sure behind the scenes this is the number one national security priority investigation underway by the u.s. government. >> sandra: you have to assume its a massive effort. the latest we know investigators are going through all the security video outside the time warner center that was evacuated the other day because of these packages...

Behind this? >> i think that they are getting very, very close. i think because nothing here really in particular blew up, i think that they will be able to lift a print or lift some sort of dna that they might be able to begin to run against a variety of databases. and i think that they would also run it against individuals who might have come up on the radar screen of a joint terrorism task force because this person, this individual, very likely may have said something or done something either...

Particular facility. and that initially led them to south florida. and then we heard the fbi director talking about getting that fingerprint. and when they got that fingerprint these law enforcement agencies that have been in close touch with each other, they actually started the operation of the task force here in south florida with fbi, secret service, the florida department of law enforcement, all the other local police agencies, and it turned out that one of these police agencies had taken t...

Themselves. >> i think it was you who tweeted earlier today, envelopes, packages, ieds are a treasure trove of forensics. what else can investigators determine from the packaging that was sent at the device. >> the amount of forensics are unbelievable. you look at chase evidence, how wires are crimped and cut, that traditional signature like you will see with all bomb makers. the other aspect here i heard nobody talk about is, theres no doubt in my mind coming from the protective intelligence fi...

Social media to the protectees of the secret service and others, to see if there is a common thread there. have they used these misspellings in other situations which helps them to narrow down the individual or individuals that have perpetrated this. >> you agree that there is a lot of clues out there that the authorities are working on? >> absolutely. the secret service working with the joint terrorism task forces and the fbi obviously. they are out there right now and i assure you they are tra...

>> i think it was you who tweeted earlier today, envelopes, packages, ieds are a treasure trove of forensics. what else can investigators determine from the packaging that was sent at the device. >> the amount of forensics are unbelievable. you look at chase evidence, how wires are crimped and cut, that traditional signature like you will see with all bomb makers. the other aspect here i heard nobody talk about is, theres no doubt in my mind coming from the protective intelligence field that thi...

Material and information and guidance. and like you suggested, these components, the way theyre put together, probably some instructions, some manual out there that provides the frame work for this. theres a lot of looking at social media, looking at databases, law enforcement agencies to see if theres any information that would link the language, the components, anything at all, the threats, any indications of threats by someone that would tie anything linking this case, any material to a parti...