joining me live from boston, former fbi profiler clint van zandt. good morning to you, clint. >> hi, alex. >> so, how could erin andrews or any other high profile stalking victim have avoided this crude invasion her privacy? i mean, should people have to think that way? >> should we have to, no. do we have to, yes. number one, she registered under her true name. if you're a celebrity, getting inappropriate e-mails, anything like that, don't use your true name. this guy who used an alias himself allegedly when he was out stalking her, called up dozens of different hotels in a town trying to find her, found out where she was registered to stay, and then got into the room right next to her. had she used an alias, susan smith, something like that, who knows, he wouldn't have been able to find her, number one. number two, stay in a different room, a different hotel. don't set up a pattern where somebody can follow you. if you get in inappropriate e-mails, realize that most of the time, somebody in the first letter they identify themselves. if they don't g

clint van zandt, thank you so much for being with us throughout the morning.ciate that as always. >> okay. >>> for more information on how you can keep yourself safe when traveling logon to clint's website at lifesecure.org. >>> a newborn baby boy snatched from his tennessee home by someone posing as an immigration agent has been found live and well in alabama. the woman suspected of taking baby yair anthony carillo is in custody and questioned by police. au a authorities say video from a walmart parking lot helped track her down. the baby's mother says the suspect entered her nashville home on tuesday posing as an agent and then stab herd eight times with a kitchen knife before taking her baby. the mother is recovering from that attack. >>> president obama is offering his congratulations rio for winning the bid to host the 2016 games. spoking to reporters, the president said he was disappointed chicago didn't get the games but happy with the u.s. effort put forth there. quite a different story in brazil. it is going to be like carnival for a long time, how on

. >>> clint van zandt is a former fbi profiler and joins us from boston. good morning. >> hi, amy. good morning. >> these videos surfaced first back in july. any idea on the timing, why the fbi decided to make the arrest now and at an airport? >> yeah. well, first of all, on the timing i think it just took a while to put this case together. trying to track back this suspect, you know, he used his cell phone, amy. you've got to imagine, here i hold up a pen. this is really thicker than what an actual door is, and what he did is he took the peephole -- he'd go to the room, he'd take the peephole out, cut it in half, put it back in, and when he had someone in a room, he'd slowly take that peephole up, put a phone camera up to the door and take a picture. then he sent that video from his camera to his home computer, so it took the fbi a while to trace all those numbers, digits, everything back again. once they had it, they had the suspect, they probably had him under surveillance and when the warrant came through, they arrested him at the chicago airport when he landed. >> as far as we

joining me live from boston, profiler clint van zandt. >> good to be with you. >> we're told the suspectmichael, allegedly filmed erin through a peephole in her hotel room. how can somebody do that and how sophisticated does this have to be? >> alex, if you and i think of the average width of an hotel door, say an inch wide. purposes of analysis, here's a ball-point pen i took apart. if this were the peephole device, one part in the inside, one in the outside and it screws together. what this guy did, unscrewed it, cut part of it off so only one of two threads would hold it and once erin got in the room, he would sneak up to the outside of the door, unscrew this, take it out, take his cell phone camera, put it up against the door and then film about 40 seconds of her in the room. crude, dumb, stupid, immature and criminal. >> okay. but i'm wondering about the hotel's responsibility for not allowing this to happen, or for putting in the kinds of peepholes that this thing can't be unscrewed and, you know -- is the hotel liable for any of this? >> part of it is that they have a special tool