and, quote, only delete if you are really very sure a person -- only delete if you are really very sure that a person is underage. only delete if you really very sure a person is underage. that was all in all caps. the result of backpage's guidance, of course, is the site contains numerous advertisements for sexual advertisements with children. the national center for missing and exploited children are, for example, reports that 71% of the child's sex trafficking reports it receives involve ads posted on backpage. according to shared hope international, service providers working with child sex trafficking victims reported between 80% and 100% of their clients had been bought and sold on backpage.com. we have also learned that backpage has failed to preserve information that would help law enforcement and other entities locate victims and put pimps and traffickers in jail. backpage also failed to implement other free widely available technologies that have helped law enforcement build cases against suspected sex traffickers. moreover, backpage representatives and third party consultants

you think you deleted that text? >> pam:think again.ice can dig up the messages. >> pam:we'll show you how they used it to prosecute a murder case. >> pam:and next. >> pam:the holidays are here. and long - shopping trips are around the corner. >> pam:in tonight's 'dine and dish'. we show you a special bar for the men who are often just tagging along. >> gary: sports highlights coming up next and little bit later in this women generally do most of holidays approach and shoppers head to the mall. how do you reward the man who endures it all with a smile? >> pam:tonight on 'dine and dish'. kron four's vicki liviakis inside the mall. >> gabe: >> vicki:shopping can take a lot out of a person. chad morton figured he man cave in the mall. >> vicki:how do you reward the good sport? why a sports bar. tsk to >> vicki:some of the patrons here at tap - taking time out from the rigors of retail. a man cave where all are welcome.to put down their shopping bags and down a cold one. >> again come in here and have a great time with great food and cockta

including incriminating statements that had been deleted prior to his suicide. a selection of those deleted messages is available in your media handout packets as well. our investigation has determined conclusively that glinnowicz intentionally left a staged trail of police equipment at the crime scene. analysts determined the trail of equipment consisting of pepper spray, a baton and his personal glasses was an attempt to mislead first responders and investigators to believe this was a homicide scene. it was learned through investigation glinnowicz had significant experience staging mock crime scenes for police explorer training. the fbi's behavioral analysis unit has concurred that this was a staged scene, in part because there were no signs of glinnowicz being dragged after the initial shot and no physical signs that he fought for his life. we have also concluded that glinnowicz strategically aimed the first of two shots at the lower abdominal area, striking his cellular phone and bulletproof vest which absorbed most of the impact of the first shot. advanced

police officials have denied charges that the video was deleted. the protesters say emanuel, mccarthy and state's attorney anita alvarez need to go. 3 still to come on siouxland news, 20-16 gop presidential candidate dr. ben carson heads to jordan.and his statements.. saying 25-thousand refugees to the us does nothing to solve this crisis. we'll tell you what he thinks is the best solution for the syrian 3 3 3 3 3 expect mostly cloudy skies this evening with temperatures in the low to mid 20s. tomorrow will be another cloudy day with temperatures evening through tuesday most of the area is under a a nter storm watch.at this time, we are expecting 6 to 8 inches of snow to be associated with this system. look for wintery mix in the early monday morning hours transitioning to snow all of monday into tuesday morning and early afternoon. wednesday will start a clearing and warming trend with temperatures upper 30s.3 3 coming up after the break... real-estate mogul and presidential candidate donald trump..he's speaking up after mocking a reporter with a

delete. delete. five, four, three, two, one. >> okay. todd's phone comma. >> no! >> three, two, one. >> today, on. that's what i got, okay. >> where is back space. oops. no. [ bleep ]. >> looks like a gorilla using a phone. >> three, two, one. >> today on "right this minute" we all suck at texting on this. >> how much would it cost to get todd a new phone, siri? >> we've had a problem. can you please try that again. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzz word, be at least 18 years old >> head over to rightthisminute.com and enter the buzz word. >> you can enter every day. let's reveal friday's buzz word. it's galaxy. so get on over to rightthisminute.com and click on win ipad button and enter friday's buzz word, galaxy. >> one day later next week we'll have a bonus giveaway. that means we'll give something a flat screen tv. stay tuned. good luck, everybody. >> it's the video that has ladies swooning for salad. >> i'm sold. be >> daniel: 10:24 right now. update the breaking news we have been telling you about all morning. missing

why would she record it and then delete it? shame. changed her mind. this was motive. the " he" that she talks about... was scared. whoever this person is, is her killer. (murderer grunting, isabel screaming) (grunting and screaming continue) recovered this from tristan jenkins' hard drive. i had to dig through hours of footage. this is what isabel's mother and father witnessed. krumitz: unfortunately, this video help us i.d. our killer. okay, all right, uh, nelson, go back a few seconds, please. i really miss you guys. russell: right there. and highlight the engraving. it's the infinity symbol. what are you thinking? i'm thinking that we can run a facial recognition without a face. stands for automated identification, right? so we all have articles of clothing we wear so often, they become unique identifiers, like our murderer's bracelet. well, this is great, but there's no random-stuff-we-own database to search. you know, actually there is, and that index happens to be public and linked directly to people's names. what is it? 350 million samples submitted every singl

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why would she record it and then delete it? shame. changed her mind. but isabel had already threatened to go to the police. this was motive. whoever this person is, is her killer. (murderer grunting, isabel screaming) (grunting and screaming continue) recovered this from tristan jenkins' hard drive. i had to dig through hours of footage. this is what isabel's mother and father witnessed. krumitz: unfortunately, this video doesn't actually help us i.d. our killer. okay, all right, uh, nelson, go back a few seconds, please. (video rewinding) i really miss you guys. russell: right there. isolate that bracelet and highlight the engraving. it's the infinity symbol. what are you thinking? i'm thinking that we can run a facial recognition without a face. you guys know about abbi? stands for automated body and belongings identification, right? so we all have articles of clothing we wear so often, they become unique identifiers, like our murderer's bracelet. random-stuff-we-own database to search. you know, actually there is, and that index happens to be public

deleted it right away. >> reporter: the school district enough. in a public letter, the superintendent writes, the thing that deeply upsets many se that very few, if any, of our students district-wide reported any recent problematic behaviors to an adult. we need our young people to be good citizens and report problematic pe haifa your to an adult. what he did. he opened it. found, saw what it was and delete it. >> reporter: the trial attorney says it appears a.j. did not brake the law, but school policy is another story. >> they're not prosecutors. their job is to ensure the safety of the student body to make sure a code of conduct is enforced and followed. >> reporter: a number of students also believe that members of the football team received the text video but were not suspended from school. the school district would fought comment on that part of the story other than to say no one else additionally will be suspended at this point. reporting live from kings park, ida siegl, news 4, new york. >> thank you. now to a heating oil scandal involvin

including incriminating statements that had been deleted prior to his suicide. a selection of those deleted messages is available in your media handout packets as well. our investigation has determined conclusively that gliniewicz intentionally left a staged trail of police equipment at the crime scene. analysts determined the trail of equipment consisting of pepper spray, a baton, and his personal glasses, was an attempt to mislead first responders and investigators to believe this was a homicide scene. it was learned through investigation gliniewicz had significant experience staging mock crime scenes for police explorer training. the fbi's behavioral analysis unit has concurred that this was a staged scene, in part because there were no signs of gliniewicz being dragged after the initial shot, and no physical signs that he fought for his life. we have also concluded that gliniewicz strategically aimed the first of two shots from his own weapon at the lower abdominal area striking his cellular phone and bulletproof vest which absorbed most of the impact of the

. >> the applications could delete a message soon after it was sent. i sent this one to delete after four seconds. i'm sending to my colleague, lauren. it is received and -- four, three, two, one, it is gone, forever. there was a warning before the attack of another way of eluding surveillance. including gaming consoles, with the playstation 4 with the internet group play capability could be used to send voice and text messages, hard for the government to keep track of. >> i heard the most difficulty between the terrorists is the playstation 4. it is very, very difficult for our services. >> reporter: the problem, the online groups come and go so quickly. one cyber expert called it security by obscurity. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, the resilience of the people of paris and honoring those who lost their lives in the attacks on this great city. we exposed a flaw in those red-light-cameras -- that led to invalid tickets. ===take vo=== the action a peninsula city is now taking - after our investigation. ===jess/take vo=== pl

. >> these also can said to delete a message soon after it is sent. i've set this app to delete after four seconds. i'm sending it. it's received. and it's gone. forever. >> european officials warned before the paris attack about another way to elude surveillance. they say even gaming consoles like sony's hugely popular population 4 can be used to send voice and text messages hard for the government to keep track of. >> i heard that the most difficult communication between the terrorists is the population four. is very very difficult for our services. >> the problem the online groups come and go so quickly, one calls it security by on security. pete williams nbc news washington. >> we're joined by medal of honor recipient conditional jack jacobs. we're learning that vladimir putin, how does he act now? >> well there is an idea that says this might motivate him to get more serious about attacking isis in syria rather than just trying to knock off opponents of assad. and if that is the case. it means that we have an opportunity to work more closely with

why would she record it and then delete it? shame. changed her mind. to go to the police. this was motive. the "he" that she talks about... was scared. whoever this person is, is her killer. (murderer grunting, abiscrel sngeami) (grunting and screaming continue) recovered this from tristan jenkins' hard drive. i had to dig through hours of footage. this is what isabel's mother and father witnessed. krumitz: unfortunately, this video doesn't actually help us i.d. our killer. okay, all right, uh, nelson, go back a few seconds, please. (video rewinding) i really miss you guys. russell: right there. isolate that bracelet and highlight the engraving. it's the infinity symbol. what are you thinking? i'm thinking that we can run a facial recognition without a face. you guys know about abbi? stands for automated body and belongings identification, right? so we all have articles of clothing we wear so often, they become unique identifiers, like our murderer's bracelet. well, this is great, but there's no random-stuff-we-own database to search. you know, actuall

he's since deleted it. the man supposed to be able to win the general election, he is polling in the single digits. an enthe gop controlled house is being led bay speaker who has to be cajoled into the job. yet despite all that, the republican party still has a whole lot to feel good about, including what happened yesterday in kentucky which had one of the last bastions in the south. matt bevin won a big victory in the governor's race despite concerns he was too extreme to win a general election. he's threatened to reverse obamacare and threw his support behind county clerk kim davis who he visited in jail. >> i'm proud for the fact that this is a great night for the republican party in the state of kentucky. i'm also -- [ applause ] i'm also grateful for the fact that more importantly this is a great night nor conservatives in the state of kentucky. >> also a great night for social conservatives in houston, texas, where the message no men in women's bathrooms was used a successful campaign to get voters to

why would she record it and then delete it? shame. changed her mind.ened to go to the police. this was motive. the "he" that she talks about... was scared. whoever this person is, is her killer. (murderer grunting, isabel screaming) (grunting and screaming continue) recovered this from tristan jenkins' hard drive. i had to dig through hours of footage. this is what isabel's mother and father witnessed. krumitz: unfortunately, this video doesn't actually help us i.d. our killer. okay, all right, uh, nelson, go back a few seconds, please. (video rewinding) i really miss you guys. russell: right there. isolate that bracelet and highlight the engraving. it's the infinity symbol. what are you thinking? i'm thinking that we can run a facial recognition without a face. you guys know about abbi? stands for automated body and belongings identification, right? so we all have articles of clothing we wear so often, they become unique identifiers, like our murderer's bracelet. well, this is great, but there's no random-stuff-we-own database to search. you know, act

these applications can also be set to delete a message soon after it's sent. i've set this one to delete it after four seconds. i'm sending it to my colleague, lauren. it's received, and four, three, two, one. it's gone. forever. european officials warn before the paris attack, about another way to elude surveillance, they say even gaming consoles like sony's hugely popular playstation 4 with its internet group play capability can be used to send voice and text messages, hard for the government to keep track of. >> i heard that the most difficult communication between these terrorists is the playstation 4, is very, very difficult for our services. >> reporter: the problem, the online groups come and go so quickly. one cyber expert calls it security by obscurity. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> all right. we're joined now by medal of honor recipient and msnbc military analyst colonel jack jacobs. good morning, colonel, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> so with these late-breaking details we're hearing that russia is now confirming traces

everything's being deleted-- ryan: python's deleting evidence that connects him to the deep web. how do you stop it? i-i don't know. you do the one thing you're never supposed to do to a computer that's being used in a crime. you unplug it. (all cheering) oh, no, please, thank you. thank you. thank you so much. hey, you be careful with that, okay? it's only the most important piece of hardware i've ever put my hands on. i understand. just dusting it for prints. look at that smile! if it was any bigger, i think his head would split in half. yeah, well, can you blame him? he found squamata's host computer. ramirez: and we've taken down python's drug empire. now we got a complete list of every supplier, dealer and distributor who ever logged on. yeah, go ahead, go ahead. take it in, krummy. take it in. any idea on how python got that blade into his old bedroom? yeah, he rat-ed his own mom's computer. observed her pattern of life. knew when she'd be out of the house. and now we've shut down his enterprise. yeah, that's what i'm talking about, baby! yes! (whoops) krumitz sent me a sca

got to delete you. >> okay. i feel like i just got can be -- called the digital hoarder. >> yeah. >> more about that later. >> she's saying she's one too. she's going to delete them. >> no diana no. >> keeping the dog but you guys are going to have to go. >> we understand. >>> been there. the stories that got the start on social media. you're not going to be laughing when you hear this story. going to start with the mayor in oklahoma trying to put out a social media firestone prompted by her husband's dumb halloween costume. it's hard to believe the people didn't realize wearing a kkk costume wouldn't offend anyone. but one of the four people who thought wearing the racist symbol of hatred was funny was the husband of the mayor teresa shop. she -- sharp. she found herself in front of the newsroom apologizing for her husband's actions and her husband also apologized saying he didn't realize how hurtle the costume would be to others. i think he knows now. >> the mayor's husband. it's -- all right. >>> you know wha

. >> i got hundred e-mails, i am like nope, delete, delete, delete i have a list and i'm sticking tout talking about am on.com. "eyewitness news" went to one of the amazon's fulfillment centers in robbinsville mercer county this place was a beehive of activity. there is 14 miles of conveyor belts at the robbinsville fulfillment center and today they were full of boxes. >> we think of ourselves as santa's workshop and we're all helping to help put presents under the tree. >> amazon says cyber monies its busiest day of the year. last year it logged some 43 million order. the company is expected to break record today. >>> president obama joined world leaders in paris focused on reaching a global agreement to combat claimant change. a new cbs news/new york times poll find many americans support the goal of the conference. 66 percent, say that the u.s. should join a international treat toy reduce global warming. 54 percent agreed protecting the environment is more important than stimulating the economy. the world's two biggest polluters, china and the u.s. kick off the the climate change

there is a videotape of the officer deleting that. one of the questions we have about the code of silence and this is a historic day that an officer is actually charged and being held to account for shooting and taking the life of a young man. what also about the officers who helped to cover it up? what about the official narrative that was given out and that may have been the official narrative, it may have been the official narrative unless we all pushed for in and this came out. >> craig futterman, thank you very much joining me laura washington, "chicago sun-times" columnist and abc 7 analyst. part of what you heard from craig was context. those are investigations he undertook which we cannot independently corroborate in terms of what he said about witnesses on the scene, et cetera. that is his investigation. that said, laura, the timeline of this is so bizarre in so many ways. 14 months, 13 months of silence and then an absolute flurry of activity from all systems go from the city in the last 48 hours. what is the mood like there

everything's being deleted-- ryan: python's deleting evidence that connects him to the deep web. how do you stop it? i-i don't know. you do the one thing you're never supposed to do to a computer that's being used in a crime. you unplug it. (all cheering) oh, no, please, thank you. thank you. thank you so much. hey, you be careful with that, okay? it's only the most important piece of hardware i've ever put my hands on. i understand. just dusting it for prints. look at that smile! if it was any bigger, i think his head would split in half. yeah, well, can you blame him? he found squamata's host computer. ramirez: and we've taken down python's drug empire. now we got a complete list of every supplier, dealer and distributor who ever logged on. yeah, go ahead, go ahead. take it in, krummy. take it in. any idea on how python got that blade into his old bedroom? yeah, he rat-ed his own mom's computer. observed her pattern of life. knew when she'd be out of the house. and now we've shut down his enterprise. yeah, that's what i'm talking about, baby! yes! (whoops) krumitz sent me a sca

can never truly be deleted. >> kieran and a.j. admit there is one thing they could have done differently. >> good chance on not opening it. deleting it right away. >> reporter: a lesson they didn't expect to have learned in school. >>> coming up, debt from student loans could ruin retirement plans for millions. the out of this world offer for the blue moon diamond. >> and one small panda takes one giant step. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. laundry can wreak havoc on our sweaters stretch into muumuus. and pilled cardigans become pets. but it's not you, it's the laundry. protect your clothes from stretching, fading, and fuzz. ...with downy fabric conditioner... it not only softens and freshens, it helps protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabr

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and deleting emails that include links. if you encounter any of these scams... report it to the b - b - b . millions of americans are expected to participate in cyber monday... and amazon is expected to be one of the hottest cyber shopping spots. jay gray has more from the retailer's distribution center in new jersey. this is what the holiday hustle looks like.. on the floor at amazon.. prepping and packing, hundreds- of-thousands of orders.. as standing in-line.. now gives way.. to ordering on-line... "shopping is no longer an in-store experience. we know that many people are shopping on line, many people are using their phones to buy products." more than ever according to data which indicates cyber monday shoppers this year will spend 3-billion dollars or more.. up 12-percent from last year.. a trend.. according to a survey from sas.. driven by "convenience, value, and the ability to compare prices and search for better deals.." "two clicks of a button and you can purchase whatever you want for clicking, and spending their money analysts say.. on electronics -

remember the deleted text messages that were released by authorities when they made the shocking announcementhat lieutenant gliniewicz was not murdered, but committed suicide. cnn sources confirming the individuals that lieutenant gliniewicz was exchanging text messages with were his widow and his son. that individual number one was the widow and individual number two was the son. perhaps the most shocking revelation is that authorities now believe that lieutenant gliniewicz was thinking, exploring the possibility of killing a village adminisrator. all of this still under investigation. that village administrator addressed the allegations. >> it's very unsettling. again, you know, my concern is my family. it's quite unbelievable and almost surreal. >> reporter: oh, but there is more. cnn's sources confirming that authorities found cocaine inside lieutenant gliniewicz desk after his death. the big question to administrators was that cocaine going to be used to plant on this village administrator as well? because there are allegations about that also. that village administrator also addressed t

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can never truly be deleted. >> kieran and a.j. admit t tre is one thing they could have done differently. >> good chance on not opening it. deleting it right away. >> reporter: a lesson they school. >>> coming up, debt from student loans could ruin retirement plans for millions. the out of this world offer for the blue moon diamond. giant step. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. laundry can wreak havoc on our clothes, ruining them forever. sweaters stretch into muumuus. but it's not you, it's the laundry. protect your clothes from stretching, fading, and fuzz. ...with downy fabric conditioner... it not only softens and freshens, it helps protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. >>> 40 million americans have combined student loan debt of $1.3 trillion. a fi