. >> you wouldn't know if they are a member of the dma. >> not off the top of my head. >> we called exact data and they offered to sell us lists of all kinds of private - what many members of the public would consider sensitive. >> i can't speak to that situation, but i think there's more to the story. in a case where marketing data is being sold and purchased and transferred between companies. our code of ethics say you can only share the information, it can only be purchased for marketing purposes. >> reporter: it doesn't always happen that way. take espilion, a giant in the business, the holder of credit and marketing data. in a maim scror lapse, that brian crabb reported, an identity thief in vietnam gained access to a dater base containing personal information from 200 million americans from a company opened by xpirion. >> it was selling information, they claim unknowingly, i'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt to an individual who said he was a u.s. based private investigator. they refused op on-air interview but said: >>> to brian crabbs, the indoor question razes quest

and we also watched dmob stragss in los angeles, the second dma a row that we've seen these protestsd it's just approaching quarter past 9:00 in the evening there. so we'll keep watching our feeds coming in all over the u.s. as developments become available. but another point we want to bring to you now is mie quell brown's parents. they say they don't believe anything officer wilson mentioned in his account that we heard yesterday. and brown's mother says also may not have wanted to kill her son, but he wanted to kill someone, she says. >> yeah. and they spoke with legal analyst sonny hostin about what darren wilson said. >> officer wilson said he had a clear conscious about what happened that day. if he had to do it again, he would. what's your response to that? >> he's a murderer. that's what that tells me. >> what does that tell you, leslie? >> i hope the lord have mercy on his soul. >> i'm saying he's a murderer because if he was conscious of what he's doing, i mean, he understood his actions. he understood exactly what he was doing. you know? he didn't have a second thought, a