we periodically do a spot check) plus, olly installed an app to give her a full readout of georgie's every week of what she's been using) the major concern in their home like many others . isn't necessarily what the child is doing.but áwho is contacting the child.) anyone can make up a name, an age, an address, and on they go.) one such case is lester packingham of north carolina.he was convicted in 2002 of taking indecent liberties with a minor.then in 2009, a new state law prohibited sex offenders from accessing sites like facebook, youtube and new york times, which have online forums, where people interact.when packingham was caught with a facebook account in 2010, he was arrested.he's now challenging that ban . saying it's a violation of his first amendment rights and taking his case all the way to the supreme court on monday.) what's unclear, and i think the law is still trying to figure this out, is where sex offenders can be online.) stephen balkam of the family online safety institute -- sees too many parents taking a hands-off approach. ) parents are using digital devices as

olly moverley's 12-year-old daughter georgie has her own tablet and a very concerned mother. we periodically do a spot checkplus, olly installed an app to give her a full readout of georgie's activities.olly moverley / mother of threewe get a download every week of what she's been usingthe major concern in their home like many others . isn't necessarily what the child is doing.but áwho is contacting the child.anyone can make up a name, an age, an address, and on they go. one such case is lester packingham of north carolina.he was convicted in 2002 of taking indecent liberties with a minor.then in 2009, a new state law prohibited sex offenders from accessing sites like facebook, youtube and new york times, which have online forums, where people interact.when packingham was caught with a facebook account in 2010, he was arrested.he's now challenging that ban . saying it's a violation of his first amendment rights and taking his case all the way to the supreme court on monday.what's unclear, and i think the law is still trying to figure this out, is where sex offenders can be on

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. >>> something to keep looking into, georgie. this isn't the first hostage situation at this prison. nbc 10 learned in 2004 an inmate took a prison counselor hostage and sexually asosaulted her. after seven hours officers shot and killed the inmate. the latest deadly incident lasted about 20 hours. negotiators gave the green light to enter the prison when they didn't hear anything from officer floyd. here is part of the negotiator talking to the inmates last night. >> as long as we know that floyd's okay. let us talk to floyd and that will be one plus for you. when they do take it up higher, maybe it is something that will really be considered. you've got to show your intent. you got to show your intent at well being, well doing. >> the community in smyrna plans two vigils tomorrow for sergeant floyd. one here and one in dover. delaware's governor has ordered flags across the state to be flown at half-staff to honor sergeant steven floyd. calling today a very sad day for the first state. i'll be back in a few minutes with a demon

georgi markov in london, and litvinenko killed in london with polonium.e of the assassins was injured but you would expect to see many more casualties with a toxin like this. the way they used it was very strange, as well. but the key thing is, you only need a tiny drop. that is presumably what he got which was enough to kill him. back to the news we were just bringing you about the woman who died just a day after being hit by debris in wolverhampton city centre. she was a staff member of the university of wolverhampton. she was with the number of colleagues. the university vice chancellor has said, "we are all deeply saddened by this tragic loss. she had only been at the university is short time but had made a real impact in a personal and professional capacity. she was a popular member of the team and highly valued. the woman who died in wolverhampton, a member of staff at the university of wolverhampton. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first the headlines. labour suffers a humiliating defeat to the conservatives in the copeland

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georgie said, hopefully the sailing will go better than the launch.the launch.” thought they had a sugar bottle, you know, that they use in films, don't they. pre- cracked. and another story, tom brady, according to the press, he won the super bowl single—handedly. someone has pinched hisjersey. single—handedly. someone has pinched his jersey. 0h, single—handedly. someone has pinched his jersey. oh, come single—handedly. someone has pinched hisjersey. oh, come on. he went single—handedly. someone has pinched his jersey. oh, come on. he went out to have his picture taken on the pitch with his mum, by the time he got back it had gone from his bag. who would be so foolish? you have to see this. you are a fan of watches. i like see this. you are a fan of watches. ilikea see this. you are a fan of watches. i like a watch. i am going to try to do this straight, it tells people when they are boring and when it is time to shut up. imagine that! laughter why are you picking on sally? sally, you definitely need one of these. it has a particular use, though, has

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we're very glad that georgie made it but unfortunately dexter did not., it's —— 3—0. all, it's an own goal. raggett! lincoln city. amazing celebrations. joining us is the club's managing director kevin cooke and his girlfriend, and lincoln fan, jo ticehurst. there was some dispute weather the goal had ashleigh cross a line. —— actually. i wasn't even sure it had crossed the line. i saw the ball go towards the goal and then then seemed to be some hesitation. sean raggett thought he had got it. then the referee indicated it was a goal and the assistant referee. how late was your night? it wasn't that late as we had to get up this morning and players can celebrate at the end of the season. you are at the middle of an important legal run. the game on tuesdayis an important legal run. the game on tuesday is really important to us and this is just fantastic. tuesday is really important to us and this isjust fantastic. i can't tell you how fantastic it is for the city and everywhere you go people are talking about it. people who don't even like football. and sa

georgi markov in london, and living encode killed in london with polonium.ich brings us on to the issue of decontamination. we heard from rupert who said he had spoken to people in the airport and they didn't know of any decontamination procedures carried out. how worried should anyone be who works there or passengers who have passed through there that day since?” passengers who have passed through there that day since? i think we need to temper this a little bit. first of all, decontaminating the area will be relatively straightforward. if people haven't shown symptoms by now and this happened a week ago, they are not going to. that is something that people should be reassured about. that is what is slightly strange, we haven't seen those casualties. it's a concern that it has taken this long to work out that it is vx. people wanted to be absolutely certain before announcing that vx is in the hands of despots and terrorists around the world. it is reassuring that we haven't seen casualties and if they are not ill now, it is unlikely that they will get ill i

georgie is the kind of entrepreneur any city would want.lled us the jewel in the bnp crown, was something that really disheartened me because i know that's not the case and i know there's a lot of people in this city who are so accepting and so welcoming of anyone. for someone to come along from any political party and tar us with a negative brush, or use our city in their own kind of agenda to get into westminster, i find that quite offensive because that's not what we're about at all. we need to make an attractive city so that all these other companies come in, they open up job opportunities and then the regeneration continues to spread. i'd love investment so i could open up the top floor which would then me create even more jobs. i mean us alone, we've created ten jobs, which might not seem a lot, but if every single business on this street can do that, you know, hopefully by the end of this year we could have 200 workers, just in this street alone. chris was born and raised in stoke. he's a new dad and runs a craft beer business. i cau