amazon has been forced to file a john doe lawsuit. they don't have an inkling who the creators are. amazon has to file in a federal, sometimes a state court, a lawsuit against jane doe and through ip addresses tacking users with a name can uncover the person doing this. this is a legacy of the communications decency act, intended to protect the website from liability from something that someone contributing the website is saying. unlike al jazeera, on the hook from a liability circumstance, they have no liability for something that may be happening. amazon has to file the john doe lawsuits. a small company, website, with never have the means to file a john doe lawsuit. it could be years to recover basically no money. you have to rely on someone like amazon, which is so wealthy, to fight a fight that will be good for it economically. a big money loser. they spend a lot of money getting names, no money in damages, to dry up the market. >> or create a dis incentive to people. >> if i were entitled to do so, i'd give you a 5-star review for this. >> thank you, you always get a 5 star rev

>> i said i can't say. >> prosecutor claim that the john doe rule protect people. but it protects the prosecutors from scrutiny. >> it gives direct attorney more power. you know why they came after us? we wereective. >> eric complained about the raid. >> you were told you may not speak but you did anyway? >> i was the only one to defight secrecy journal. and the wall street journal called it political attacks on conservative. >> they anyhow there would be children and no, can't call your parents and attorney and cannot tell the school why you are late. >> the john doe prosecution is supposed to protect the innocent. >> but the leftist use it as a tool. >> it is two public district attorneys signed off. >> they are a career government employee. government workers don't like that? >> i take cold comfort of my constitutional rights affected. >> scott ross was acquitted of breaking campaign laws. >> was it wrong to you to be told to shut up? >> no, i don't think so. milwaukee direct attorney, he's the lead bad guy. a democrat that opposed scott walker. he asked him to

>> i said i can't say. >> prosecutor claim that the john doe rule protect people. it protects the prosecutors from scrutiny. >> it gives direct attorney more power. you know why they came after us? we wereective. >> eric complained about the raid. >> you were told you may not speak but you did anyway? >> i was the only one to defight secrecy journal. and the wall street journal called it political attacks on conservative. >> they anyhow there would be children and no, you can't call your parents and attorney and cannot tell the school why you are late. >> the john doe prosecution is supposed to protect the innocent. >> but the leftist use it as a tool. >> it is two public district attorneys signed off. >> they are a career government employee. government workers don't like that? >> i take cold comfort of my constitutional rights affected. >> scott ross was acquitted of breaking campaign laws. >> was it wrong to you to be told to shut up? >> no, i don't think so. milwaukee direct attorney, he's the lead bad guy. a democrat that opposed scott walker. he asked him to

will be compared to likely matches to see whether any of the recorded john does are gloria's son. >>world has been turned upside-down, up and down, and i want off. i want off of this roller coaster. >> reporter: coroner michael murphy in las vegas thinks that connecting the missing and the unidentified in one database is a big step in the right direction, but there is still more to do. >> there is not a national requirement or any law that i'm aware of that says that coroner medical examiner offices, law enforcement agencies or whomever will report to a database about unidentified remains. connecting this information is vital to the success of identifying the unidentified persons. >> that is why i am here to urge my friends to join us in supporting billy's law, legislation that will begin correcting these problems that plague our nation's missing persons system. >> reporter: in 2010, then- representative chris murphy introduced a bill that would establish standards for reporting missing and unidentified persons. but that effort and two following ones failed to gain broad support. rec

john: you were hit with the john doe investigation. >> along with a lot of staffers and officials. once charged of breaking loss to get democrats elected and acquitted. john: did it feel wrong that you were told to shut up? >> i don't think so. milwaukee district attorney john chisholm is the lead bad guy. john: a democrat who opposed scott walker. we asked him to appear and he did not respond. it sounds like he wanted to punish you. >> i think that is right. no one stepped up and said this is wrong? >> no judges, nobody. they sat silent. john: for five years until. >> this wisconsin supreme court ordered the john doe investigation be stopped. teesix they finally said prosecutors employed theories ofthere is a law that did not exist. >> they get it. they get it. they saw what we went through. >> he did nothing wrong. >> we did nothing wrong. this is about shutting us up, a speech suppression play. john: it basically silence the club for growth for five years. >> the gag order, completely disgusting. it's in order to go to a nice little residential cul-de-sac and take the door down a

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baby john doe had been wrapped in a sweatshirt and left to die in a closet. an autopsy revealed he died of neglect or exposure. the community came together and paid for a funeral and proper burial for the child. police still don't know who baby doe's parents are or who is responsible for his death. teaching children about the dangers of drugs at a young age. that's the goal behind the week-long red ribbon campaign. night, siouxlanders, local law enforcement and the mayor's youth commission got together for red ribbon night at the long lines family rec center. the message is simple: drugs can harm you, so they want to make children aware so later in life, they understand the danger. there's a new sculpture welcoming guests outside the public library in hull, iowa. the metal work of art features alice in wonderland walking through the looking glass. part of the story is written out on book pages. the sculpture took more than eight months to create. library staff say it's a fun and unique way to grab people's attention when they visit the library. star wars tick

the name of that arrest warrant is "john doe." erin: the republican presidential hopefuls are gearing up for round three, the cycle is tonight in colorado. donald trump will once again be ben carson will be standing next abc' s bazi kanani has more. stage. two men placed front and center. >> iowa, will you get your numbers up please? bazi: a humble donald trump acknowledging ben carson' s rise to first place in iowa. in another new poll, virtually tied. >> second is terrible to me. bazi: ahead of the debate tonight, carson is not taking those new numbers for granted area >> i do realize it is a marathon. we are still more than a year away from the election. there will be ups and downs. bazi: while trump and carson are expected to hit hard at each other in tonight' candidates are battling to be seen as the alternative. jeb bush declaring marco rubio a gop obama, rubio suggesting bush is part of the past. the candidates tweeting pictures of their debate prep. >> let the chips fall where they may. i' m done with the being polite and

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he can't look like he's going to do what john boehner does and go to pelosi right off the bat. said something nice before he got the job, now that he is the de facto speaker he attacked him today. john: public enemy number one. mark: he's going to have a difficult time. it would be nice if john boehner could take more of his plate. if you get through these initial months, next year could be interesting. particularly how he interacts with president of candidates. john: we will be right back here from kansas city with an absolutely grotesquely shameless plug after this. ♪ ♪ we have set this at least twice already, i think it's useful to say at a third time. we will be interviewing ben carson and ted cruz. >> that will be big. coming soon "with all due , respect" goes to one hour. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. emily: amazon shares su

storm lake police found baby john doe, wrapped in a sweatshirt, in the closet of a mobile home on october 17th, 1995. the two officers were on routine patrol when they found the baby's body. they noticed a boarded window had inside not knowing the tragedy they would discover. an autopsy revealed the infant died of neglect, or exposure. the community came together during the baby's funeral, and then helped pay for a proper burial. baby doe's life, and death, remains a mymyery. but, law enforcers say they will not stop until they find answers. lieutenant chris cole was one of the officers, who found baby doe two decades ago, when patrolling the vista estates mobile home park. as years pass, his expectation of justice for the baby is just as strong. "i think there's always hope forward and provide information about what happened or someone may have a said lt. chris cole of the storm lake police department. "that's what 're hoping for." to this day, there's still no parents are, or who is responsible for his death. if anyone has any information, you are asked to contact the storm lake police

john: and it works? >> it does. what we see in polling is voters do care about authenticity in the presidential candidates. there has been polling that has shown voters care most about honesty and look at that as a proxy for authenticity in candidates. john: honesty over compassion, over intelligence. >> yes. so this is a specific poll from the "new york times" a number of years ago, and a third of people in that poll said honesty is the most important to them, and then it went down from there to intelligence and compassion. john: is honesty the same as authenticity? >> it's not. the trouble we have in politics and presidential politics is talk a lot about authenticity. we don't have data to show how much voters care because it's such a liquid idea what is authenticity. to some people it means ideological consistency, to others it means who do you like? >> look, george bush, a lot of conservatives felt he was authentic, you could relate to and liberals say on the texas ranch, he bought that in 1999 before he was run

he can't look like he's going to do what john boehner does and go to pelosi right off the bat. : reid said something nice before he got the job, now that he is the de facto speaker he attacked him today. john: public enemy number one. mark: he's going to have a difficult time. it would be nice if john boehner could take more of his plate. if you get through these initial months, next year could be interesting. particularly how he interacts with president candidates. john: we will be right back here from kansas city with an absolutely grotesquely shameless plug after this. ♪ >> we have set this at least twice already, i think it's useful to say at a third time. we will be interviewing ben carson and ted cruz. >> that will be big. coming soon, "with all due respect" goes to one hour. more on that soon. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'l

it is call john doe lawsuit, it is part of a larger amazon campaign, amazon says they tarnished the brandpeople do rely on these reviews. in april, amazon sued four companies that sold reviews those companies are now largely defunct, now, amazon is not the only company fighting this. analyst say 15 to 20% of all reviews on the internet are fake, yelp and trip advisor have both successfully sues fake reviewers or websites. but it is a game, there are different international laws, make these fraudsters hard to catch. and coming september of doing to some countries where 5-dollars is real money. they often use fake i.p. address it is problem is that amazon has the economic might to place these, go through the discovery, try to find them, and largely discouraged people from doing it. little companies don't have that, so it is meant to be something that sets the stage for sort of minute transparency and more accurate reviews. >> ali velshi reporting. there is proof today that the force is strong, huge demand for presale tickets for the star wars movie crashing websites overnight. >> hours earl

john, what does this new batch of e-mails tell us now that they have been made public? d is hillary clinton's political situation worse because of them? john: context is all. and in this context, the timing of these e-mails and the context of kevin mccarthy's statement overshadowed them. no one's paying attention, no one cares. the magnitude of the scandal is what it is. there's nothing that will move the ball forward in these e-mails, even if we are paying attention. but the truth is no one is paying attention. mark: if what mccarthy said is surmounted, the main thing is that it once again it shows how cavalier they were about using a private server. obviously they should have known that it was susceptible to being hacked. it's clear that they knew. they need to keep it on the downlow so that people would not hack. it once again it shows the irresponsibility of secretary clinton. john: we now know there are double the number of classified e-mails that passed through that server. that's an incremental development, but an important one. mark: the other piece of the clinto

john: does that add credibility to bernie sanders and hillary clinton's proposals to raise taxes on higher earners in this country? ryan: i think it does. makes a good point. canada is going through something like a recession dependent on oil revenue. with oil prices dropping, they're in a different economic point. keynesian argument does not apply. eleanor: there's something global going on between the u.k. and canada and the rise of bernie sanders and focus on government equality. electorates in various places are saying things are out of hand. elite --like the tim: labor and socialists -- is the gap between canada and the u.s. likely to widen? ryan: we're still great friends. marijuana policy could be one place. as we talk about the inequality and moral issues, new liberalisms, liberals have little interest for people oppressed, the islamic state. john: canada's economy is in a mild recession. at 80 sends to the u.s. greenback. what will that mean for trade.nadian i ask you. you used to get to canada. well, i think -- i think the relationship will improve. eleanor: trading partner, but

they found a gun and ammunition, but the suspect, who they're calling john doe, was nowhere to be found. >>> activities return to normal tonight after intense moments in lock-down at saugus high school. it was this morning after a report of a student with a knife at a school bus stop. police determined that student actually had martial arts training equipment and was not a danger. 8:30, and classes resumed. >>> witch against warlock. there's a fight brewing in salem but has nothing to do with halloween. now headed to jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. were a republican. it didn't matter if you were he said: 'this is where this is how we're going to every politician comes in tal

storm lake police found baby john doe, wrapped in a sweatshirt, in the closet of a mobile home on october 17th, 1995. the two officers were on routine patrol when they found the baby's body. they noticed a boarded window had been broken, and they went inside not knowing the tragedy they would discover. an autopsy revealed the infant died of neglect, or exposure. during the baby's funeral , and then helped pay for a proper burial. saturday marked 20- year since the discovery of baby doe's body. but, there is still no information on who baby doe's parents are, or who is responsible for his death. ktiv's tiffany lane spoke with the storm lake police department as they continue to investigate. << baby doe's life and death remains a mystery for the storm lake, iowa community. but law enforcers say they will not stop until they find answers. "to leave that child alone in that closet, where he died, was a needless event and one that when you talk about it or when we revisit the investigation and things like that, it just brings an overwhelming feeling of sadness," said mark prosser, public safet

john: government did as it always does they added more rules, rod, like what? required that all new hired copilots in right seat of the any airline, have 1500 hours of flying time. john: 1500 hours, the oldrd standard was one-6th of that. >> correct. >> the interesting thing, congress attempts to do a good thing not acting wisely. the captain was flying therp plane at the time, not thengress copilot. the rules they develop then did not apply to this particular crash, the 1500 hour work seemed like a plat great rule. he had over 3700 hours of flying time. john: and he was flying the plane. >> the captain made a fundamental airman ship error that caused that crash, the crash was result of something different than the solution that congress applied in attempting to solve this problem. as a result of that bottleneck now as we call it in my business, for a person to invest the 60 toes there are sies there are -- $80 they need to do pilot training they have to spend additional 2two years, flight intrusioning to acquire the 1500 hours of experience. people are not inve

it does raise defense spending it does deal with losses. johncoming up, more from our debate. ♪ john: our guest tonight is the president of emily's list. it is good to have you here on this set. i want to play a clip for you, part of which set off a little bit of a controversy in the democratic party. >> as a senator from a rural state, what i can tell secretary clinton is that all the shouting in the world is not going to do what i would hope all of us want, and that is keep guns out of the hands of people should not have those guns, and as this horrible violence that we all see. john: you watch this debate. do you think he was taking a shot at hillary clinton or making a comment about the gun debate? >> it is a good question. i have to say that this is such an incredibly important issue to discuss. i did feel a little bit offended that he thought it was all about shouting when it is such an important issue. was it a shot at her, i did not think so. there are women and men across this country who are incredibly upset about gun violence, and it

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john: does what the last guest said resonate about bouncing or splattering? >> it's all relative. mindset of how you look at it continuously day in and day out. john: congratulations on overcoming plenty of failure. jon: appreciated. john: coming up dejanelle the colonel sanders was a failure in and the author that created the harry potter books. >> i was the biggest failure i knew. had i really succeeded with anything else i might never have found that determination to succeed in the one arena where i believed i truly b john: last segment one of my guests made a statement that resonated with me. he said when it comes to failure it depends on a deal with because their bouncers and splatters and i think i'm a splatter. when i fail i don't bounce right back. i get to moralize but researching the show i see how stupid that attitude is because so many people fail repeatedly before they succeed. isaac newton failed that farming he changed the world by defining gravity and inventing a new world of math. entrepreneur keele obsessed with getting a job at a fancy law law firm that failed a

john: does what the last guest said resonate about bouncing or splattering? >> it's all relative. mindset of how you look at it continuously day in and day out. john: congratulations on overcoming plenty of failure. jon: appreciated. john: coming up dejanelle the colonel sanders was a failure in and the author that created the harry potter books. >> i was the biggest failure i knew. had i really succeeded with anything else i might never have found that determination to succeed in the one arena where i believed i truly b the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. john: last segment one of my guests made a statement that resonated with me. he said when it comes

does anybody else go after carson? then harder to attack than trump. johneveryone has been in denial. , otherct that people candidates in the party, do not take ben carson seriously. they think he is a flash in the pain, they think it is ok for him to win iowa because iowa can be dismissed. and that his rise in the national polls is a phenomenon. abb right, maybe wrong, but i think most of them will just leave him alone. see, whether they can capitalize on getting more people to sign up because of the carson momentum, and fundraising. carson has been an extraordinary grassroots fundraising. most candidates can raise even more. since carson is reliant on donations, unlike trump, this could be a big moment if he could keep it up. john: the biggest problem for all of these guys, and we will talk about this tomorrow, still 10 people up on the stage. i think there's going to be a lot of people still going of after jeb bush. i think many would like to kill him off. big one.has bagged a to get-class full fair on the cruise cruise. from small and big donors alike,

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. >> the lawsuit names 1114 john does who post phony reviews for as little as $5 each.is still working on getting their real names. they were identified during an investigation that involved the purchase of fake customer reviews. the writer advertise their services on marketing website fiber, but fiber is not named on that lawsuit. in april, amazon sued several websites that sell fake reviews. >>> wall street ended the day with /sphaeul /tkp-rb-small gains today. san ramon chevron -- chevron was one of the biggest losers as oil prices fell. >> police say squatters stole art from a mansion in one of the most exclusive parts of the ski. >>> police say he took 11 works of art worth $300000. he'd been living on the property for a couple of months, and apparently, no one noticed. >> and it's certainly the first time you would expect a real life squatter right next door and nobody noticed. how he got in and how he -- i have no idea. >> police say they have recovered nine of the pieces of art and are working on leads to the others. >>> kay kay is facing ten counts of burglary.

even though we consider him a john doe until he's positively identified. >> that same afternoon, a 47an named providence marie markham collapses and dies at home in roseville, michigan. 13 days earlier, mrs. markham had hernia surgery. doctors warned it could be risky. she weighed more than 300 pounds. according to her husband, michael, the day she was released from the hospital, she told her doctor she didn't feel well enough to go home. >> he just looked at her and finally she just says i don't feel right. i don't think i should. i don't feel i'm ready and he said, mrs. markham, you're going home. >> over the next two days she has excruciating abdominal pain and loss of bowel control. her husband says he called the doctor repeatedly to no avail. >> he said, mr. markham, i think your wife just wants to be sick. i said should i bring her to the e.r.? he says that's up to you but there's nothing we can do for her that you can't do there. >> ten minutes after hanging up the phone, michael markham decides to buck the doctor's advice and take his wife to an e.r. it's now around 5:00 p.m.

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they >> publicly shaming the johns, does that have impact? >> one would hope.but it keeps occurring. prostitution is an age-old crime. >> when we're talking about internet versus street walkers, is the internet a much bigger source for finding people for sex as opposed to just cruising the internet boulevard? >> right. you'll see that people are just picking up illegal dates from the comfort of their own home and going to the location, not knowing or not caring that the police are in the next door. >> so these six who were found, where do they go now? separated from their johns and pimps. where do they take them? >> they provide resources, make sure they're okay, reunite them with families if at all possible, and give them the social services they may need to pick themselves up again. and these are not prostate tudes. these are victims. >> it's just -- mind boggling. thank you. >>> lamar odom's condition has deteriorated. he was hospitalized in las vegas after he was found unconscious on a brothel. he had used cocaine and what's called hershel viagra. he is sti

the problem, amazon doesn't actually know who these people are, so the lawsuit lists them all as john doe ling kent, we do know her, she's from fox business network, and she joins us live from new york city with the latest. >> reporter: amazon is launching an offensive against a thousand people they don't know, the e-commerce giant filed a lawsuit in seattle court trying to fight these fake reviews. and what's happened is more than a thousand anonymous defendants are at stake here. they allegedly offer counterfeit reviews of amazon products on the site cyber. it's a platform filled with listings for odd jobs. some promise to write five-star reviews for as little as $5. this violates amazon's terms of use. cyber issued a statement saying it only allows verifiable reviews to be posted, but amazon hired an investigator to figure out the fake reviewers' tactics and strategies. amazon says many of the defendants use a variety of accounts and ip addresses to stay anonymous in this situation, and this comes after amazon sued several other web sites back in april regarding the same issue. this la

john doe. >>> coming up, a second chance.ng parents say their 2-year-old daughter was just born again. >> and a new alternative to gas stick bypass surgery. it alters the stomach not with a scalpel, but with balloons. >> and we are getting rain from hayward to santa clara and the peninsula as well. outside our window here though it looks nice. san francisco cloudy skies, in the 60s. hope you are enjoying the little wet weather because tomorrow things are going to warm up. your full weather forecast bay and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a young mother and father prepare to lose their newborn baby girl. they got a second opinion and a second chance at life. abigail jones was born with a cancerous brain actualer and down syndrome. -- brain tumor and down syndrome. they told her it was inoperable. they took her home and made funeral arrangements for their little girl, and then abigail continued to grow. her parents got a second opinion and that ultimately changed all of their lives. >> the doctor came out and told us

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