we are all online a lot of the time. so i think the first amendment argument is really quite frankly one that comes from privilege and people who haven't experienced it, who are much more likely to be worried about the first amendment problem. those who have experienced the total shutdown that could happen to victims are much more willing to say, no, no, we don't have a first amendment right to do this to an individual. >> yeah, let me open that up to the whole panel. this discussion about where do you draw the line in the first amendment because that is the single biggest hurdle toward moving forward in this space because most people do recognize it is a problem but they say should we be concerned about how this could go awry and as you said, it becomes this kind of -- if you don't care about the issue, on a more int lat level, maybe first amendment trumps it and it is a big road block until we see movement for a number of reasons. but let me open up the panel for anyone that wants to talk about the first amendment side

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and then we have another information online. for example, there's another piece for victims of domestic abuse and so forth, advice for them. >> terri, maybe you can talk about it, this is a digital representation of issues that have long existed. but the traditional response from individuals, if they feel like someone -- if something is illegal, they call the police. one of the problems we saw when we looked at this, a lot of local police aren't going to know how to deal with this issue, even if they escalate it to the fbi, because it's cross border or they call it an internet crime, they're still not really that same type of response that you would have for other types of domestic violence or sexual violence or anything like that. are you guys thinking about how this fits into that broader set of resources that are being made available? >> you know, it really is a problem, like victims of sexual assault who are immediately not trusted initially, that what they often find, they go to the police and they're subjected to, we don't

. >> all the press online. and just hokes. there's a lot of resource officer will be extra vigilant after this threat was posted online and quickly removed. that's just one example. in recent days, seven kids have been arrested for scary clown threats in phoenix and mesa. >> there were a few students at my school who said they were scared to go out on halloween. >> this is a time when we shouldn't take it so lightly. this has become more than a funny people >> reporter: catherine brooks with the university of arizona center for dit data studies says this story has taken on a life of its own thanks to social media. >> social media just means it's all moving even faster. and that can be good and bad >> reporter: increased awareness is good because more people are on the lookout. on the other hand copycats could find inspiration. most are hoaxes. brooks says these threats still tie enforcement. >> i don't know that this is a as a halloween costume. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the deer valley unified school district says it is

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and online is a virtual environment. so it only works when >> reporter: the so-called card not present fraud will rise to $4 billion this year. the cost is often funneled down to consumers. >> i feel kind of helpless, but there's not a whole lot i can do. >> reporter: there are ways to protect yourself when shopping online now. don't save your credit card numbers on store from online sites, and never use public wi-fi. use password protected wi-fi like at home. for cassie and millions of americans, new rules to shop by. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next here tonight, instead of going to get a flu shot, how about a flu >>> a federal judge has approved the largest settlement for an auto scandal in u.s. history. volkswagen has admitted that 475,000 vws and audis with certain diesel engines were programmed to cheat on emission tests. the settlement totals about $15 billion, volkswagen owners and lease holders will be given the choice to sell their cars back or have them repaired. >>> and news from the vatica

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it's an online voter registration application process. so it does not automatically give that individual access to the database. it does not automatically put that person's information onto the voter file for that day. it's an application in the same way the clerk entered the data i'm applying it into the system where it will run the background checks against the department of motor vehicles, other state agencies for states that have set up more expensive checks. it's an application process. additionally, states have redundancies of voter registrations filed. if i'm going to register or going to modify my registration online in most states, what i'm actually seeing when i put in information and it seeks to see if i'm registered to find my old address so i can change it. it's actually having a redundant system that either gets uploaded every night or every hour. it's not the system at all. girl that accessing a duplicate. that is what we've seen in the news. it's also important to note that most state of the voter files, the vast majority

you cannot have renewed online two straight times. you must have the same name on your current license. and make sure all tickets are paid. >> you could go 15 years without needing to visit the dmv. >> . if i knew i could do it online. i would have. i didn't know. >> . unless of course you want a fresh hot dog. and a chat. with aid reu kwrapb i met people from all around the world. first being residents here in colorado. >> . the online service is not just for driver's license. registration. change your address. and make an appointment. just go to colorado.gov. >> . reporting live. >> . i have done it before. it works wonderfully. >> . colorado marijuana industry booming. and making a huge economic impact. marijuana policy group says cannabis is the states fastest growing sector. bringing in almost 2.4 billion dollars last year. >> retail sales shy of one billion dollars. half of what drilling oil and gas brought in. >> . ma 18 thousand new jobs. in 2015. we'd like to open the main entrance. back up. in order to do that. and underneat

.>> and, online for a job seeker. and, in some cases they are running facebook advertisers claiming to be a mining company. and, getting personal information. and, they say that that information is used to open credit cards and b to jobseekers. and using their name to trick people into thousands of dollars in exchange for work permits. and in the third case they set up an actual online interview pretending to be a reputable company tricking people into accepting fraudulent checks. >> we want people to feel comfortable. and, taking a leap of faith. and, security is so important in this day and age. jobsites and lookout for warning signs like spelling and grammar mistakes. and unrealistic salaries. >> we were using an 800 number to reach out because we are an international company. it we just change that. >> and, some of these red flags. upcoming legitimate job fairs on her wsi and, animal welfare activists are trying to get the white house -- white house involved in a fight over a elephant. and, these two online petiti

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police were called about these pictures that a teenager posted online this morning. no arrests were made in this case. they are making changes as to what students can wear to school for halloween. vic lee has more. vic? >> reporter: the superintendent sent a letter to students and parents telling them to be on the lookout, to be alert this halloween season. there have been no incidents, no violence and i want to stress that, but there have been too many people dressed like this, especially on the internet. and it's creating security problems. it's suddenly become creepy, crazy, menacing, sightings of people dressed in clown costumes. most have just been that, sightings, but some schools are reporting that people are trying to get students to react. among them, the east side union high school district. >> what we're requesting is that any student that receives a ping like this, not to respond and then to inform their site administrator. >> reporter: in fact, just to be safe this halloween, the district is on heightened alert. what's more, administrators sent a letter

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