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progress as we push through to the 6:00 hour, nicole, over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. it is concerning news for parents, technology maker v tech reports a massive data breach impacting about 5 million customers. and we're not talking about kit card information here. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins me with more. we're talking about impacting children. >> that's right, children's information, and maybe even more scary for parents, is that children's pictures are involved, as well. so definitely a concerning situation this morning. v tech is hit by hackers, and breach ers, breach, and they breach targets the most vulnerable our children. this morning, cyber security experts are weighing in, and some say the toy maker should have done more to prevent this from happening. >> what is your favorite game play on your tablet? >> jaden mcdonaldson has to pause for second to think about an answer. but his mom, czar, a doesn't hesitate to react. >> that's scary. >> after learning about the latest attack in the cyber world there is one, targeting kids. >> they're already concerned about their information in the first pl

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