. -- if we did it on snapchat.invested in a number of e-commerce companies and you look for apps trending among young women. tell me about that. jeremy: i think that young women are the cultural carriers for society. what young women do today, everybody will end up doing three to five years from now. part of the reason for that -- and this is a bit of a cliche, but men will tend to do things with each other like go play basketball or go play golf. but women talk to each other. if you have that ability, if your product inspires other people to tell other people about it, genuine word-of-mouth, that's a good predictor that it's going to be successful more broadly. emily: what is the next big thing young women want? jeremy: there's a lot of areas where we are continuing to see growth and engagement. e-commerce is a good example. we can all agree we will be buying more things online in the future than we are today and there are a lot of great companies that are appealing to young women. a company like hungry root, with

and the other thing is again, snapchat is unproven. there may be a thought like, we may as well get public now rather than risk some problem in the private market. if private market were co-dry up in the coming 12 months or 18 month, that could be a problem for snapchat if it weren't public. it's a combination of seizing the moment and also trying to time the market. emily: i spoke with twitter investor chris this week and the first thing he did when he saw me is snap, not use twitter and he's been twitter's biggest cheerleader for ea the longest time. thereon what he had to say. >> snapchat is less about the product and more about the product team. it's a company that's been willing and able to reinvent itself a few times. they're bold and take chances. when they walked up to me after a talk i gai, they said, we love i said what.d for, and by the time we got back to them, they had done a teal with somebody else, probably cost us a few billion dollars. emily: he didn't get in on that deal but others did. he's using the product innovati

take a listen to what he had to say about snapchat. >> snapchat is less about the product and more about the product team. it's a company that's been willing and able to reinvent itself a few times. they're bold and take chances. when they walked up to me after a talk i gave, they said, we loved what you stand for, we want you in our deal. i said, -- they walked away and i told my younger business partner and he said, what? and by the time we got back to them, they did a deal with somebody else, probably cost us a few billion dollars. emily: he didn't get in on that deal but others did. he's using the product innovation, the willingness to change as a positive, perhaps in comparison to twitter which has not changed. how are -- what do we know about the actual numbers here in terms of users and user growth? and the actual market that snapchat has been able to bite off? max: i think we're talking about 150 million daily actives which is a big number. i'm not sure -- twitter has been sort of squirrely about its daily users in the past but i think most people believe snapchat is seeing much

snapchat video from inside a car going 115 minivan, killing a mother and her children. is the app causing kids to drive dangerously? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the october surprise that rocked the race for president on friday may not have rocked it enough to move the needle with voters, at least not yet. the new nbc news/survey monkey donald trump by six points in a four-way match-up. notably, there is no change between the monday through friday numbers and those from over the weekend after the news broke that the fbi was looking into newly discovered e-mails related to hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. fbi director james comey made his surprising announcement before those e-mails had been examined. but tonight nbc news has learned that process is under way. our pete williams has been breaking developments in the us. >> reporter: the fbi's been at it now for about 24 hours, starting the work just after getting a search warrant to analyze the

>> she was trying to hit 100 miles an hour and post it on snapchat. >> reporter: tonight, a snapchat spokesperson saying in a statement, we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving, including by displaying a "do not snap and drive" warning message in the app itself. and mcgee's case has not yet been heard by a grand injury. meanwhile, three people injured in this week's crash r hospitalized. >> marci, thank you. >>> up next, stunning new video of a machete rampage. tsa officers and passengers scrambling for their lives. >>> and did these cameras capture an abduction in progress, right outside of a walmart? stay with us. your insurance company told you no. it said, "blah blah, blah blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass? makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. ordinary tissues left dakota's nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. constipated? trust number one d

nat - what is a snapchat speed filter? the feature that clocks - and allows users to post how fast they're going?showed the volkswagon golf going more than 115 miles an hour wednesday night in tampa. just minutes after the passenger recorded the video- police say the car, crossed over a median- and slammed head-on into a mini- van? wfts witness sot "all i seen was a blue flash it just burst into flames" the driver in the video, pablo cortes the third and his passenger - jolie bartolome -killed- as well a wfts family reax pkg "it's just tragic. it's really just tragic." concerns about snapchat's speed filter were raised earlier this year?following this crash in atlanta. while snapchat says there's no record of the driver, christal mcgee -using the app at the time of the accident- her passenger, tells a different story: heather mccarty, passenger she was trying to hit 100 miles an hour and post it on snapchat. the family for this man badly injured in the crash - filing a lawsuit against mcgee- and snapchat?saying the speed b

some say that's still not enough. >> no surprise lots of you had lots to say about snapchat's snapchat really needs to get rid of this feature. too many people have got hurt and killed because of this stupid thing. young people do stupid things. jose writes such an unnecessary part of an app. the thing good about that part of the app is to incriminate someone who gets caught using it. have you ever noticed snapchating while you are driving? leave us a comment conversation on our facebook page at facebook.com/wtsptucson. >>> a polk county community devastated after a brother and sister die on their way to school. the frostproof high school students just left their house when it happened. jorge lara was crossing u.s. 27. they say he didn't see the pickup truck that slammed into his car. jorge and his sister melanie >> i am still processing it. it's been a very long morning. i still can't believe they are gone. >> investigators say the three people in the pickup truck are going to be okay. they don't think speed or distracted driving is to blame. frostproof high school will have counselor

i'm not a heavy snapchat user. i think that is snapchat's challenge, to bring in the old.elina: what else might we have missed in tech this week? >> i some of the week in our weekly newsletter, when story is uber is going headstrong into life in america. doing a lot of business there and wanting to grow. you can read about it, and fully charged, and subscribe. selina: eric writes a great letter every friday. thank you for joining us. you are staying with us, brad. plus, the growth strategy for chinese companies with global ambitions. we will discuss, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out now on the radio. you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on serious -- sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: chinese customers are reporting call connection problems with apple's iphone 7. complaints on the instant messaging platform say the phone can't receive incoming calls from mobile networks in standby mode right customers are also complaining about apple's customer service. -- reprensets about 20% of apple sales. the company did not r

snapchat is once again de speed filter that clocks your speed as you take photos or video. as nbc kerry sanders explains, a car passenger was recently using that feature right before a horrific deadly crash. >> reporter: critical moments just before a horrific deadly crash, this ten-second snapchat video posted by a passenger in the car using a feature that records and displays their feed. first 82 miles per hour, then 115. less than ten minutes later, that same slammed into a minivan. five died in the crash. the driver and his passenger, and in the van on their way home from church, a 39-year-old mother, or 9 and 10-year-old children. another 19-year-old daughter and 15-year-old cousin in the van survived and are in the hospital tonight. >> we do question how it happened, you know, why did it happen. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol says it remains unclear what roll snapchat played. doing the videotaping, the snapchatting at the time, maybe he might not have been performing this operation and driving so recklessly. >> reporter: when moving snapchat displays a do not

emily: snapchat, dropbox.n: it's not clear what any of these things are worth until the market, the public market values them. because in these close-knit private markets, you can do various things to engineer the valuation. emily: do you think a company like uber or airbnb, should they be going public sooner? sean: the traditional path would have been to go public sooner. something happened post facebook, which i may have played a role in this occurring, which was the development of this robust secondary market where suddenly hedge funds and private wealth managers and various sovereign wealth funds and so forth began to invest very heavily in private companies. emily: you started that? you started secondary markets? sean: i certainly didn't start everything. i didn't start secondary markets. we encouraged at facebook a robust secondary market. we were much more open to having a secondary market. being in part because we had a longer-term vision, and you need to give people the opportunity to take liquidity o

the first vc investor in snapchat. snap prepares for an ipo.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: according to our they are not profitable right now and said to be struggling to attract new investors in its latest funding round. is said to be one step closer to a public offering. the company has chosen goldman sachs to lead the ipo. the recently rebranded snap has a private value eight teen billion dollars after the last funding round, making it the largest social media ipos and twitter in 2013. we caught up with our ipo reporter in new york. are: leading and there are five other banks in the mix. if you notice, this is a lot of that banks that help extend this credit line to snapchat to have a bit of a pace to play, but what we know is snapchat has filled this suite of underwriters and are prepping underwriters, looking to go public as soon as next march. clearly some momentum here in terms of an actual offering from one of these the unicorns elliott gotkine have been further off than anyone of us expected. emily: they spent did not go public for a tears

the story of how you discovered snapchat is amazing. before anyone else about it except for some teenagers. tell me how you discovered it. jeremy: we were very lucky. one of my partners had a daughter going to school at one washe places where it popular. because he is an engaged dad, he noticed his daughter was using it a lot. this was in 2011. she says there are three apps everyone has -- angry birds, instagram and snapchat. he said i've heard of two of those but not the third one, so that's how we heard about it. we were able to connect with the ceo and offer -- after a few conversations, he told us he was growing so fast that he could not pay his server bills and i said maybe we could help you with that. this was when facebook was looking to go public and nobody could imagine a world where facebook would not be the dominant social network. what was the discussion at the firm? was it a slam dunk or was there some skepticism around it? one of the things that is constant about technology is changed. there are always new companies and op

it was posted to snapchat and taken from inside the car that caused mlk wednesday night. at one point, the video shows the driver going more than 70 miles over the speed limit, pablo cortez. >> reporter: good morning to you. that is 70 over the speed limit. the speed limit in this area, 45 miles an hour and do the math. 115 miles an hour there and that was posted to snapchat. and since we posted the video to social media, more than this is video taken from inside the car driven by pablo cortez and taken by his passenger as they drove along an open stretch of mlk on wednesday night. and then, the video was posted to snapchat. and that is just 9 machines before cortez crashed. you can see here on the app he hit speeds of 80 and up to 115 miles per hour. shortly after, that is when he lost control of the car, flew over the median and crashed head-on into a minivan with the mom and her children and anothe cortez's car hit two more cars. he and his passenger died instantly. and this is not the first time that snapchat speed filter has been at the center of a deadly crash inves

it is angry birds, instagram, and snapchat.said he had heard of two of those with nothing third one. that's how we first heard about it and after a little bit was able to connect with the ceo of the company and told us at the time he was growing so fast he couldn't pay the server bills. emily: the tablet also but when facebook was looking to go public and all of the rage and nobody could imagine a world where facebook wouldn't be the dominant social network. i'm curious what was the reception at the firm. was it a slamdunk? is there some skepticism around it -- was there some skepticism around it? newhere is always companies and opportunities. if you entrepreneur who you believe in and a vision you believe in and in this easy to get excited about that company. nature can share details of a timing but given that facebook waited eight years to go public and over -- uber is would snapchat go public now? >> i would let the company answer that. emily: what about people beyond -- i know that snapchat has a broader demographic but it

teens using snapchat to record their speed. allegedly hitting 115 miles an hour. did an app fuel this deadly stunt? >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. and we start with that news and the fbi's obtaining a warrant to look into the laptop of anthony weiner, the estranged husband of huma abedin. today at a florida church, clinton promising she'll stay the course. clinton just a point ahead of trump. a week ago, she had a 12-point lead. here's mary bruce with the clinton cane tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton fighting to shake off that october shocker. >> everyone is knocked down in life. what matters is whether you get back up. >> reporter: with nine days to go, clinton targeting a new opponent. fbi director james comey. >> some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. >> reporter: she's questioning his motivation, and demanding answers about his review of new e-mai e-mails possibly linked to her private server. e-mails discovered on the laptop of former congressman anthony co

the first vc investor in snapchat. snap prepares for an ipo.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: according to our sources, as you notice, this is a lot of the banks then helped extend the credit line to snapchat to have a bit of a pace to play, but what we know is snapchat has filled this suite of underwriters and are prepping underwriters, looking to go public as soon as next march. clearly some momentum here in terms of an actual offering from one of these the unicorns elliott gotkine have been further off than anyone of us expected. >>'s noticed, these are a lot of credit.hat expend the filled know is they had this suite of underwriters and are prepping underwriters, looking to go public as soon as next march. clearly some momentum here in terms of an actual offering from one of these the unicorns elliott gotkine have been further off than anyone of us expected. emily: they spent did not go years and ubert and airbnb are still waiting. what do investors make up the back that snap is doing this now, if it happens? >> they are paying attention to the fu

staying with snapchat, "the wall street journal" at that snapchat may fetch a value of almost $25 billionnior analyst joins us now from the newsroom with more. you have been doing some work on the numbers that we have. how feasible is a $25 billion market cap for snapchat? firstly, if you look at the user growth, it has been robust. talking about more than 40% growth every single month for the last couple of once. -- months. about 1.3n crack billion dollars of revenue next year, you apply facebook's multiple to that, it is feasible mathematically. emily: how are they making money currently? so, you have video ads, vertical video ads and stories and henceforth, the other is like you have geo filters. that is where the strength is emerging to be, location-based advertising. people using snapchat almost all the time, and you could sort of merida location-based strength to local business spending. that is a strength they can explore, especially when it comes from you. of lightspeed, one of the earliest institutional investors, said he thinks it can be as they guess facebook. -- biggest facebo

scarlet: breaking news on snapchat. company will stick to raise as much as $4 billion in their planned ipo. this ipo could value snapchat at about $25 billion to around $35 billion. no final decision made yet. and it could change. but they did say that those people we talked to, that it could reach as much as $40 billion for that valuation. one thing to keep in mind, because the revenue is less than $1 billion, they will file with the sec. so we will be getting this kind of news. and snapchat is the name of the app, the name of the company is snap inco. matt: it will be hard to price this. oliver: these types of social media companies, it is hard to figure out what they are worth. matt: i cannot even figure out what they do. how does it work? oliver: anytime of the day i have snapchat, but basically they have a platform where you can put stories and videos up, and you are looking at all of your friends, that is part of it. there is more to it than that. but there have been some changes as of late. scarlet: a representat

the first vc investor in snapchat. snap prepares for an ipo.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: according to our sources, as you notice, this is a lot of the banks then helped extend the credit line to snapchat to have a bit of a pace to play, but what we know is snapchat has suite ofis underwriters and are prepping underwriters, looking to go public as soon as next march. clearly some momentum here in terms of an actual offering from one of these the unicorns elliott gotkine have been further off than anyone of us expected. emily: they spent did not go public for a tears and uber and airbnb are still waiting. what do investors make up the back that snap is doing this now , if it happens? >> they are paying attention to the fundamentals of the company. which snap their still developing relationships for content like nfl. you are making this for a test this foray into consumer foray into this consumer products, so whether they will materially add to the bottom line and where margins will be, that will be the top thing that investors will pay attention to

people are calling for snapchat to take the filter off. some people on my facebook page sanguine are they being sued because it's not the first time it's happened. september 2015 georgia curled showed a snap that she was going more than 100 miles per hour followed it up with this, lucky to be alive. just before christmas last year three women and -- h trailer and a car burst into flames. friends say the reposting this need to >> speed to snapchat. and today is to the crashing into a police car while she snapchat at her boyfriend topless pictures of herself. thankfully no one was hurt but it begs the question is snapchat partially responsible? we talk to an attorney in tampa about why can't snapchat be and driving through the bottom line is you would help people would not use the phones when driving. >> we contacted snapchat today and they have not gotten back to us. strike there are people right now looking to swap votes with you because you're in florida and we're in a swing state. this is happening online. >> it sounds unsavory because a

i'm not privy to the conversations between snapchat's cs and banks.mary of my investments are staying private for a lot longer. i want an exit somewhere. onedon't forget employees -- the cost of living in san francisco and the bay area is really high. they want to buy a house and start their kids in private school, so employees are looking for exit and management is looking for a way to unlock some of the value they have been sitting on. emily: some early ventures in partnerslike benchmark are also investors in uber. it's ironic that they are businesses that are valued much more highly, yet they are still waiting in the wings. guest: exactly. something to bear in mind, by some measures, snapchat is doing better than twitter. just in terms of pure numbers and some measures of engagement. point where they are looking at revenue of $350 million and you start to think about them as a more mature company, a company is ready to get out there and take in a lot of money. there's a lot of snapping that can happen using $4 billion. you a i want to ask question

and snapchat is moving into other areas like video. glasses.y are taking your video clips and compiling them into this rough draft video of events around the world. it has been a big evolution for snapchat. emily: and it is filled with exclusive content. from any number of media organizations, you have to be on snap chat to see the content and if you don't, it goes away. that said, so much of this is so new full what makes snapchat seem like they are in a rush? maybe that's because everyone else is moving so slowly when it comes to the road to ipo's. guest: the impetus to stay private for so long is not going away for top uber -- is not going away. uber has dragged this along as humanly possible. at some point, the venture capitalists putting money into these companies are looking for an exit. i'm not privy to the conversations between snapchat's vcs and banks. summary of my investments are staying private for a lot longer. i want an exit somewhere. i want somebody to get out there. and don't forget employees -- the cost of living in san franci

on snapchat, snapchat discover. we launched last weekend. we have every weekend provide a series of snaps on discover. why are we doing it? because-- . >> rose: exactly how it will play-- tell me what it will be. >> do you ever go on snapchat. >> rose: i know about snapchat but when i think of snapchat i don't think of the economist. i think of somebody who wants to look at a picture that will disappear. >> snapchat discover has a number of publications, who produce their content in a way for snapchat. so snaps you slide across. you can krol up and get some ere haven't been many publications of the sort of the economist. but we joined last weekend. we had a series of snaps on the future of work. jobs of the future, the future of work. every weekend we will-- it's going to be once a week, we will take a topic, and look at it, do it in a snapchat fore mat but it will be the dna of the economist. it will be our kind of rigor but in the fore mat of snapchat and in an engaging fore mat for snapchat users. ay with us. stu

the driver was allegedly using snapchat and speeding more than a hundred miles per hour. here's abc's marci gonzalez with marci: tonight this snapchat video showing some of the final moments of a young couple's lives renewing questions about the popular app's speed filter. >> what is a snapchat speed filter? marci: the feature that clocks and allows users to post how fast they're going showed the volkswagon golf going more than 115 miles an hour wednesday night in tampa. just minutes after the passenger recorded the video police say the car, crossed over a median and slammed head-on into a mini-van. >> all i seen was a blue flash. it just burst into flames. marci: the driver in the video, pablo cortes iii and his passenger jolie bartolome were killed, as well as three people in the van. >> it's just tragic. it's really just tragic. marci: concerns about snapchat's speed filter were raised earlier this year following this crash in atlanta. while snapchat says there's no record of the driver, christal mcgee, using the app at the time of the accident. her passenger tells a d

teens using snapchat to record their speed. allegedly hitting 115 miles an hour. did an app fuel this deadly stunt? >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. questioning by the fbi. the fbi director said it was triggered by an unrelated investigation into a computer owned by anthony weiner, that may be linked to clinton's private server. today, clinton promising she will stay the course. clinton's lead has evaporated. and breaking just now, abc news has learned that federal investigators have obtained the warrant they need to get the laptop from anthony weiner. he here's. >> what matter is whether >> reporter: in nine days to go, clinton targeting a new opponent. fbi director james comey. >> some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. >> reporter: e-mails discovered on the laptop of former the husband of huma abedin. comey, making the new review public on friday, even though there's no evidence of wr wrongdoing by clinton. >> it's strange to put that out with no information right before an e

snapchat. >> reporter: tonight, a snapchat spokesperson saying in a statement, we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving, including by displaying a "do not snap and drive" warning message in the app itself. mcgee's case has not yet been heard by a grand injury. meanwhile, three other people injured in this week's crash in tampa are still hospitalized. >> thank you. >>> and the stunning video of a machete >>> and did these cameras capture an abduction in progress? yes, that's a person being stuffed into a trunk. we'll bring you the story, coming up. no, only lawyers do that. so when you got rear-ended and needed a tow, your insurance company told you to look at page five on your policy. did it say "great news. you're covered!" on page five? no. it said, overed for and what you're not. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. ordinary tissues left dakota's nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use

>> snapchat? >> whoo! >> instagram! >> whoo!> so we're asking you with which one do you use the most and why? tweet me now at #veronicadlcruz is the place we'll have poll results on bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. a special simulcast on both kpix 5 and kbcw and in the meantime i think these folks are ready for some football. right? >> yeah!! >> whoo! >> all right. so if you are on snapchat this is my buddy over here. connect with us. take a picture of this and connect with us on snapchat. see you on nightbeat. liz, back to you. >> sounds good. we need to get a snapchat account. >> we should. veronica is our social media guru back at the station. >> all of that stuff. >> and twitter and snapchat and facebook and space book and all of them. thank you, veronica. >> and instagram. [ laughter ] >>> we have been talking football, of course, out here at levi's stadium. of course the giants last night what a game. they are just getting started on their play-off run. let's talk golden st

let's show you more of that snapchat video exclusive to abc action news. more than 50,000 people have watched it since we posted it to facebook. it was taken by cortez's girlfriend. and she's in the passenger seat. you can see on the app that he hits speeds of over 80 and up to 115 miles per hour. and shortly after the video was posted, cortez lost control of his car on mlk and flew over the median inside and that minivan bust into flames and his car hit two more cars and he and his girlfriend died instantly this is not the first time that the filter has been at the center of investigation. there are lawsuits on the table in some states because of it and crashes like this, of course, prompting advocates to complain and rally at snapchat promotes speeding. >>> this morning, more pasco county deputies are going to patrol a wesley chapel bus stop after reports of a man trying to lure a little boy away from that area yesterday morning and authorities say that boy was walking near the 6400 block of mangrove drive when a man tried to lure him into the woods with

zanny: do you know about snapchat? charlie: i do.ut when i think about it, i do not think about the economist. i think of people who want to look at a picture that will disappear. zanny: there are a number of publications that produce concepts for snapchat, you scroll and get text, but there has not been many publications like the economist. we had a series of snaps on jobs of the future. every weekend, once a week, we will take a topic and look at it and do it at snapchat format and it will be our kind of rigor, but in the format of snapchat. it will be engaging for the snapchat users. charlie: think of for coming. we will be back in a moment. ♪ charlie: sturgill simpson is here, winning over audiences and respect from country legends. his hard edge sound paired with his existential lyrics have many calling him the new face of old country. the late merle haggard said, he is the only one out there. his major label debut is called, "a sailor's guide to earth." here he is performing the single, all around you. ♪ >> ♪ there will be days

snapchat is on fire. know that the ipo is right around the corner and you guys are going to talk about it. teens will be on board. >> thank you very much, courtney reagan, fascinating results from that survey. i know you snap, guy, very active snapper over there. but in terms of an ipo of a unicorn of this size would indicate to me that perhaps money will be pulled out from other areas of the market in order to fund a snapchat purchase. >> i think that's right. and just on the other side, i don't think that's a halo effect that comes from this ipo. the ones in the private market, we can't really value. >> it doesn't make instagram more valuable? >> instagram is valuable in its own right and obviously is clearly one of the more relevant social networks out there. people have to be careful about assuming just because there's a lot of money being thrown at this valuation, every company is not snapchat. >> how do you think about it as an owner of facebook? >> i don't like to hear it, facebook not in first pla

. >>> a snapchat catches the final moments of a couple's no. we have another big warm upcoming your way. i'll show that you warm up and tell you when it's going arrive. >>> the latest on the iphone glitch that you don't waste your money. >>> but first tonight's winning lottery numbers. you're watching news five at 11:00. >>> new developments tonight on the investigation into the fire on the runway at ohare airport. a require -- rare and serious type of engine failure caused the plane to go up in blame blame -- flames. >> the sage two disc of the high pressure turbine failed. >> we see a quick fuel-fed fire. >> tonight investigators are turbine broke in the first place. debility -- 20 people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. they have all been release snowed a deadly car crash with speeds alleged to be over one 100 miles per hour. the final moments were captured on a dangerous feature, some say, on snapchat. >>> reporter: tonight this couple's lives raising questions. >> what is the sfeed filter. >> reporter: -- it allows people to