notice of takedown procedure most websites operate on automatically.end them a message, and i have to more or less give you some procedures to follow. if you want to claim copyright immunity, they must do so. generally speaking, millions of times a day, this operates to actually remove the material from the site. one very quick comment i want to make about the notion again, does the law have to wait until something happens -- something bad happens before providing a remedy? i think in this context, the answer may well be yes most of the time. because this is -- a lot of what we are talking about falls into the category of detected speech or speech, there's a very serious problem with a prior restraint doctrine that says you cannot put it up in the first place. that would avoid much of the harm, but that raises even more serious first amendment problems than ex post regulation of this, which raises its own problems. i think that has to be taken -- that has to be thought about more carefully. >> if you could talk a little bit -- we mentioned the computer

it takes time to figure out the takedown process. you need to have a lawyer backing you up. even when get it removed from one site it will pop-up on 20 others. copyright is really not a effective solution for the mass majority of victims. it is not just relationships going sour but actual ongoing domestic violence relationships that are being used to trap people in relationships. we've seen that we've had plenty of sexual assaults that are being recorded and broadcast. this is a big category of intimate material that is out there. the idea there's any kind of lawsuit or copyright material -- i think it is abstract given what actual victims experiences have been. i also think it's important again as we're trying to think about adequacy of legal remedies to think, yes, completely about first amendment values and to think about the goals of section 230. and in that thinking consider how much of an effect i would say a disciplinary effect these types of harm are having on omen's speech. how many women are afraid to commit themselves truly to their careers or to online discourse

we are talking about millions and it's allowed for the automation of the takedown. they are given an avenue to say this is useful. i didn't post it or whatever the defense might be said that would be an interesting comparison to look at that carefully and see how it could be modeled to work on this problem might be a useful avenue. >> you mentioned the search engines and one thing we should be careful by going too far can have the contents to look at the uploaded because they own it and they have a lot of computers on hand but they also have a known universe of the material that they get from the initiative they can use to match against this there is no such thing that comes to people's private photos and giving a general search match but the sites can do because there is no consensual anything. they can do a search against the mathematical shortcut in the database. it's to send a picture of a naked person in an e-mail and that isn't going to work. >> it isn't always easy to tell whether they are a minor so they do have to engage in some judgment calls and investiga

i notice and takedown regime is worth exploring.st to clarify the existing notice and takedown schemes and in particular the copyright one in section 512 does require is emma was saying that the burden is on the aggrieved party. it doesn't say google or facebook or twitter has to take stuff down. they have to respond to the copyright owner's identification of the material which i think is very important and very contentious over the last four or five years in court if they more or less come to that resolution and the obligation of the aggrieved party to find the material and to to send another senate which point the process is imus said there all sorts of protections and you have to be careful about allowing something to be used. if it's too easy to submit a takedown notice people be using it for purposes other than to protect against what all those are the devil is in the details. i think the copyright takedown regime wanted to go in that direction which i think would be worth looking at carefully to see how well it has worked and

that there are already takedown regimes for child pornography and these other protected what have you, would it be that much more burdensome to require search engines, facebook, other tech companies revengetakedown pornography? do you think it would possibly impede the goals of small tech businesses? couple of things you really have to keep in mind when you are talking about some kind of takedown regime. first and foremost, what a notice and takedown regime does ability, aerson the mechanism to tell, say, a website host to take down someone else's content, takedown something that was uploaded by another person. this is a mechanism that has been helpful in taking down, you know, infringing copies of movies and songs, but at its heart, it is giving a person ability to say, "take what that other person has uploaded." the potential for abuse of these systems is very high. when you look at something like the copyright takedown system, there are a number of safeguards built into the system based on what you have to include in a notice. it has got to include the ability to -- you have to ide

to takedown procedure is a very powerful thing.o if you have a copy and i'm not saying for all the reasons mary anne mansion, discovers a small subset, but it's not a trivial subset of the problem where people can in fact, at least there is a remedy that is useful in terms of removing material for one reason or another they have a claim on and most websites operate automatically and the message and they have to more or less give you some procedure to follow what they want to claim the copyright community. they must do so. you click, you say and just generally speaking millions of times a day. this operates boost the material from not -- from the side. one very quick comment i want to make about the notion again as mary anne was saying, does allow have to wait until something bad happens before providing a remedy? in this context the answer may well be yes most of the time. because this is a lot of what we are talking about falls into the category of protected speech or speech. there's a serious problem with a prior restraint doctri

can you shed a little bit of light on the impact of some of the latest takedowns? and in partnership with some of the private private sector community to affect that? >> once again, that is an example of a takedown where several things were happening at once. the unique action inside the united states in order to disrupt the command-and-control servers that keep them from sending the commands. you need the cooperation of the partners because many of the servers and the infrastructure so that they could simultaneously take action and to the extent that we could and we did, you need to find attribution of the bad actors responsible working with the countries to bring them to justice. that collaborative action that took place in the u.s. government, foreign government abroad into the private sector was able to the thousands of computers that had the malware on them and bringing to the individuals to justice. that is the type of action that cannot take place without the help of the private sector into the private private sector was essential in the speed with which you

were warning signs ignored. >>> inside the takedown.iding spot of one of america's most wanted. new details about his capture. and how did this suspected cop killer get the cuts on his face? >>> and the terror trip. passengers forced to evacuate this plunged into darkness. scrambling for life jackets. a halloween cruise that turned

. >>> inside the takedown. the first look tonight at the hiding spot of one of america's most wanted. new details about his capture. and how did this suspected cop killer get the cuts on his face? >>> and the terror trip. passengers forced to evacuate this ship. scrambling for life jackets. a halloween cruise that turned into a horrifying ride. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm cecilia viga. as we come on the air tonight. 70 million americans hit with a shocking blast of winter. behind me here, it makes you want to get out the jackets. this snowy road is in the south, in tennessee. nearly two feet fell in parts of that state. in lexington, south carolina, this neighborhood covered in white. and columbia, getting its earliest snowfall this weekend. and take a look at crews before tonight's patriots game. they had to break out the shovels in gillette stadium in boston. and darker by an hour after turning our clocks back, is winter settling in already? abc's senior meteorologist r

can you shed a little bit of light on the impact of some of the latest takedowns? and in partnership with some of the private private sector community to affect that? >> once again, that is an example of a takedown where several things were happening at once. the unique action inside the united states in order to disrupt the command-and-control servers that keep them from sending the commands. you need the cooperation of the partners because many of the servers and the infrastructure so that they could simultaneously take action and to the extent that we could and we did, you need to find attribution of the bad actors responsible working with the countries to bring them to justice. that collaborative action that took place in the u.s. government, foreign government abroad into the private sector was able to the thousands of computers that had the malware on them and bringing to the individuals to justice. that is the type of action that cannot take place without the help of the private sector into the private private sector was essential in the speed with which you

takedown car is taking him. once that happens, the car gets driven by one of the police officers to our substation. and the body goes in the police car with the police. >> it's a go. it's a go. >> the team barely has time to regroup before they snag the second catch of the day. >> put the car in park. shut it off. shut it off. >> are you serious? >> yeah. serious as a heart attack, here, brother. >> you think that you're looking appropriate for the job that you're doing, and they drive right past and they don't stop. you can't help but to take it personally. so once they do stop, you're like, ding, there's one in my pocket. >> all right. it's going to be a gold colored vehicle facing east. >> arrest after arrest. >> put your hands behind your back. >> the johns express surprise and shock. >> this is a big misunderstanding. big misunderstanding. >> many like this young man from indiana immediately make excuses. >> granted if i was walking into the place, or if i pull my car up to the hotel, but i was literally le

notice and takedown procedure most websites operate automatically. you send a message and.hey have to more or less give you some procedure to -- the websites have to give some procedure to follow. the copyright community, they must do so. it gets a generally speaking millions of times a day, this operates to actually remove the material from the site. one of the very quick, and want to make about the notion again, mary ann was saying does the law have to wait until something happens, something bad happens before providing a remedy? i think in this context the answer may well be yes most of the time. because this is a lot of what we're talking about falls into the category of protected speech, or speech. there's a very strict problem with sort of a prior restraint doctrine that says you can't put it up in the first place. that would avoid much of the harm. that raises even more serious first amendment problems and sort of exposed regulation of its which raises its own problem. something that has to be taken, have to be thought about more carefully. >> and rob, you could togg

>>ed in the takedown room the happy mood changes.arbie tells star she thinks she spotted police outside of the hotel and begins to school him on florida law enforcement. >> there's a possibility some power happy [ bleep ] from "revenge of the nerds" they could take you to jail. >> as barbie continues to rant about the police, the undercover tries to get her to refocus. >> you aren't charging me for talking. >> shut up. >> you are not bambooss me, are you. >> listen me, i'm just saying that's what they do. they look at some [ bleep ] out there. i want to slap one. >> you working your case, aren't you, mr. policeman. >> thinks he's the police. >> why are you calling me a cop. >> you are a dirty pig. dirty pig. dirty stinky pigs. >> you are crazy is, girl. [ phone ringing ] >> when the under cover's next date suddenly calls from the lobby, things unravel despite his best efforts. >> they got me. they fwot me running every. where i have to get up at 4:00 in the morning. >> with another woman on the way up, the undercover knows he must cl

. >> in the summer of 2011 operation "little girl lost" culminated with a massive takedown of a gang-related pimping ring. it is the largest human trafficking case in illinois's history. >> this operation targeted gang members who sex trafficked children and young women, some as young as the age of 12. >> each of the ten defendants faces over 20 counts of human trafficking. >> this is something that we take very seriously. we're going to continue to work up these cases, use the tools that we now have, and hopefully we're going to be convicting the bad guys. >> but long before the lights and the cameras of a high-profile press conference comes the nitty-gritty of good policework. >> a lot of the public believe that it's a victimless crime. >> chicago pd sergeant tracy walker will lead today's investigation. >> the goal is to recover any juveniles who are out here being forced into prostituting. >> she says the real victims of prostitution are the girls and young women trapped in the life. >> they're not doing it because they want to. they're being controlled. every day they wake up to someone

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she sees that camera, she's running. >> the team must now scramble to make two simultaneous takedowns. >> all right. unit on outside, we have possibly two girls in this hotel. outside unit, be aware. he's talking to the girl. she's right around here somewhere. so keep an eye out. >> the woman directs the undercover to room number a-3 just as sergeant walker spies a man who may be her pimp exiting the same room. >> and he has something to do with her. >> as the undercover makes his way to a-3, the suspected pimp walks to a car next to our camera. >> put the camera down. >> the car next to you. a white dodge charger. he's getting into the vehicle now. >> the unusual circumstance temporarily blocks our view of what happens next. as the woman in a-3 is arrested for prostitution and the man in the white car is cuffed for pimping. the young woman is brought into the processing room, where she is identified as a 21-year-old from toledo, ohio. >> basically, i went into the room. she told me to take and put the donation on the desk. on the table. okay? and she told me on the phone it was $200

and that's a friend coming up. >> the takedown units move in, trying to corral all three men as they ] >> come here. come here. come here a minute. who do we have? put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. both hands. put both hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. you guys speak english? okay. speak english? sir, do you speak english? okay. the girl you were talking to's a police officer, okay? you're under arrest for prostitution-related offense, okay? >> but -- >> listen to me. if you guys don't have any warrants and you have identification, you're going to probably get a ticket and be on your way, okay? it will take about 20 minutes or so, okay? all right. we're going to walk this way. >> while the 20-somethings find themselves under arrest, he confirms that all three offered the undercover $40 each for intercourse. >> what's your first name? >> instead of late-night hook-ups, aneel, shushan and laskmi are facing a late-night lockup. stunned, they can barely comprehend what's happening. >> all three listen to me, okay? you're all going to

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. >> that effective move is called a straight arm bar takedown. >> straight arm bar takedown is essentiallystraightening someone's arm and twisting it underneath so that you gain the leverage over that arm. >> but just when he thinks he has things under control, another possible threat emerges. >> stay in that car! do not get out of that car! >> deputy gibbs has one uncooperative woman on the ground and another who's about to get involved. >> i just held that position and requested backup because i couldn't turn around. i had to keep eyes on the passenger who was starting to get out of the car. she had both feet on the ground, and she was watching me. >> no! mama! >> deputy gibbs' backup arrives. when they put the dui suspect into the car, she seems to simmer down. but on the way to jail, she starts getting worked up again. then suddenly from the back seat deputy gibbs hears a chilling threat. >> there's going to be some killings tonight. >> killings? why? why is there going to be some killing? >> why is there going to be some killing? >> yeah. >> because you arrested me for nothing. >> tha

tonight, the unbelievable series of events that ended with a takedown. >>> digging in.that everybody promised after the election results? tonight, we have a reality check. >>> who killed bin laden? controversy erupts over what really happened that night in abbottabad as two members of seal team six who were on the mission, break a long-time code of silence. >>> and behind the scenes with jerry seinfeld. the master of standup has now quickly mastered another medium, and at the age of 60, reveals something he has noticed in himself. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

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tonight, the unbelievable series of events that ended with a takedown. >>> digging in. how's that cooperation going that everybody promised after the election results? tonight, we have a reality check. >>> who killed bin laden? controversy erupts over what really happened that night in abbottabad as two members of seal team six who were on the mission, break a long-time code of silence. >>> and behind the scenes with jerry seinfeld. the master of standup has now quickly mastered another medium, and at the age of 60, reveals something he has noticed in himself. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. it was a terrible thing to watch, but the fact that a woman's abduction on the streets of philadelphia was captured on camera was a big reason why tonight she has been found and reunited with her family. and that is just the start of the science that went into this investigation. using video and satellites and police work across five states, and tonight her attacker is in c

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notice of takedown procedure most websites operate on automatically.send them a message, and i have to more or less give you some .rocedures to follow if you want to claim copyright immunity, they must do so. speaking, millions of times a day, this operates to actually remove the material from the site. one very quick comment i want to again,out the notion does the law have to wait until something happens -- something before providing a remedy? i think in this context, the answer may well be yes most of the time. this is -- a lot of what we are talking about falls into the category of detected speech or speech, there's a very with a priorem restraint doctrine that says you cannot put it up in the first place. that would avoid much of the more but that raises even serious first amendment problems than ex post regulation of this, raises its own problems. i think that has to be taken -- that has to be thought about more carefully. a little could talk bit -- we mentioned the computer fraud and abuse act. and hacking. i'm sort of reminded of several sarah p

. >> new york city police officers are about to takedown eric garner. he is suspected of selling lucys. or loose cigarettes. >> at any point, it could be you. it could be your loved one. your brother, your sister, your uncle. >> police say enforcement like this is designed to discouraged to shut down other crimes. they will not comment on this specific case. >> things like this happen to us too often. and everybody sees the lights and sirens. i tense up and i get worried. >> the officers are only supposed to arrest someone if they are evidence of a crime. a cell phone captures policing spinning out of control. garner is on the sidewalk struggling against an apparent chokehold. by the end of the video, he'll be dead. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> this is the most horrible feeling that a mother could feel. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe! i can't breathe. i can't breathe! i can't breathe. >> one had the lights up. the bright, bright lights. >> the housing initiative of hi

. >> new york city police officers are about to takedown eric garner. he is suspected of selling lucys. or loose cigarettes. >> at any point, it could be you. it could be your loved one.

. >>> and now to the details of the alleged takedown of the cop killer in pennsylvania. you may have seen the image of eric frein and wondered how he got the cuts on his nose and his forehead there. well, his face was scratched after being arrested. and now an -- when he and the officers approached frein, his chest was down but his head was up looking like them. and the property come so frein was forced to be face down on the asphalt and his face was cut in the process. he was on the run for 48 days. nick valencia is live outside a church in atlanta. >> reporter: none are more important than the race happening here in the state of georgia. we'll tell you all that and more right after the break. you're catching "cnn newsroom." [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. >>> two of the midterm election's hotly contested incl

moments before this dramatic takedown, he confessed to a tv cameraman who was on his way to cover brooks' alleged crimes. done extremely bad things. >> the cameraman with the scoop of the year calls police. >> there's been a shooting. i have the shooter with me. >> and so -- >> was giving himself up to me. >> except brooks changes his mind, points a gun, and escapes in the tv station car while cameraman peter seere, whose vehicle is being stolen while, of course, he keeps filming. >> i wanted to get that shot of him with the gun, but i didn't want to get shot. >> fast forward and peter is picked up by police, helping them chase the shooter. >> he does have a firearm? >> he does. >> a dash cam on his camera car is recording, too, when jordy brooks makes a wrong turn. and after the gas station standoff, brooks is finally arrested. a moment, of course, captured on film by a cameraman determined to get his story. >> for a cameraman, i guess it's -- it was sort of -- trained well, i guess. you know, so yeah, i'm fine. i'm fine. i just need a big drink. >> this guy is cool. one big drink? i th

was first on the scene as the shooting sent shock waves on the busy campus this more on the police takedown. darcy. >> reporter: we' live in prince place in the largo area. this is where the shooting happened inside that apartment building w the mother and son lived together. police are confirming the suspect is the son of the woman who was shot and wounded. a witness spotted him near the community college. >> reporter: news4 was there as prince george's county police arrest a suspect in a domestic related shooting. the man suspected of shooting and wounding his own mother. he was taken down on campus way south not far from the shooting scene not far from prince george's community college in largo. this happened in front of the bus stop. we're waiting. it's cold out here. it's crazy. >> i saw the police cars and didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: the shooting happened in this apartment bu i. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. the shooter ran away. police say she and her son live in the apartment where the shooting happened. >> that's the problem with t

you're looking at cell phone video right now of the initial takedown.s 4's kristin wright has more on how one after changed his life forever. >> i never did get a look at him. because it was attacked with -- a brick. just hit me in the back of the head. >> jeff alvarez doesn't remember the attack that almost took his life. it happened in rockville. >> they were telling me, he's not going to make it. his vocal cords were damaged from the breathing tube. doctors told themselves to prepare themselves. >> he signed up as an organ donor. we needed to do that as soon as possible. >> june 17th, alvarez walked out of work just before 4:00 in the afternoon. in this parking lot, his life suddenly changed and almost ended. >> i remember the day. it was a regular, typical day. i had no knowledge as to anyone out there. >> so you just woke up wondering why you were there? >> uh-huh. >> clayton mullenhof has been charged with attempted murder. he's under evaluation to see if he's competent to stand trial. mullenhoff has a record of mental illness. >> do you remember

moments before this dramatic takedown he confessed to a tv camera man who was on his way to cover brooksmes. >> done extremely bad thing. >> the camera man with the scoop of the year calls police. >> there's been a shooting. i have the shooter with me. >> this is all [ bleep ]. >> he's giving himself up to me. >> except brooks changes his mind and points the gun and escapes in the tv station car while camera man's vehicle is being stolen. of course, he keeps filming. >> i wanted to get the shot of him with the gun but i didn't want to get shot. >> fast forward and peter picked up by police is helping them chase the shooter. >> he does have a firearm? >> he does. >> a dash cam is recording, too. when he makes a wrong turn and after the gas station standoff he's finally arrested. a moment, of course, captured on film by a camera man determined to get his story. >> for a camera man, it's -- it was sort of a dream, i guess. so i'm fine. i just need a big drink. >> this guy is cool. one big drink. i think i would need more than one after that. my favorite part is where he keeps filming even w

this is cell phone video of the takedown.e sat down with him today and we have his story. >> well jeff alvarez's doctors are amazed how he's recovered. five months ago his life was normal and then it changed one afternoon. >> i never did get a look at him. because it was just -- i was attacked with i believe they said it was a brick. it just hit me in the back of the head. >> jeff alvarez doesn't remember the attack that almost took his life. it happened in rockville. >> they kept saying he's not going to make it. >> his vocal cords are damaged from the breathing tube. he is in a coma. doctors told his family to prepare themselves. >> they said he signed up as an organ donor and we need to take his organs as soon as possible. >> it was just before 4:00 in the afternoon in this parking lot his life almost ended. >> i remember the business day. it was a regular typical day. i had no reason or had no knowledge as to why i was there. >> you just woke up wondering why you were there. >> uh-huh. >> clayton mulenhof is charged with

was first on the scene as the shooting sent shock waves on the busy campus this more on the police takedownreporter: we' live in prince place in the largo area. this is where the shooting happened inside that apartment building w the mother and son lived together. police are confirming the suspect is the son of the woman who was shot and wounded. a witness spotted him near the community college. >> reporter: news4 was there as prince george's county police arrest a suspect in a domestic related shooting. the man suspected o

. >>> the latest turn in minnesota pointer gate and matt pietta on his latest big bank takedown. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening. i'm chris hayes. if there was any question how president obama would respond to the drubing the democrats took in the midterms, it's growing clearer by the day that he has no intention of giving ground to the central political fights he staked out by his own past attempts to come to the negotiating table. president obama seems to be signaling the time to make concessions has long since pass. case in point, his call to action is possible protections to keep the internet open and free, an issue that's been a rallying point for progress efs. >> i'm urging the federal communications commission to do everything they can to protect net neutrality for everyone. they should make it clear that whether you use a computer, phone or tablet, internet providers have a legal obligation not to block or limit your access to a web site. >> that announcement comes right after what is the most politically explosive proposal in washington right now. executive ac

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gate-crashers, fence-jumpers gave it a shot, and jumped over the fence, and boy, did they learn what a takedownnd news4 has the exclusive video, because our mark segraves was right nearby. we can always count on him. mark? >> reporter: look behind me now. this is the scene right now. they have really beefed up security here. you can see there are d.c. national guardsmen here, police here now patrolling this perimeter. you see all these people, thousands, many here since this morning. those are the general admission seats back there, separated by those fences. and it was just about an hour ago that three men jumped those fences. the general admission area where thousands and thousands of people are crowded into is separated from the vip section by three rows of metal fences. at the time, there were just a few officers patrolling the barrier. then three men jumped over the fences, trying to get closer to the stage. police and secret service, including undercover officers, swarmed the men using pepper spray to subdue them. all three men were caught and arrested. none of them made it anywhere near

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can you shed a little bit of light on the impact of some of the latest takedowns? and in partnership with some of the private private sector community to affect that? >> once again, that is an example of a takedown where several things were happening at once. the unique action inside the united states in order to disrupt the command-and-control servers that keep them from sending the commands. you need the cooperation of the partners because many of the servers and the infrastructure so that they could simultaneously take action and to the extent that we could and we did, you need to find attribution of the bad actors responsible working with the countries to bring them to justice. that collaborative action that took place in the u.s. government, foreign government abroad into the private sector was able to the thousands of computers that had the malware on them and bringing to the individuals to justice. that is the type of action that cannot take place without the help of the private sector into the private private sector was essential in the speed with which you