>> reporter: waldo photos is an entirely volunteer application.n if you want o use the service. and c.e.o. rodney rice tells us if you don't want to leverage the technology, just don't bother to opt-in. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >> morgan: all right, still n:ead, he set the gold standard for restaurant reviews, we remember jonathan gold. >> liftoff. >> morgan: the latest version of spacex's falcon nine rocket lifted off from cape canaveral ffis morning. this was the second successful f unch of the more powerful and reusable block five falcon nine. minutes after it sent a canadian satellite into orbit, the rocket stuck a perfect landing aboard a drone ship hundreds of miles off the florida coast. farther south in the caribbean, the beautiful beaches of the dominican republic are being invaded by a massive tide of trash. waves of plastics have been washing ashore. hundreds of volunteers have joined the dominican navy and conservation groups to clean it up. so far they have scooped up about 120,000 pounds, that is 60 tons of plastic. "los an

match margarita's message for her brother on waldo who she hasn't seen for almost four years and whose whereabouts are unknown. no lord my lord i was there i still don't understand. i can't accept it must be the quantum i believe that he will come back any time and will say that i'm hearing what are you changing why are you looking for me in the mafia. members i'm a c c react here's the deal. with your sister susanna and her brother in law margarita has come to a monument in mexico city that has been dedicated to victims of violence the shaba sister salem while there was executed by a local policeman his case is one of over thirty four thousand disappearances in mexico i mean we had a man want me or my my brother disappeared on december twenty second in two thousand and fourteen. a had a problem with a local police officer and seward had quoted him how can one see by this or that quote there it is written to him with death on the phone telling him he was going to disappear none of them would have to see a lot of others about his or her and that's what happened. the most it was the gove

mark the city worker on waldo had gone missing i look at work that. was executed by an armed condo on may fifteenth two thousand and seventeen in the center of scio dad quote him are innocent of this is that the bill nelson since then our hopes of finding my brother even lower than this this is the last picture on waldo took on his phone or his gather all possible evidence on her brother's case after authorities did little to investigate but it is estimated that one person disappears every two hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists say the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. the causes of us and seventeen cases of human rights violations where the army of the federal police is involved they would have to investigate themselves. the case of the forty three missing students where the army and the prosecutor's office is involved why do we think they would want to do it. kick at that or i believe that if we are able to separate the fantasy a bit we know they are not capable of doing it. but the wrong w

over 100 camps in 33 states use the software from waldo photos.cy concerns. good morning. >> good morning. it's just about camp drop-off time right now. the camp we visited on long island says about 15% of families have enrolled in this new facial recognition ram. most of them seem to like the short-term convenience of it, but others worry about the complications of a technology that can pick individuals kids out of a crowd. ♪ >> long gone are the days spend waiting by the mail box for handwritten letters from your kids. with the rise of the internet and more recently smartphones, daily digital updates from your children at summer camp is the new norm. at rolling river day camp on long island, they're using facial recognition technology to help keep parents connected. >> as camp director, did any part of you think twice about facial recognition and summer camp in the same sentence? >> i think that parents are are looking for convenience. they're very busy in their daily lives. so if they can have a software program that can just send them a text a

it scans photos and uploaded to waldo. the software matches those images to the selfie and sends the camp pictures in text messages to parents. >> if not for this, what would you use? >> i would scan through hundreds of pictures until i found hymn. >> when they hear facial recognition, they think this company has run facial recognition on me or one of my family hebs. now they have this stored somewhere. >> reporter: rodney is founder and ce ox of waldo photos. >> all we collect is the image to use with the facial recognition and your mobile number and your name. we don't collect your addresses or e-mail. >> the senior writer says there are still risks. >> you have a parent at one of these camps, i'm going to want to know how are the photos being stored. >> reporter: it's an entirely volunteer application. you need to opt in if you want to use the service and the ceo says if you don't want to leverage the technology, just don't bother to opt in. cbs news, new york. >>> still ahead, he set the gold standard for restaurant re

a city in the northern state of chihuahua where i'm waldo had moved to work in a mine. i want to make it clear that we disagree with the prosecutor's office because they say room well don't just got lost. we know it was a forced disappearance. but it's awful to people that it is estimated that one person disappears every two hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists see the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. the causes of you know sincerity in cases of human rights violations where the army or the federal police is involved they would have to investigate themselves. the case of the faulty three missing students where the army and the prosecutor's office is involved why do we think they would want to do it. to get a real job i believe that if we are able to separate the fantasy a bit we know they are not capable of doing it. but the wrong while those family has not lost hope as a sister wrote in the monument to mexico is missing their search will never end. we're returning now to our top story and the cd use general sec

waldo's was emphasized. the all. protesters created a human chain to prevent the equipment from entering the village a skirmish has reportedly left thirty five people injured the palestinian journalist syndicate claims israeli soldiers also attacked reporters there i mean you the un embury us rights groups have all come out against the demolition a spokesperson for the u.n. relief agency for palestine refugees says the plan may indeed violate international things in the village up salutes the terrorists on the bed with themselves some of the most disadvantaged people in the middle east they and their children are living on a knife's edge international humanitarian law prohibits the transfer of the population of an occupied territory without the genuinely and fully informed consent of the affected people regardless of the motives to consent is not considered genuine in an environment marked by the use of threat of physical force to worship fear of violence old us so the position is very clear what we may be witnessing

thirty nine hundred seventy eight hearing senator kennedy asked the then president of nestle brazil as waldo bettina what responsibility the company had to the babies who use their product is i understand what you say is where there's impure of water it should not be used yes where the people are so poor that they're not going to realistically be able to continue to purchase that and which is going to mean that they're going to dilute it to a point which is going to endanger their health that it should not be used yes i now than my final question is what do you do or what do you feel is your corporate responsibility to find out the extent of the use of your product in those circumstances in the philippine part of the world do you feel that you have any responsibility we can't have that response of you may i make a reference to you can't have that responsibility you know how kind of being responsible for the water that we all want to assist in not talking i'm talking about the use of your product in those areas. can and ninety's seventy four reports on the methods of marketing of tactics of t

they're busy and if they can have a program to send them a text alert about technology used is called waldo photos. it uses a family provided selfie of a camper and scans the photographs uploaded and matches the images to the selfie and sends the camp's pictures in text messages to parents. if not for this, what would you use? >> i would scan through hundreds of pictures. >> most people's perception is they think, oh, my gosh, this company has run facial recognition on me or a family member. now they have this stored somewhere. >> reporter: rodney is founder and ceo. >> all we collect is the reference image the facial recognition and your number and name. we don't collect addresses or e-mail, et cetera. >> reporter: this writer says there are still risks. >> if i'm a parent, i'm going to want to know how are photos being stored, are they encrypted. >> and the ceo says it's an entirely voluntary application so you need to opt in to use the service. we'll be right back. >>> today's tip of the day, haaa lot less expensive than the big ones. but buy a perfect, ripe one. buy the one you need for

. >>> and the changes are being made to sausalito to prevent wildfires like that one near wa waldo caves. a lot of the folks support safe rules and the city right now has none, and 9 in 10 want ted to s the city brush disposal day, and the city council is looking for the possible funding sources for that. >>> right now at 5:08, we are seeing already a wide range of the temperatures as you are ready to head out the door. in the upper 50s in the south bay and the peninsula, and the tri valley at 54 and san francisco at 54 there and 52 in the north bay. if you on the way out of the door, you have to head back to work this morning and heading to san jose, you will see the be at 74 after it clears out, and if you are making plans to go to beach because you are off work, it is cool to start, and the temperatures today warmer than it has been and today is one of the better days to head to the beach. we will talk about what is ahead for the forecast for the weekend coming up in a few minute, and vianey has a look at the morning commute and so far only one issue. >> indeed. fairly quiet and overa

ralph waldo emerson famously said you do not ride the , railroad, the railroad rides you. you can say the same thing about facebook. you do not use facebook. facebook uses you. the difference is the railroad was a real thing that added actual utility to people's lives. you could move grain from one place to another or people from one place to another efficiently. if facebook disappeared tomorrow, nobody would notice. you might say, i am going to have to email pictures of my grandson to my friends. but otherwise, there is nothing in your life that would be different at all if you lost facebook. you cannot say the same for large swaths of the economy. this is one of the things that drives me nuts when i look at stock valuations of facebook or netflix. i think netflix is worth more than general motors and daimlerchrysler put together. if that went away tomorrow, we would keep streaming through other channels. all of this is to say that these companies have become incredibly powerful, but all they are is alternative advertising venues. they are just advertising venues. that sa

>> well, to echo jeff and juliette, ralph waldo emerson said your actions speak so loudly, i can't hear what you're saying. we can take a trip down memory lane, 18 months. this is someone who asked russia to hack into his opponent's e-mail. they did. we know that now from the indictment. he told putin he was smart after obama threw out 35 spies and told putin he was smart for not retaliating. he slow rolled sanctions, he delayed in signing them, implementing them. he has now had two meetings, private, one on one, without anyone present. we keep persing these words go going into this vortex of crazy about what was said and wasn't said when i think we can just look at the pattern of behavior on what happened not been done, as juliette mentioned and what isn't being done as we're being attacked. >> i like that new spin on actions speaking louder than words. there's a lot more we're going to play after this break, but just for this segment -- >> oh, i'm sorry, i thought you were going to roll another sound bite. i think that the idea that this was the news media his teara about what he said

. >> he's a bit of a where's waldo. >> it's not even unclear that page is lying when he says that. it's not unclear that the depth of those interactions was particularly profound, long lasting or illuminating. >> as you said, when you pull out, then you have erik prince who was in the seychelles and just happened to grab a beer with a guy who happened to be a financier. >> run a hedge fund for the kremlin, which he denied at first. >> that's the problem. everybody kind of incidentally may have had a glancing interaction with somebody. >> if you map it out, you see glancing interaction after glancing interaction after glancing interaction, while one side of that glancing interaction, which is the russian government, was ordering multiple ejt tntities in the krn and parts of its military intelligence units to engage in a criminal sabotage of the opponent of the candidate whose campaign keeps showing up hitting up against these people. >> chris, thank you for continuing to try to get to the bottom of it. chris hayes the host of "all in with chris hayes" at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> comin

golden gate bridge, four lanes southbound, two lanes northbound and traffic is looking good across the waldo, a little fog this morning when i came across and it's not enough to really slow you down at all. we do have this accident coming out of the caldecott tunnel, blocking the left lane before highway 13. still partially blocking and i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic in the area but they are en route to clear that out of there. take care if you're coming westbound. >> thank you. >>> perhaps sensing a void with the closure of toys "r" us amazon planning to send out a holiday toy catalog this year. bloomberg reports the retailer will mail them to homes and hand them out at the whole foods stores they own. amazon brought the grocery store last year. no word exactly when the catalogs would be coming out. >>> and new california law is going to make it easier for people to cancel subscriptions over the internet. >> and this covers any business that makes an automatic renewal service offer. that means it covers newspapers, magazines, streams services and more and here's the best part. if you

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