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3d ghost guns. what it means is, if anyone posts this information online, theyre in violation of federal law and can suffer very serious consequences. so it makes it unlawful to post that information and make it available to the public. >> why did the government offer a settlement to allow these blueprints on the internet in the first place? do we know? wasnt it the state department that stepped in to prevent them from being posted online? >> that is a very good question, anderson. and truly, it...

Him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and dont forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >> in the past 24-36 hours we got information on one person of interest and this person of interest ultimately moved to be a suspect and thats what we started focussing on was his involvement in the crimes. >> bill: thats what we learned before daybreak. fox news confirming the ident...

Americans information. lisa page, peter strzok are they still allowed to access information. do we have people that hate the president allowed to access information about the president or the presidents supporters. >> bill: last question on the big data companies, where are you on that now? i dont think people dont know people are watching when they go online. >> with regard to the private sharing of data, so when you log on and do a search on google or anything and search for shoes and later on...

Else take this type of action. >> sandra: and part of the investigation is trying to figure out what the motive was. >> absolutely. i hope its not other cases recently where we dont know what me motives were. it helps the victims and families in our community to figure out why somebody did something. not that theres justification but information the mind set of the individual is helpful in healing. trying to figure out why this happened and what caused this individual to do this, what the purpos...

Seen, a loner, quiet, and not a lot on social media yet. usually thats the treasure trove of information that gets kicked open right away. >> bill: does it make the case more difficult? >> it makes it more difficult to understand why he did what he did. people treat social media like an ongoing diary or are a disconnect and we see this with jihadist. they like to go in navy chat rooms and will tell other people this is what i want to do. they like to brag about it. theres a malignant narcissism ...

Theyre coming to it is because of the trump campaign -- >> sandra: i wonder what changes are coming, charlie, based on what the outcome is. dianne feinstein weighed in saying if the industry wont solve the problems themselves, well have to solve them with legislation. i dont think thats the most desirable course but you cant have 50 million people lose data this way and then use the data as a weapon during an election. so 15 -- 50 million people. thats a lot of people and we dont know what where...

Who may have been helping him or working along side him? >> well, i think based on what youve seen from the combined law enforcement, they will be very thorough. it is my belief base on information i have, they found the other vehicle, he was using a second vehicle, because someone under surveillance they questioned him and found out this evil, low-life person was use a second vehicle. it led the tip to find the second vehicle last night and again it happened between t2:00 and 3:00 in the mornin...

Forbes facebook and digital targeting were the most effective way to reach the audiences. now the white house seems to downplay the role it played. >> i do think every campaign tries to target individuals based on a model of who they believe would be their most ideal voter. and what that looks like is hey, heres a person that would seem to fit the mold of a trump voter based on demographic, education, et s etcetera and they try to build a model and facebook is a place the campaign tried to do th...

Campaigns that utilized the internet and information in a way -- in a campaign that made it a powerful tool. then we saw it again come up in 2008 with president obama in 2012 where they used not only the data on the internet but also the social networks like facebook, twitter. kind of weaponize them to a degree that was effective. we have a federal elections commission that claims to oversee all this and regulate how much is spent and how much candidates use and collect from people. the idea is ...

On. >> bill: small details. im being sarcastic. >> im with you on the sarcasm. it should matter. its a legitimate story. i dont think its the trump angle people in the media want it to be. what i read and based on everything im gathering about this story, what does concern me is the possibility that this firm, cambridge, sort of defrauded people in terms of what they thought the information would be used for. people were told it was for purely academic research and ended up in the hand of a poli...