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>> currently we have 260 networks. we have traveled, what, about one yard? >> reporter: we are cruising the streets of new york, scanning for wi-fi hot spots. >> theres somebodys mobile wireless network. >> reporter: many wireless connections are unprotected. >> i can see the photos theyre sharing -- 4 many people are hacked accessing free wifi. when we talk about a coffee shop or computer store that offers free wi-fi, hotel even, is it safe to go on there? >> it is very easy for an intruder to ...

>> currently we have 260 networks. we have traveled, what, about one yard? >> reporter: we are cruising the streets of new york, scanning for wi-fi hot spots. >> theres somebodys mobile wireless network. >> reporter: many wireless connections are unprotected. >> i can see the photos theyre sharing -- 4 many people are hacked accessing free wifi. when we talk about a coffee shop or computer store that offers free wi-fi, hotel even, is it safe to go on there? >> it is very easy for an intruder to ...

Maryland, which they thought he would voluntarily give his dna to prove he had not been involved in the fight. >> and we were not leaving easton, maryland, until we got his dna. >> this proved to be harder than investigators anticipated. denny smoked during his interrogation but always made sure to keep the cigarette butts. detectives offered him a bottle of water, but he wouldnt touch it. finally, they asked him to sign a document saying he refused to provide his dna. >> we asked him to put the...

>> apparently, coldwell put some forethought into this tree disguise. >> he comes from a military background where he served in the special forces of the army. part of his training would be -- they would put him on an island with nothing and hed have to make and fend for himself and try to infiltrate another military squad on that island. if he had just placed a couple of more branches with leaves on the sides, we never would have got him. >> james coldwell pleads guilty and is sentenced to 28 m...

Easton, maryland, until we got his dna. >> this proved to be harder than investigators anticipated. denny smoked during his interrogation but always made sure to keep the cigarette butts. detectives offered him a bottle of water, but he wouldnt touch it. finally, they asked him to sign a document saying he refused to provide his dna. >> we asked him to put the letter into envelope and seal the envelopes. he refused to seal the envelopes and basically told us, look, you tried three timeses to get...

Scenario that might match what little they know about the actual flight itself essentially a reher shall or a dry run or some indication on there that somehow this was being rehearsed. that may likely be a microsoft flight simulator program which you or i could buy at the computer store. its certainly that i have one on a flight simulator that i have. but i suspect that what theyre looking for to see if its there is something that may, in fact, suggest that what happened on this flight was rehea...

His dna. >> this proved to be harder than investigators anticipated. denny smoked during his interrogation but always made sure to keep the cigarette butts. detectives offered him a bottle of water, but he wouldnt touch it. finally, they asked him to sign a document saying he refused to provide his dna. >> we asked him to put the letter into envelope and seal the envelopes. he refused to seal the envelopes and basically told us, look, you tried three timeses to get my saliva on something. first ...

>> like something out of a spy novel, a tom clancy movie or something. "the times" also says the surveillance program works off old-fashioned radio frequencies and in many cases must be installed in person by a spy. posing as maybe a repair man or at the computer store or factory. >> thats crazy. >> in briefcases, picking up transmissions from miles away from the targeted computer. >> very interesting. im sure we will be learning more about that. >> yes, we will. new jerseys governor apologize...

>> like something on the of a spy novel, a tom clancy movie or something. "the times" also says the surveillance program works off old-fashioned radio frequencies and in many cases must be installed in person as a spy. posing as maybe a repair man or at the computer store or factory. >> very interesting. >> in briefcases, picking up transmissions from miles away from the targeted computer. >> very interesting. im sure we will be learning more about that. >> yes, we will. new jerseys governor a...

Background we served in the special forces of the army. part of his training would be -- they would put him on an island with nothing and hed have to make and fend for himself and try to infiltrate another military squad on that island. if he had just placed a couple of more branches with leaves on the sides, we never would have got him. >> james coldwell pleads guilty and is sentenced to 28 months at the federal prison in otisville, new york. seems like this tree robber scheme was rooted in fai...