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That everyones tracking our cell phones everywhere we go. so it is hard to believe. its not just the hodgepodge of being able to track planes. its the hodgepodge of security internationally. i have no idea whether its related to the planes disappearance. there have been conclusions made that it hasnt. we know people got on this plane without -- with stolen passports. we know those passports werent checked against data bases that exist internationally that would have stopped those passengers from...

Just killed. the vcr was up off -- up off the counter area of the desk. i believe the suspect utilized part of that desk to reach up to get the vcr and cut the cord and take the vcr. >> on the floor underneath that shelf, investigators saw a manila folder. when they turned it over, they found something. >> we looked at it closer and we noticed the fingerprint in blood. mr. carlisle and myself, we looked at each other and said, "weve got him." >> was it possible the killer accidently knocked it o...

Like this. this is what we know on target. of course that christmas cyberattack that has affected millions of target customers, we actually know, and target is admitting to this, their security systems told them about a hack attack, as early as november the 30th. that is, the saturday of black friday weekend. but it wasnt until weeks later, december 12th, that target actually started the investigation. so why didnt they take that warning from their security system seriously? well they get hundre...

>> then investigators checked the code numbers used to deactivate the porcos home security system on the night of the attack. the security systems computer showed that whoever deactivated the alarm, and presumably cut the phone lines, was someone known by the family. >> the alarm had been disarmed at approximately 2:00 in the morning. so, this was the master code that was used, which was the code the family had as well as possibly one or two other people. >> so, despite joan porcos claim that he...

Surveillance video shows christopher left his college campus around 10:30. he removed the e-zpass tag from his car because he knew this would leave a trail of his movements. so, he paid cash for the tolls and left his dna on a ticket. he entered his parents home a little after 2:00 a.m. and deactivated the security system with a code known only to family members. prosecutors say christopher used an ax to attack his parents. [ screaming ] he struck his father 16 times and his mother 3 times and l...

Or someone taking a picture or whatever it would be that would give them an idea of where to start looking, and then ultimately youre obviously looking for the recorders. >> robert francis, formerly of the ntsb and live with us. very nice see you. thank you so much. and for the sake of the family is hope they find something. >> u.s. intelligence officials are working on a new way to keep tabs on their own spies. the "associated press" is reporting that officials are planning a sweeping security ...

Internet. chris also plasters the exterior of his house with warnings that clearly display the name and logo of the security system thats protecting his home. the signs are really hard to miss. but they dont seem to deter these dumb criminals. even the window that they break clearly has the adt seal on it. but they are determined to get in and steal something. >> on the video itself youll see the two suspects come around the corner of the house. they walk over to the camera, point it back down t...

Closed the trap, he stopped for maybe a second, turned back to the food, and just kept eating the food like it was cool, you know. at that point i was like this is a pretty cool cat. most people would say its a stupid cat but i took it to be like he was just bold. he didnt care, and so just that kind of threw it out there, hey, if i wanted to take this guy home, what would i have to do? >> our cameraman, brian, ended up adopting this little kitten. >> theyre like that would be great! you know, j...

He removed the e-zpass tag from his car because he knew this would leave a trail of his movements. so, he paid cash for the tolls and left his dna on a ticket. he entered his parents home a little after 2:00 a.m. and deactivated the security system with a code known only to family members. prosecutors say christopher used an ax to attack his parents. [ screaming ] he struck his father 16 times and his mother 3 times and left them both for dead. christopher smashed the security system panel, thin...

>> then investigators learned that peter and joan porco had life insurance policies totaling $1 million. investigators also learned that christopher porco asked for investment advice before the murder. >> christopher had gone to a financial counselor and asked him to write up a portfolio for him. he told him he was receiving millions of dollars from a relative. >> and before his fathers death, christopher e-mailed him asking for all sorts of personal financial information. >> yo, pops, if i coul...