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>> a time i started to blog. i committed to journaling my thoughts and feelings, regardless if i was losing or gaining. >> reporter: posting a photo of herself on the website every month to document the transformation. she was shocked when she says she discovered her photos were being used to promote diet products. in one ad she is jess. this ad claims a weight that took a full year to lose came off in just 30 days. >> it's scary to think that some one would try to sell something that has no grain of truth. >> reporter: internet security experts say this isn't an isolated case. even kate middl...

long. welcome everybody. welcome to early start. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> good morning. i'm alina cho bringing the news from a to c. >> so weird. we have the alphabet all mixed up. >> anger, sadness and overwhelming shame at penn state. a scathing report conducted by a former director of the fbi, leaving the school and its legendary coaches shattered. saying joe paterno and top university officials not only hid but empowered a child predator in jerry sandusky. the outrage is spreading so quickly there are calls to tear down a statue of paterno that stands youds of beaver stadium. wi...

Millions of people now turning to these sites like craigslist and backpage to set up face-to-face appointments to hawk their goods. but cops say there is just something about the internet that has people putting their guard down. they're more inclined to give out personal information and invite complete strangers into their homes and the l.a.p.d tells us these so-called crimes by appointment may actually be more common in smaller towns. listen why. >> i believe it's probably more prevalent where the criminals don't believe that the police can do anything about tracing them on-line, whereas a d...

The email communications for all of those companies, a huge company reports somebody breached its security. tonight the experts are warning they could use that information to run scams. trace gallagher live in our l.a. news hupp. how did this happen, trace? >> well, the company breached is called epsilon. based in texas. tonight, they're not disclosing any information about exactly how they got hacked internet security experts say for a company that oldz the equivalent of the fort knox of email addresses that this should never have happened. now, as far as we know tonight, there is no evidence...