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Here is jo ling kent. >> reporter: hungry shoppers are ready to spend this season. sales forecasted to break records $1 trillion up for grabs for the first time ever big retailers are rolling out black friday deals now and want to use your smart phone to connect them to deep discounts. here at walmart you can scan the toy catalog with your phone to find what you're looking for it shows you where it's located to guide yourself there and find it. >> reporter: best buy will text you with alerts about new sales in realtime like their upcoming 20 days of door busters you can also take the guesswork...

Evil out there no matter what the calendar says. and sadly, sometimes the horror of halloween is the real thing. that's all for this edition of "dateline." thank you for watching. good morning, i'm jo ling kent at msnbc world headquarters here in new york. it's 6:00 in the east, it's 3:00 a.m. out west. here's what's happening -- we've got an impeachment inquiry, and it's on the march. new transcripts released just moments ago with key moments on the ukraine saga. details on how it will all spill into public view in the inning week. -- coming week. explosive new details. the book by anon...

Advice for customers, read the fine print. and if your connection slows down, file a complaint. jo ling kent, nbc news let's turn now to a shocking incident in south florida. a sheriff's deputy charged with a felony today for slamming a student to the ground. the stunning surveillance video now released gabe gutierrez has more tonight >> reporter: it seems to come out of nowhere. a school resource deputy slamming a 15-year-old girl to the ground >> it's embarrassing, okay >> reporter: today the local sheriff announced 38-year-old deputy willard miller was charged with child abuse. after a bo...

Be able to pull this >> a smart teenager with $1,000 spare in their basement might be able to pull this off. >> reporter: researchers could obtain full control over major popular smart phone devices. 200 million are expected to be in use this year amazon and google did not deny the flaw, telling nbc news they prioritize security for users and reviewing the research apple declined to comment. >> if you have a smart speaker at home, what's the first thing you should do? >> first, move it away from the window look at the privacy settings and security settings and understand if there is ways to na...

And content you're interested in watching >> reporter: making binging when you want easier than ever. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. keep it right here for now, just ahead, the surprising way one little boy helped save halloween for so many others stay with us