initially joshua did contact oakland police. oakland police at the time said they were too busy and it was too much of a low priority. yesterday joshua started tweeting about it, he did get the attention of oakland police. he said, look, i found an e-mail this guy sent on my macbook indicating that he's a cab driver. oakland police set the cab driver up, tricked him into picking them up and last night they made the arrest. joshua has been tweeting about this over the past 24 hours. here we go. this was nine hours ago. the police used my evidence e-mail which pointed to a cab service that he was a driver and tricked him into picking them up. nice work, opd. arrested. an oakland police officer just called me to let me know they arrested the guy in my photos. back in march josh even had the location of the laptop because his application lets him track the location. police said they were too busy at the time. now police are saying, look, we only have three theft investigators, we get 2400 cases a month, they're obviously overworked

he has emerged as the new joshua. here first to washington as this joshua man. but as it turns out, washington is not the militant leader the joshua was. militant leader. and du bois is presenting himself as the more opprobrious successor, the more appropriate joshua. >> host: well, that said, what was the relationship from john mearsheimer and the larger white community. >> guest: well, very much involved, one of the founding members of the afc t. one can talk about the larger communities in a number of different ways. one can talk about him again with respect to the n.a.a.c.p., african-americans. activism. the point that i try to stress is what's du bois was about intellectually. a judge to open up the space for thinking, not only about the engagement of du bois throughout appropriations, contemporary american bankers, but to think, too, about, for example, but his time in germany. so, for example, not only interesting because he was a student. also interesting because he was the first students of gustav mahler in germany in because he was engaged with late 19

joshua trees. according to a recent report from the u.s. geological survey, likely to disappear from 90% of their current range by the end of the century, i think that includes joshua tree national park. >> right. >> you can't just pick up a park and move it, right? >> nor can -- nor will joshua trees migrate on their own either. we're deeply concerned about, you know, the purposes for which the national parks were established were to preserve a piece of natural wildness. and our mantra, core value has been about preserving these places unimpaired for future generati generations. yet now we're seeing impairment to the basic components of the system driven by climate change. >> so how do you attack a challenge like that? what's the counteroffensive to something you basically can't change? >> well, i think the national park service has a unique role in climate change. and i can kind of click them off. one is basic science. we are perfect laboratories to really understand climate change and its effects and its rate, because these are the few p

- destruct codes. - well, that seems a little excessive. - joshua. we were looking for you all over. where you going? - i got fired. i'm leaving. - joshua, we are so sorry. - don't apologize. it's my fault. guess that's what i get for trusting some black guy. ll laugh] - what? - when you found the trampone, i thought the only way to protect it was to let you use it. guess it goes to prove what i already knew: non-whites ruin everything. - [high-pitched] oh, my god. joshua was racist. that came out of nowhere. - did it? - a place free from darkness. and some are just natural jumpers. it's going to be a maze. - maybe i just didn't want to believe it. - maybe that's the lesson here. purity that demands exclusion... isn't real purity. maybe paradise is a lie. - not exactly. paradise exists. right here. - for once... he's actually right. let me buy you some ice cream. my white guilt is doing somersaults. - worth it. [pills rattling] [whispering] ahh, paradise. - hey! horse-neck. so...what's with the clothes? i mean, you look like a toddler who got dressed

jacob is 14 and he's in ninth grade and joshua is 13 in seventh grade. i share custody with my sons with my ex-husband. >> without fail i usually get a call from mom -- >> he's remarried and has four additional children, two dogs and a whole lot of stuff going on. >> when she's running late, with have these -- depending on how late she is, we have these rendezvous points. there's a late scenario a and there's a late scenario b. i go ahead and drop the three i have from my second marriage, then i race to get the oldest two at either a or b. >> i'm remarried. i have my husband and i also have two additional children that come along with our union that we made. we have a very diverse family, and there is no one day in our lives that's ever the same. >> the fact that their heads are not exploding is an mazing statement. >> guys, come on. it is almost 10:00 at night and we are eating dinner. >> i'll be honest. i'm struggling with how to put in a better structure to benefit them. >> i'm a laid back person and, like i said, she's the woreier. i let her worry un

churches about the biblical significance of the land, caleb and joshua is with the land, i spoke with them about their mission. >> let me ask you guy, most 20 year-old guys are trying to finish school, play video games but you're farmers in one of the most hotly contested pieces of real estate in the world. you know, what are you doing there? >> yeah, it is a different thing, you can say that much, but it's an awesome privilege to be there in this area that god all throughout the bible says, you have abraham, isaac and david, the stranger's coming and being farmers there. >> you're touring america right now raising awareness of the biblical significance of the west bank. what is your main message to the churches as you speak about israel? >> if you look at israel, you hear west bank a lot in the media, you hear that it's a word that's been throwing around, we're trying to educate the people, that 80% of your bible is written in this area, when you here our president say 367 borders, that means gives up all of old jerusalem, basically he would use a mask to say east jerusalem or if you

joshua hilberling married amber a year ago. she's pregnant with their child. there were problems, including domestic disputes. joshua, a former high school football star who was in the air force was reportedly trying to leave his pregnant wife. investigators say amber flew into a violent rage and pushed her husband out of the window. he landed on a parking garage and died. >> i was sitting out smoking a cigarette here looking right at it -- staering at -- the glass broke, and he fell down. >> wow. 17th floor, huh? okay. >> police in tulsa, oklahoma, arrested the wife, amber. investigators say she admitted this was no accident. >> there was some sort of argument. it was brief. then the crashing of the window and then the gentleman fell out the window. >> reporter: according to police joshua and amber had been violent before. in one fight joshua claimed his wife busted his head with a lamp requiring stitches. just last month he filed a protective order against amber, but the case was later dismissed when neither of them showed up in court. this outside expert sa

someone staring into the screen of joshua's computer. and, yikes. web surfing in bed. >> my thought was, i don't really want to know what's going on here. what he's doing. that's kind of creepy. >> reporter: what the guy wasn't doing was worrying about the police. you would think, if you caught the guy red-handed stealing your stuff, you had photos of him, knew where he lived, even where he worked, that the cops would say, hey. thanks for the freebie. and go pick him up, right? but when josh followed up. >> they had a lot of people to deal with. >> reporter: he waited. two months. then, nothing. >> i thought, why not create a blog. >> reporter: joshua's blog and his bad guy slide show went viral. >> it exploded on twitter and facebook. >> reporter: as one man's lonely cries for justice went unanswered, the comments poured in. >> they were frustrated. people were angry. >> reporter: joshua knew where the laptop was. and lots of people wondered why he couldn't get the long arm of the law to just go get it. includie ining us. >> i received a call from

joshua kaufman had installed theft-tracking software... that took photos of the man using his co a man was arrested. joshua kaufman had installed theft tracking software that actually took photos of the man using his computer after it was stolen. this man here. kaufman says police initially showed no interest in the case, so he then started a blog called, this guy has my macbook and posted all these photos online. >> i think people were, uhm, surprised and amazed that software like this existed. a lot of people don't know that it's out there and available. and a lot of people were entertained by the photos, thought it was funny. a lot of people were just cheering me on. they wanted some action to happen. they wanted the police to do something about it. >> well, it worked. after media contacted police, kaufman got the action he wanted. officers arrested the man on tuesday and he is due to be arraigned tomorrow. >> i love that story. >>> a business website has done a little digging to come up with a list of the first people to ever sign up f

president assad and to try to gauge what the future might hold for the embattled regina's talk no to joshua landis straight from the center for the study joining us from the usa tonight facebook so i mean after two months of silence as i've just said assad fine is giving his speech today promising these sweeping reforms if you think this is a sincere gesture or is he just playing for time. well i think that you know i think he's playing for time he has said that he started a bunch of committees he asked the nation to trust him that he's going to do reform the observation doesn't trust president assad anymore they want a new regime the west i think had been beating the drums for trying to raise pressure to get him to make some big concessions getting rid of article eight of the constitution which makes the bath party the leading party this would be tantamount to regime change on our side made it very clear there is an regime change is not on the books he is going to lead the future he said he said he is in control of events and events are not controlling him he tried to strike a tone of conf

president assad and to try to gauge what the future might hold for the embattled regime as talk now to joshua landis director of the center for mideast and he's joining us from the usa tonight facebook on r.t. so i mean after two months of silence as i've just said assad finally has given his speech today promising these sweeping reforms do you think this is a sincere gesture or is he just playing for time. well i think that you know i think he's playing for time he has said that he started a bunch of committees he asked the nation to trust him that he's going to do reform the opposition doesn't trust president assad anymore they want a new regime the west i think had been beating the drums for trying to raise pressure to get him to make some big concessions getting rid of article eight of the constitution which makes the bath party the leading party this would be tantamount to regime change and assad made it very clear there isn't regime change is not on the books he is going to lead the future he said he said he is in control of events and events are not controlling him he tried to strike a

that was joshua holland senior writer and editor for alter net dot org also the author of the book fifteen biggest lies about the economy and everything else the right doesn't want you to know about taxes jobs and corporate america. switching gears now it was supposed to be a joyous day a wedding celebration instead it was a day marked by blood and by horror and by deaths of at least six people back in august of two thousand and seven and perhaps because it happened in afghanistan or be perhaps because those responsible for the deaths were nato troops but a judge a military court has found there was simply not enough evidence to convict them artes daniel bush has the story. civilians killed and nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threats and for a moment to be different polish soldiers put on trial for deaths including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven water shows that were fired by polish troops in the city afghan villages. as a result six people were killed and three more severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared

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. >>> el maestro joshua dicen los fiscales que impartía clases en una primaria en manhattan. >>> dice su abogado lo que hay hasta ahora son acusaciones y no cargos contra él. >>> la fiscalía de manhattan dice que las imagenes no pueden ser mostrada por ser terriblesp. . >>> cambiamos de tema porque esta noche se informa o que los futuro buen listas de la selección de méxico que quedaron fuera de copa oro por dar positivo a un examen antidoping dieron negativo en una segunda prueba la femexfut dijo: las pruebas realizada el pasado viernes a los jugadores antes mencionados han resultados negativa y agrega que no dará información adicional hasta que termine el procedimiento que se ha iniciado en relación a este tema. >>> un ciudadano estadounidenses identificado entre los cadáveres hallados en fosas comunes cerca de la frontera norte de méxico en san fernando, esto dijo un funcionario, el hallazgo ha causado extrañeza. la identificación de la víctima no fue revelada porque la familia no lo autorizó. el ex alcalde de tijuana hank-rhon también fue dejado en libertad dos veces

joshua smith has been with us for years. the board secretary, our new board members. [applause] this year marks the 45th anniversary of san francisco pride. we continue to create diversity and march in the street parades. this year we will be focusing on our youth. pride is at the forefront of protecting the lgbt youth and fighting against bullying. our committee has continued to fight since last year. we had a big treat with don't ask, don't tell. a federal judge overturned proposition 8. we continue to fight hiv and aids for our committee. the theme this year "in pride we trust," many ask how we could have that thing this year. it is in san francisco that we fight for equality, a diverse culture, we fight for liberty and freedom for everybody. it is fitting that the community, our leaders, that we can trust our city leaders to stand up with us and stand brown. i hope you will join us for the march and celebration. -- we can trust our city leaders to stand up with us and stand proud. i hope you will join us for the march and celebration. [applause] >> i have a partic

joshua bay spent nearly four years in custody as part of a plea bargain. he had agreed to testify against bay to avoid facing a possible life sentence. joshua bay had been arrested in the kidnapping and torture of two women in 2007 at a house in east oakland. >>> stocks fuelled a rally this morning on wall street. about you it pretty much fizzled by the time the closing bell rang. the dow industrials eked out a gain of a little more than a point. the nasdaq was down four. the markets have posted losses in six consecutive weeks. it is the longest losing streak since october of 2002. >>> a cnbc report has projected that facebook could be worth more than $100 billion if and when that company goes public. the report says the filing could happen this fall with the actual ipo being held early next year. the company had an estimated value of $50 billion in january when goldman sachs made a private investment in the company. >>> some major deals today. vf announced it is buying timberland for $2.2 million. they make boots and clothing. vf wendy's sells arby eights

joshua bay spent nearly four years in custody as part of a plea bargain. he had agreed to testify against bay to avoid facing a possible life sentence. joshua bay had been arrested in the kidnapping and torture of two women in 2007 at a house in east oakland. >>> stocks fuelled a rally this morning on wall street. about you it pretty much fizzled by the time the closing bell rang. the dow industrials eked out a gain of a little more than a point. the nasdaq was down four. the markets have posted losses in six consecutive weeks. it is the longest losing streak since october of 2002. >>> a cnbc report has projected that facebook could be worth more than $100 billion if and when that company goes public. the report says the filing could happen this fall with the actual ipo being held early next year. the company had an estimated value of $50 billion in january when goldman sachs made a private investment in the company. >>> some major deals today. vf announced it is buying timberland for $2.2 million. they make boots and clothing. vf wendy's sells arby eights

officers were trying to pull over a bmw driven by joshua smith about 5:40 p.m. the fbi linked the car to air of bank robberies. when officers tried to stop him, he tried to run them over. he is believed to be the so- called "gen x bandit." >>> the body of a 25-year-old santa cruz man was found at 8:00 this morning. the university said he was not a student for his name has not been released. the bicyclist was hit by a vehicle late last night. >> he was catapulted off of his bicycle and was found along the shoulder of the roadway, separate from his bicycle. >>> the chp is searching for a maroon or burgundy car with damage on the right front side. >>> a person was hit this afternoon. the train ... 900 passengers a few blocks away. caltrans shut down the line for the next 90 minutes. a spokesperson caused the death of an apparent suicide. it is the eighth fatalities so far this year. >>> it was an emotional day as a mother of a three-month old boy killed in a shooting last weekend saw the teenager accused of killing her baby. ken pritchett attended the hearing where

joshua kaufman had installed it on his mac book before someone broke into his apartment two months ago and stoled it. he reported the theft to police but wrote on his blog "they couldn't help me due to a lack of resources.." opd says the department has to prioritize the cases given the large caseloads. >>> we have about 2400 theft reports coming through our system every single month. we have three theft investigators tasked with handling all of those. >> unwilling to throw up his hands in despair kaufman turned to internet. he posted the picks and yesterday it got the attention of oakland police. using evidence collected with the software which included an e-mail to a cab company where the suspect worked, the police last night arranged for a pick- up here on alice street. the man behind the wheel was the man behind the computer. 27-year-old aldabashi. redemption who blocked arrested. an oakland police officer just called me to let me know they arrested the man in my photos. another case of people not police tracking down their stolen property. and that alleged computer thief is expecte

. >> afternoon, supervisors, joshua arsey. you have many strong candidates in front of you today for the police commission seat. i'm here to speak on behalf of david waggoner, who have i come to know through his civil rights work and i worked through the national lawyers guild. he's worked through many, many underrepresented and excluded, marginalized constituencies, communities, hopeless populations, immigrants, limited english speakers and in ways enough are often not represented particularly in the work he does in administrative forms, which are sometimes really life and death type of situations, folks who are very vulnerable on the verge of being full any large nallized. so i think his work is very important, something that we can use at the police commission right now. again, that you have decisions to make, though the decision i hope you will make will be to move david waggoner on the police commission. he will do very well and we need him there. thanks. supervisor kim: thank you. next, i have eddie and kevin bart. and i

joshua kaufman had installed it on his mac book before someone broke into his apartment two months ago and stoled it. he reported the theft to police but wrote on his blog "they couldn't help me due to a lack of resources.." opd says the department has to prioritize the cases given the large caseloads. >>> we have about 2400 theft reports coming through our system every single month. we have three theft investigators tasked with handling all of those. >> unwilling to throw up his hands in despair kaufman turned to internet. he posted the picks and yesterday it got the attention of oakland police. using evidence collected with the software which included an e-mail to a cab company where the suspect worked, the police last night arranged for a pick- up here on alice street. the man behind the was the man behind the computer. 27-year-old aldabashi. redemption who blocked arrested. an oakland police officer just called me to let me know they arrested the man in my photos. another case of people not police tracking down their stolen property. and that alleged computer thief is expected to b

to be a moscow you're watching our team joshua welcome to the program greece's new finance minister is getting down to work by describing his job as a real war.

. >>> joshua and brian are residents of new york. they are already legally married in massachusetts. why is this new law so important to you? you're smiling. so it must be important. >> well, thanks for having us, don. we got married several years ago because being married is a very important step for any couple to take. and we're happy that today, well, 30 days from now, 29 days new yorkers can share what we have shared for a number of years. >> so you guys are smiling. you appear to be a happy couple. congratulations for that. even just working on this story today, there are some people who are uncomfortable hearing husband and husband, wife and wife. do you understand that that there are some people in the country that can't quite get their arms around this? they can't get used to it yet? >> sure. and this is -- don, this is a growing process for anyone who's been involved in the issue. as we've seen even across the country, slowly more and more people have become a customed to the idea of same-sex couples. we're just so happy to

. >> reporter: joshua kauffman has his laptop back and some surprisingly intimate closeup pictures of the man police latter -- later arrested. >> i realized that i had the software that i could turn over. >> this is a man caught about i the stolen computer's hidden program. sitting in bed while using the computer. not knowing the computer he was using was using him. >> i was seeing someone looking at my account, deleting my accounts, logging into their g- mail, watching youtube videos. >> sending out his approximate location. he took his evidence to police but got no response. friday he posted a blog and posted pictures. >> literally, in hours i had thousands of tweets. >> this guy has my book. there were 26,000 tweets. 40,000 likes and he gained 5,000 more twitter followers. >> i think people were surprised and amazed that software like this existed. a lot of people don't know that it's out there and available and a lot of people were just entertained by the photos, thought it was funny. or people were just cheering me on. they wanted to some action to happen, they wanted to police t

the owner of the mac book, joshua kauffman was able to track its movement and record shots. kauffman even blogged about the theft and posted photos of the suspect. >>> today marks one week since nursing student michelle lei disappeared in the east bay. investigators followed up on what they believe was a potential break in the case. "today in the bay's" ma la tellez joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. a couple things happening today. first off, hayward police are expected to hold a press conference a little bit later this morning to give everybody an update on the search for missing nursing student, 26-year-old michelle lei. but so far, investigators are saying they did not find anything significant when they followed up on what they were calling a potential break in this case. yesterday, s.w.a.t. teams searched the niles canyon area, which is where lei's cell phone last pinged on saturday. now, a ping happens when a phone communicates with a nearby cell tower, so this, of course, means her phone was in that area at some point. but, agai

watching r t coming to live from moscow emirate in joshua welcome to the program area war that's how greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multi-billion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping and outright hostile greek public with more sturdy cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of membership are beginning to rethink their plans if you took to the turkey in the.

. >> reporter: joshua has his laptop back and close up pictures of the man police later arrested in connection with the theft. pictures taken secretly by his computer. >> shortly after i realized i had this software. >> reporter: this is the man caught by the hidden, photographed on the couch and sitting in bed not knowing the computer was using him. >> i was seeing someone that was looking at my account, deleting my accounts, logging in to their e-mail. >> reporter: taking pictures, capturing screens sending out his location. he took his evidence to police but not no response. friday he took matters in to his own hand, posting pictures, setting up a blog. >> and hours, had thousands of tweets, from facebook and it just spread. >> reporter: he called his blog this guy has my mac book and detailed efforts to get police to help him. his blog got 400,000 page sauces, 26,000tweets, 40,000 likes and 5,000 more twitter followers. >> i think people were surprised and amazed that software like this existed, a lot don't know it does. all of people were entertained by the photographs, thought it was fun

it is ten am and the russian capital you're watching r t with me rena joshua into the program the u.k. failed to track detainees handed over to the u.s. neglecting to protect them from possible abuse the shocking revelations forced through by british m.p.'s expose a secret agreement over the treatment of prisoners passed over to washington by london daniel bushell met one victim who spent years at america's most notorious overseas prison. murat kurnaz was arrested on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation all said story couldn't as is suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the land of the free are free to cause quote simulated drowning rape instrumentality impairment of bodily function organ failure and even death. of those who survived. electroshocks because i will not science. i was forced to agree. that. the us refused to even reveal they were holding his mother owns this lawyer to find her son it took several years there w

joshua kaufman, whose laptop was stolen in march. that afternoon, he turned on hidden security software he had installed. sure enough, a matter of days, it started taking pictures of the computer user, logging the man's computer use, where he was using the laptop. kaufman started a blog called, hey this guy has my macbook, attracting ate tens of thousands of people, including the oakland police. >> i tweeted on my blog and immediately had thousands of tweets and likes and spread through the internet like wildfire and oakland police called me and said they were going to do something about it. >> kaufman had had learned the suspect, and remember at this point, only a suspect, worked as a driver so police called for a ride and arrested the man on the spot. now, kaufman has his computer back. >>> coming up, candidates are lining up for the 2012 presidential race. we will tell you who just ahead. >>> plus -- >> people talk about water but we are stuck in the ice ag he p don put the skis away yet. plenty of fresh powder still falling in th

eleven am and the russian capital you're watching our joshua welcome to the program . the u.k. failed to track detainees handed over to the us neglecting to protect them from possible abuse the shocking revelations forced through by british m.p.'s expose a secret agreement over the treatment of prisoners passed over to washington by london artie's daniel bushell met one victim who spent years at america's most notorious overseas prison. was arrested on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation or said story couldn't as he's suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the learned of the free are free to cause quote simulated drowning rape instrumentality impairment of bodily function organ failure and even death i was one of those who survived those kind of closure. electroshocks because i want. i was forced to agree. and i was not the us refused to even reveal they were holding his mother these loyal to find her son it took sev

watching r t joshua welcome to the program the u.s. congress has refused to grant president obama so already to continue their military campaign in libya but the very same wall makers have turned down a motion to cut funding for the american action in the country the votes are being seen as largely symbolic as the white house says it doesn't need congressional approval for the mission. as more from washington d.c. . the resolution adopted by the house of representatives is seen more like a message of rebuke to president obama rather than an actual war stopper because when it came to voting on cutting funds for that war the majority voted no so some analysts see elements of a showing the behavior of the u.s. congress saying that many lawmakers don't miss a chance to snub the president knowing that this now this won't change much at the end of the day as capitol hill observers say when it comes to waging wars congress has generally been supported the resolution was sort of a way for the congress to show their frustration over the white h

joshua, james, steve, and jeremiah dean. >> good afternoon. my name is jacob. i want to speak on behalf of asian neighborhood design construction program. i would like to say that the go solar sf program is a wonderful program. it has already set in place a lot of installations and already established that it is successful. cutting down a successful program is saying ok, you are doing a good job, but not good enough, so we are going to take what we have given you and take it back. i feel like that's not right. if it is successful, may be more funds should be allocated because it is successful, instead of being cut. i understand there are a lot of financial issues and separate entities that determine whether or not it should get the funding, but you should look at the success rate and also what it could do for the city as far as housing and energy efficiency and the whole green movement. it would be a wonderful opportunity for other communities and cities to look at us as an example. look, they were not doing so good in the beginning, but they kept with it and d

this is actually coming to live from moscow three pm here in marina joshua welcome to the program greece's new finance minister is getting down to work by describing his job as a real war something underlined by the fact he's a point man has already been met with protests he needs to convince angry greeks to face pressure.

joshua kaufman had installed >>> an oak man goes high-tech -- an oakland man goes high- tech to help bust a burglar. he had tracking software that took photos of the man using his computer after it was stolen. police initially showed no interest in this case. so he started a blog called, this guy has my macbook! and posted those photos online. >> i think people were surprised and amazed that software like this existed. a lot of people don't know it's out there and available. a lot of people were just entertained by the photos and thought it was funny. a lot of people were just cheering me on. they wanted some action to happen. they wanted the police to do something about it. >> well, it did happen. after media contacted police, kaufman got the action he wanted. officers arrested the man tuesday. he is due to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> google is warning users to change their email passwords. that's after computer hackers in china broke into gmail attacks. the super attack hit hundreds of accounts including those belonging to senior government officials and political activists. google

. >> reporter: when joshua kaufman tweeted this photo of an oakland police officer handing him back his laptop, it was the end of a cat and mouse game that went on for three months. oakland police say that laptops are sell doll returned. in fact, this case was initially filed away, too. until police had another look and realized it was different. >> this victim had all of this information, including photographs and had trianglated using the software where he believes the computer was. >> reporter: that's right, heing in front of thes one, of computer. they were taken by a security program called hidden, that tracks stolen laptops and sends back photos from the built-in camera. screen shots and even the computer's location. the man who invented the program says he came up with the idea when his own computer disappeared. >> and the police were unable to help me. there was nothing they could do to recover it. and so, we sat down, me and colleagues and put our heads together. and came up with ideas. >> rep paired with st photos, paired with screen shots containing personal information, can

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