You're about to see technology that is groundbreaking and mind-boggling.

It is technology that can track the trade of child's sexually explicit material and track down the predators who trade in

this material. When I first heard about this, I thought, it can't be all that. But upon further

investigation, it is all that and more. And it's technology that is held by a group called the Child Rescue Coalition. And we're going to talk all about it. And we're going to show you in real time how this works. And the implications for law enforcement have already been tremendous. And they're really just getting started. But you need to know about this group and you need to know about this technology.

We're going to embrace it.

And I'm going to find out a way to use it some of our future stories as well.

But first I'd like to welcome Carly Yost and Greg Schiller of the Child Rescue Coalition.

Thank you both for being here.

Appreciate it.

Thank you, Chris.

It flew all the way in from West Palm Beach, Florida today.

And the history on both of these people is pretty incredible.

Carly, you grew up around technology.

Your dad, Hank Asher, passed away some years ago, had accurate TLO, which is used by law enforcement across the country.

We used TLO during our predator investigations.

Greg, you were a federal prosecutor, a state prosecutor, going after cases involving human

trafficking and child predators.

That's right.

Tell me where this technology came from briefly, and then I'm going to turn it on and show people how this works.

Yeah, sure. Well, thank you, Chris. And as you mentioned, my father, Hank Ascher, had developed a lot of really amazing background investigative tools. And it really was he was building tools for the first time when really the internet first got created

to create a background investigative tool that law enforcement could use to search assets or

vehicles or if there was a kidnapping or a hidden run.

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