. >> reporter: paranoia or not, there's no doubt at all that filmmaker nanette burstein has been hothis trail. when her film "gringo" was released last year, it caused shockwaves, thanks to interviews with mcafee's ex-employees who talk about his bizarre activities. when it specifically comes to faull's murder -- you think found the smoke to the fire of the greg faull murder. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: this man, mcafee's beachfront caretaker named cassian, alleges his boss paid to have it done. >> it started the night the dogs were poisoned. the following morning, sometime around 9:00, john calls me. he said, take this money, $5,000, and go put it in this guy's account. >> reporter: cassian says the man who got that money called him late the night of the murder to come pick him up. >> i saw him coming out of the bushes. it was like 600 feet from greg's house. then i realized that this $5,000 was for him to do that. >> to do what? >> to kill the guy. to kill the guy. >> reporter: the supposed killer denied both cassian's story, and that he killed faull, but it seems like a damning ac

. >> reporter: nanette white from the district. she hit me up on facebook messenger. it says hi, i'm mark, the director of facebook, then it launches into this blah blah blah that facebook is now going to cost you money, unless you forward the message to 18 of your friends. if you don't do it by screwed. oooh that smell. yeah, it's crap. i can verify, whamo, this is false. facebook is not going to start charging, and you don't have to forward this message. basically, it's a digital chain letter. remember those letters that you got in your mailbox back in the day. it said forward this to five people or you'll have bad luck? it's the same kind of thing. there's nothing that directs you where to pay. i can't see how it would compromise your money or your personal information. facebook itself is addressing the issue. it's a popular topic. our verify researchers found this bogus message started appearing five months ago. they say if you get something fishy, you can figure out what to do by just going to facebook.com/help. if you ever wind up with something that looks like

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. >> nanette, another lady player. >> ground ball to third. >> kelly fix it up. a run scored.ette drives in a run in the crowd goes crazy at the 11-2 democrats lead. for the record, annette is 20th --ragon from the -- she also plays on the congressional women softball. but she does great here. >> she has a full dodgers uniform on. >> for years, linda sanchez was the only woman who played in the game. >> they go to the bench again. mark will pinch-hit now for susie. four runs home. man from the stretch now. -- meehan from the stretch out. curveball. mr. the play. 2-0. missed theplate -- plate. 2-0. the 2-0 offering behind him. 3-0. he's on the armed services science and technology. representing -- >> he is 3-0 over for a strike. doesn't have a green light for 3-0 here. meehan at the end of the stretch. the 1-1. strike two. all right. out.licans need meehan comes in. ball 4 p.m. he walked him. bases are loaded. >> that is the danger in this game. it can slow down of people can't find the strike zone. that is the toughest part of baseball. get out there and throw strikes. bc joe

[shouting] trump supporters jeering kong woman nanette bergan at a town hall.orters were not allowed inside, chanting let us in while a security guard stood at the entrance. >>> red sox announcer jerry recommend my stirring up controversy, saying non-english speaking baseball players shouldn't get translators on the field. >> i don't think that should be legal. seriously. learn baseball language. you know, pretty simple. i mean, break it down pretty easy between pitching coach and pitcher. >> this all started when new york yankees pitcher tanaka, his translator came to the pitcher's mound during last night's game. no comment from the team. this is the second time in two days something similar has happened. this happened yesterday in philadelphia. former philly great mike schmidt, an analyst for the team, made a comment, had to apologize. he was asked if the team can build around herrera. his comment on radio, it is hard because of language barrier. brian: i don't speak japanese. i know what happens on the mound. he used to be really good, we pay you $155 millio