the website studied how facebook users engaged with bogus news stories, compared duncan looks at the findings, and what they mean for voters. (pkg)(track)runs=:27insert from :00 to :27(gfx in) you might have seen this article on your facebook feed back in september... a headline blaring "pope francis shocks world - endorses donald trump for president." you might have even shared the article... or just clicked "like" or "wow" or made a comment. the prlem is... the story was false... joining the ranks of other fake, highly-shared or liked articles. "wikileaks confirms or... "hillary is disqualified from holding any federal office." (gfx out) nats trump and/or hillary campaigning (track)runs=:18 1/2insert from :28 1/2 to :57buzzfeed news says during the last three months of the presidential campaign... (gfx in) of the top 20 fake election-related articles on facebook... all but three were all anti-clinton or pro-trump. and facebook users "engaged" with them with a "share," a "like" or a comment... more than 8-point-7-million times. but they engaged with the top 20 election-related stori

terriek a duncan looks at the findings and what that means for voters. >> reporter: you might have seen this article on your facebook feedback in september. a headline blaring, pope francis shocks world, endorses donald trump for president. you may have shared the article or just clicked made a comment. the problem is the story was false. joining the ranks of other fake highly shared or liked articles. wikileaks confirms hilary sold weapons to isis or hilary is disqualified from holding any federal office. buzzfeed news says during the last three months of the presidential campaign, of the top 20 fake election-related articles on facebook all but trump, and facebook users engaged with them using a share, a like, or a comment more than 8.7 million times. but they engaged with the top 20 election-related stories from legitimate news outlets both pro and con for each candidate fewer than 7.4 million times. according to pew research, 66% of facebook users say they get their news from the site. but at a tech conference last week facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg dismissed the issue. >> i think

. >> jericka duncan looks at the findings. >> reporter: you might have seen this headline saying pope francis shocks world endorses donald trump for president. you may have even shared the article or just clicked like or wow or made a comment. the story was false joining the ranks of other shared or liked articles. wikileaks confirms hillary sold weapons to isis or hillary is disqualified from holding any federal office. buzzfeed news says during the last three months of the presidential campaign, of the top 20 fake election-related articles on facebook, all but three were anticlinton or pro trump. and facebook users engaged with them using a share, like or comment more than 8.7 million times. but they engaged with the top 20 election stories from legitimate news outlets for and against each candidate fewer than 7.4 million times. according to pew research, 66% of facebook users get their news from the site but at air tech conference last week facebook's ceo zuckerberg dismissed the issue. . >> i think the idea that fake news on facebook includes the election in any way is crazy. >> r

jericka duncan looks at the findings, and what they mean for voters. >>>you might have seen this article on your facebook feed back in september... a headline blaring "pope francis shocks world - endorses donald trump for president." you might have even shared the article... or just clicked "like" or "wow" or made a comment. the problem is... the story was false... joining the ranks of other fake, highly-shared or liked articles. "wikileaks confirms hillary sold weapons to isis." or... "hillary is disqualified om office." trump and/or hillary campaigning buzzfeed news says during the last three months of the presidential campaign... (gfx in) of the top 20 fake election-related articles on facebook... all but three were all anti-clinton or pro-trump. and facebook users "engaged" with them with a "share," a "like" or a comment... more than 8-point-7-million times. but they engaged with the top 20 outlets... both pro-and-con for each candidate... fewer than 7-point-4 million times. according to pew research, 66% of facebook users get news from the site. b

jericka duncan looks at the findings and what they mean for voters. >> reporter: this report compared fake news from sites and hyperpartisan blogs to legitimate news articles from major news outlets including "the new york times" and fox news and cbs news. buzzfeed found the headlines hooked facebook users more often than real headlines. you might have seen this article on your facebook feedback in september. a headline blaring pope francis shocks world and endorses donald trump for president. you may have even shared the article or just clicked like or wow or made a comment. the problem is the story was false. joining the ranks of other fake highly shared or liked articles. wikileaks confirms hillary sold bu buzzfeed news says the last three months of the presidential campaign, of the top 20 fake election-related articles on facebook, all but three were anti-clinton or pro-trump and facebook users engaged with them using a share, a like, or a comment more than 8.7 million times. but they engaged with the top 20 election-related stories from legitimate news outlets and con for each ca

livin' around white men sometimes indians look real good to me. (duncan) 'see ya in bigfork.' [orchestral music] what's the matter? i'm stoppin' here for the night. you wanna go ahead, it suits me fine only leave c cyenne's gold with me. now, why should i leave it with you? it's part of my responsibility, aini't i? i don't care what you do, the burro stays here. now, listen, it's still early. or five miles before dark. i didn't order you to camp here. you can go twenty miles more for all i care. ordered me? who's orderin' who to do anything around here? you talk like you were the boss of this outfit. oh? maybe you think you are. go on, lets hear you say it. alright, if this is far as you canano. who says it is? i just don't wanna go no further, that's all. i could, but i don't wanna, see. yeah. that was my idea in the first place. what's the joke? just come to me what a bonehead move that cheyenne made when he leff his burrow in our keepin'. how do you mean? figured we do his sweati'' for him, huh? herd this pack train along so he comes s ong free and easy just behind us. what

in and harbor, michigan will host virginia tech and espn 2 ma means we'll get a good look at duncan robinson the senior from new castle new hampshire. we'll show you how he does tonight at 11:00. it is wednesday which means the patriots were back at work they hit the getting ready to host the los angeles rams on sunday at 1:00. the rams are 4-7 this year so the patriotics are heavily favored by almost two touchdowns and the calendar turns tomorrow which is great news the pats historically awesome in december. >> just the time that you want to play your best football, you know. from being here for a while we talk about it, a time where you just want to put everything else aside and try to focus in on these last couple of games, you means, that it's almost over. >> it's the most meaningful football when it comes down to crunch time. this last month here, just want to play good football, try to get our selfin a good position. reporter: it is a rivalry weekend for the unh hockey team not to mention their fans. the wildcats play a home at home series with the black bears. friday night in burr ham

duncan.. and the iowa defense made a michigan offense that averaged more than 48 points a game look very normal. the wolverines lead on a 50 yard kenny allen field goal 1:23 to play.... the hawkeye offen keith duncan nailed the biggest kick of his career and perhaps of the biggest at kinnick in 31 years---iowa upsets michigan 14-13 to set off a huge hawkeye celebration. keith duncan it was an incredible feeling kicking in front of 70,000 fans, as you can tell i can't really speak right now, but kinnick's we've got the best coaches, best teammates, so just an incredible feeling. ron coluzzi your head held high and he i can't remember it being any better than that. that was sure appreciate that. rick coleman/standup the hawks win over the bowl eligible going in to their big game next week at illinois. reporting from kinnick stadium in iowa city. i'm rick coleman for news seven kwwl thanks rick -- well the hawkeye men's basketball team moved to two and oh rolling over savannah state 116 to 84 -- it's the same team isu scored 113 against just a couple days ago -- iowa with 24 -- we'll have highligh

have been looking at more fake stories than real ones. jericka duncan has more on the findings.. and what they mean for voters: you might have seen this article on your facebook feed back in september... a headline blaring endorses donald trump for president." you might have even shared the article... or just clicked "like" or "wow" or made a comment. the problem is... the story was false... joining the ranks of other fake, highly-shared or liked articles. "wikileaks confirms hillary sold weapons to isis." or... "hillary is disqualified from holding any federal office." buzzfeed news says during the last three months of the election-related articles on facebook... all but three were all anti-clinton or pro-trump. and facebook users "engaged" with them with a "share," a "like" or a comment... more than 8-point-7-million times. but they engaged with the top 20 election-related stories from legitimate news outlets... both pro-and-con for each candidate... fewer than 7-point-4 million times. according to pew research, 66% of facebook users get news from but at a tech conference last

duncan hangs there for a while. the second half, the offense, in the game. later he gets another open look from deep and thinks it. that cut the lead to 15. they never made a game of this one. they lose to the musketeers 62 to 42. >>> peter -- the iom men gave up they play notre dame on tuesday. yo tomorrow. we will see eight chilly start. -- we will see a chilly start. clouds increase in the afternoon. a high temperatures -- temperature of 57. >> if you are putting up christmas lights, it do it we will see you back here >>> ring of honor wresing is brought i part by the health alert hotline. if you h back pain

look at the market reaction, duncan. the peso move massively. the essential has to be that this is an incredibly difficult election to call, on a knife edge, and this will make a difference. is that your view? duncan: it must make something of a difference. the last nine days has been truly extraordinary. we have seen a huge amount of skittishness in the market, trying to accommodate what we really think all this means. the thing i think is slightly peculiar -- and i am not a real expert in the electoral system milliontates -- but 40 u.s. voters have already placed their votes, armed with the information that the fbi investigation was already ongoing. .learly, this will help clinton exactly how much it will help clinton is not at all clear, because she has a very significant trust deficit, as we know. jon: that is the question over the next 24 hours. look at the market. we have a short squeeze this market. given the action over the last week, approaching these markets, sitting around a table with your colleagues, is this the right time to take t

but a new study shows that people who get their news from facebook are looking at more fake stories than real ones. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: when a satirical website headlined a story "pope francis shocks the world, backs trump," the fake news went viral. waves of false headlines on social media have turned readers into believers. facebook and google said they will go after hoax websites by restricting ad revenue. facebook is also planning to launch a program allowing users to flag fake news. journalism professor jeff jarvis. >> the slope is very slick if we try to make facebook and google and company into censors. you can't find a position that just because somebody doesn't like it and doesn't trust it it gets killed. it would be very dangerous to have blacklists and to fan sites i think. >> twitter approach. a new feature rolling out this week allows users to mute key words, phrases and even entire conversations. tuesday it suspended several accounts supported by white nationalists including richard spencer's, a leader of the alt-right movement which is based on white identity. are you an advocate f

>> look at duncan who is education secretary and that is teacher bought and betsy devoswho doesn't oweharter school. it is widespread and very, very popular and i know a lot of people are trying to attack ross and ricket and devosfor being a billionaire club. it is a good thing that it is a to put them in. castro in san antonio, it is trying to get him a political office for the future. i don't understand the argument. these are specialist and devos, knows how to create the charter school. >> how much influence does betsy devos, have when it comes to the education policy? she controls the department of education. does that affect the state or local level whether or not charter schools are allowed. she can't renegotiate union contracts. there is a lot of things the secretary of education doesn't have control over. >> there is a lot she can and can't do. the policy has to go through congress. she will have a receptive ear from paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. that's a great way to look at it. donald trump overperformed in the african-american vote particularly in pennsylvania and michigan.

philadelphia city officials confirmed to fox 29 the man appearing to do look out patrol is none other than duncan lloyd an assistant city solicitor in the law department. >> i was not a trump supporter, but i think to vandalize the store was a very inn appropriate reaction to the election. >> reporter: market customers we talked with are surprised city attorney would be involved in something like this. >> i think it's unbecoming for him to do it. >> city officials are people, too, and they're flawed just like everyone else. >> reporter: first deputy city solicitor craig straw released a statement saying "to my knowledge mr. lloyd has already contacted the philadelphia police and is cooperating with them. we will decide on course of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. we do not condone this type of behavior from our employees ". >>> meantime, customers say -- >> i think that we all need to just get a grip and voice our frustrations in a creative way. >> reporter: we reach out to mr. lloyd for comment. we have not yet heard back. police say there are no charges at this t

duncan donuts thanksgiving parade. volunteers are already working on their balloon handling skills. melissa? >> mostly clear and comfortable the rest of tonight. looksike the second half of the weekend features plenty of sunshine, dry through election day. >>> eagles head to the swamps of jersey, one of the giant's players is a council rock high school grad. jeff skversky has ports when action news comes right back. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. z25pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y thats morning in the kensington section. the officer was inside the vehicle at the corner of f street indiana and kensington avenue when the driver hit the patrol car and sped off. the driver remains o

duncan represented that large? >> yes. because there's a difference between having charters -- look, i don't like what arne did about testing. >> yes, you guys are very critical. >> trying to make as you heard me say common core, make it about testing as opposed to about teaching. there's a lot of excesses that were reined in in the new federal aid policy. i gave the president a lot of credit because he saw the excesses and he worked at it. this is the difference. arne duncan never wanted to destabilize schools and use vouchers and charters that way. i run a charter in the south bronx, we have a 100% graduation rate. it got one of the new blue ribbon awards. the point is charters were supposed to have a bigger role in a larger system. >> as opposed to -- randy winegarten, appreciate it. >>> there are already ominous signs about his potential conflicts of interest including his own suggestion that he could run his own business from the oval office. he actually said that. i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and

90th cup in tucson, bad news for the sun devils that were looking to become bowl eligible with a win. wildcats, playing the role of spoiler. duncan with a 71-yard touchdown one on the cats first possession of the game game ties at seven. arizona gets three touchdowns, including a 64-yard prays from dawkins, making it 21-7, arizona, arizona gets up in the action as well. thankfully, she is okay, the crown is in fact. in the end. wildcats reclaim the cup. >> it's time for small stars. this week, we are hitting the links with a brother and sister from chandler. these two are really good. sibling rivalry, not an issue here. >> meet 14-year-old ethan and his sister, 13-year-old madeline. they bot at a very young age >> i started when i was six >> i started when i was five. >> reporter: now, just a few years later, they are both excelling. >> i was player of the year. >> >> reporter: for madeline, going to the masters, somewhat of an unknown. because he knows that's the biggest tournament. he freaked out and i was excited, but i didn't really know what i was excited about. >> reporter: once she found out what it was all about, then, it

jericka duncan reports an 8-month-old infant was thrown from a car after a terrible crash. baby bryce hale of hope, arkansas looked to the sky almost as if she knew who to thank for saving her life. captain charlie smit fighter josh moore found her in a storm drain friday night. >> she more or less had her hand up, ready for somebody to pick her up. >> reporter: a tractor-trailer collided with the car carrying baby bryce and their family. their vehicle went spinning out of control and into a guardrail. throwing the baby 35 feet away from the car. jakesia colson spent 30 minutes searching for her only child. >> she should have been gone. but still alive with no >> so many times we go out and, things aren't okay. and just, during the holidays here to have a positive, just feels good. >> reporter: especially good to a mother who can kiss her baby again. >> i feel like god, took her out of the car and place herd there. she is still alive. she is my miracle baby. >> reporter: the baby was in a car seat, but police tell us she was not strapped in properly. norah, baby bryce will be celebrating 9 months in just two weeks

jericka duncan reports an eight-month-old infant was thrown from a car after a terrible crash. >> reporter: baby bryce hal of hope, arkansas, looked to the sky, almost as if she knew who captain charlie smith and firefighter josh moore found her in a storm drain friday night. >> she had her hands up ready for someone to pick her up. >> reporter: police say tractor-trailer collided with a car carrying baby bryce and her family. their vehicle went spinning out of control and into a guardrail, throwing the baby 35 feet away from the car. jakesia colson says she spent nearly 30 minutes searching for injuries. >> there are so many times we go out and things aren't okay. and just during the holidays, to have a positive, it just feels good. >> reporter: especially good to a mother who can kiss her baby again. >> i feel like god took her out of the car and placed her there. she's still alive. she's my miracle baby. >> reporter: the baby was in a car seat, but police tell us she was not strapped in properly. nor, yeah celebrating nine months in just two weeks. >> o'donnell: a very thankful thanksgiving week for them. thank you, jericka. up

when you look at the numbers from 20012's presidential election here in pennsylvania, you'll see that clinton lost more than 100,000 votes while her opponent gained 232,000. >> pelley: jericka duncan for us tonight. jericka, thank you. well, it turns out the obituary for the republican party was premature, to say the least. not only did they take the white house. the g.o.p. held on to the house of representatives and beat back a democratic challenge in the senate. here's julianna goldman. >> i hope you're having as good a day as i am. >> reporter: taking their victory laps, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan celebrated their party's clean sweep. >> donald trump provided the kind of coattails that got a lot of people over the finish line so that we could maintain our strong house and senate majorities. now we have important work to do. >> reporter: the two republican leaders have struggled to forge a relationship with the controversial president-elect burkts now their agenda goes hand in hand from repealing obamacare to confirming a conservative justice to the supreme court. and they aren't the only g.o.p. converts. john mccain said he looked forward

duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> denise: i was loving that story until they mentioned the cubs. >> seriously, you are looking at it. it is a trip down memory lane. >> a lot of cool stuff there. >> let's get to the big kid. >>> tonka trucks, you know. what was that thing with the lights, bright. >> yes. >> you know what, i remember when i was a kid and playing that, you thought it was the greatest thing on the planet. look what we have going on. we have drones and things flying on around the place. >> tomorrow it will be more of a partly cloudy sky. >> some high, thin cloud cover and that's about it. >> a couple of chilly nights ahead and again tomorrow night. with all the dry air in place. down to 31. what a day we have going on for sunday for this time of year. sunny and 55. even the start of next week will feature sunshine and 57. the next front will bring cloud cover on tuesday and i have some showers in the forecast tuesday night. if i had to put an alert in here it would be tuesday night for some rain and then just spotty showers on wednesday. mostly cloudy and 55. this will lake-effect rain. look at this.