there's nothing being faked. like the car being crushed is not being faked.t a cgi tank. >> this guy actually got into an armored vehicle that actually crushed a car on an actual street in vilnius. but everything about it i suspect is just completely staged. >> that is correct. there's no trickery or special effects, but the smashing of the mercedeses is a setup. but why? in vilnius, lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their luxury automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane, for example. and i don't like that. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, this doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. >> these scofflaws are fine, but it doesn't dissuade them from breaking the law. >> it's quite cheap in lithuania. the first fine will be $5. the second will be much bigger. and the third one just could be $200, $300. >> mayor zuokas decides to take matters into his own hands. he comes up with a plan he thinks will have a bigger impact than fines. >> my idea was to create a kind of provocation or so

. >>> and real or fake? the japanese beer can trick. see how it is done -- real or fake? coming up. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great get away from there! >> most of their conversation is about video games. >> you're thinking the future, you don't need this crap anymore. we'll be able to like control things with our hands and our bodies. >> it is exactly what happens. >> i knew it. >> except it sucks! >> why? >> i brought the proof. this thing sold so well, it ruined an entire generation of games. >> when you were a kid you'd think video games will be so cool by 201. he's actually saying, they actually kind of suck. >> oh, pie goodness. you don't want me to get started on that. >> but he does give his past self some good advice. >> everything's going to suck. >> dude, cheer up. it is not going to be all that bad in the future. >> you got flamin' hot cheetoh's. >> yeah. >> as soon as you can, buy apple. >> he said it wrong. >> yeah. buy apple. >> he was communicating with himself. he should have known that he was going

we got some real or fake videos.irst one, awesome japanese beer can trick. >> it is kind of a trick of the eye. i don't know how it works but i think it is real. >> he looks like if he squeezed the sides of it it would pop back out. until the tab went back in. i was like -- >> i checked with our users an they actually told me the trick. i could give it away right now. >> let's ruin it for everybody. >> if you notice when he flipped it over it was black where the tab is. that's just a black piece of paper put over the tab. now notice his thumb here? never moves. so what he's done is he poked a hole in it, let the beverage drip out like half-way so he can crease it, then once he takes off the glass and the tab, opens it up and powers the rest out. >>> our next one -- bag of lay's chi chips. >> that can be really easy to fake. you can just glue the bottom of the bag together. >> say you have a whole box of them. everyone has two chips. but i'm still going fake. >>> last video, epic -- sleeping in class. >> it's real. we

you have the talent for making fake food.ake up and say i'm going to make fake ice cream today. >> they're artist. an artist makes a picture, these people are making food, like a statute but more edible. >> here's the money shot. he's about to cut it open. check what it looks like on the inside. >> it's going to have all the ripples. >> exactly. doesn't that look pretty authentic. >>> steven, you know what time it is? time for the best in steven tutorial. today we're going to show people cool things they can do with their ipad. called project blue tiger. this is called a top secret accessory for the next generation of the ipad. >> it's top secret until now. >> we are blowing the thing off this thing. this new blue tiger basically utilizes a stylist to write on your ipad. now the cool thing about this, it only responds to the stylist. if you touch it, it's not going to do anything while you're utilizing this system. if yo wrist brushes the pad or po can ys on the pad it't comfortably rest your hand on the display while you wri

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. >> i don't know how this could be fake. >> it's not fake. >> real. cheeseburger macaroni?ale announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant >>> time to check in with matt as we have three more real or fake videos for you. the first one, long board attempt the loop. >> oh. >> what? >> i say no. >> i say no. >> no. >> ah! >> you didn't even get halfway up. >> that thing was made out of cardboard. of course he didn't make it anywhere. >> i will go with real. >> i don't know how this could be fake. >> this is definitely real. >> i think it's fake. when you look at it, when they actually come up to the ramp, there's no support. i think they tried to crash right there. >> yeah. it's a good theory, mac, maybe they're not ramp engineers. >> yeah. >> next one, sick of roommates ste

company brought a fake cancer drug into the u.s. [ male announcer ] this is lois.he day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer ] and try aleve for relief from tough headaches. for a day free of pain. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., mostly sunny, 79 degrees there. mostly cloudy in atlanta. afternoon thunderstorms, 80. st. louis, 67. denver, 63. seattle, 47. >>> now a follow-up to a story we reported yesterday. how did a fake version of the cancer-fighting drug avastin end up in the united states? armen keteyian spoke to the man who shipped them to the u.s. >> reporter: we traveled to the caribbean nation barbados to sit down with the ma

>> no. >> has she faked it with you?pretty sure she has. >> i plead the fifth. >> jimmy: that's nice. sometimes it's nice to lie. who is next? >> andy robinson from sonoma county. >> and christa robinson. >> have you faked on orgasm. >> jimmy: most people are saying no. let's check. >> no way. no way. >> do you believe her? >> i believe her. no, i totally don't believe her. >> jimmy: i think we have more more. >> i'm dave from westland, oregon. >> i'm jill. >> have you ever faked on orgasm? >> um -- >> jimmy: that did sound like it might be leading to a yes. >> nope. >> yes. >> you have? >> at least he is honest. >> i'm being honest. >> okay. there -- is that all you wanted to know. >> i drank too much one night. so i had to get it done. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you have it. a lot of actors out there. i don't know that we learn anything. if nothing else, that should make for awkward car rides home. tonight for the show, from the oklahoma city thunder, kevin durant is here. we have music from white rabbits, and we'll

. >> real or fake is next? >> as simple as that. >> get ready to cock, lock and load, because we're going >>> it's time for more real or fake time with our good friend matt dradel from ebomb's world. >> what's up, guys? let's make this quick, i'm missing my game. >> first video, worst firefighter ever. oh, my gosh. >> i think it's real. >> it's real bad. >> everybody thinks it's real? >> yeah. >> matt, what do you say. >> i guess it's real. i know firefighters deal with smoke all the time, but this guy was dealing with the wrong type of smoke. >> oh. >> come on. >> next video, how to load a shotgun like a ball. >> it's crooked. >> that was awesome. >> what? >> he's saying he threw it up, had the shotgun like this. the shells went in and shot it. >> possible but i highly doubt it. >> hey, that's pretty impressive. >> perhaps. >> i think it's real. >> i think it's real, too. i don't see them faking it. >> i think the guy is showing off for his kid. >> i like because the kid is. there that's why it's real. >> the

. >> i don't know how this could be fake. >> it's not fake. >> real. >>> time to check in with matt asve three more real or fake videos for you. the first one, long board attempt the loop. >> oh. >> what? >> i say no. >> i say no. >> no. >> ah! >> you didn't even get halfway up. >> that thing was made out of cardboard. of course he didn't make it anywhere. >> i will go with real. >> i don't know how this could be fake. >> this is definitely real. >> i think it's fake. when you look at it, when they actually come up to the ramp, there's no support. i think they tried to crash right there. >> yeah. it's a good theory, mac, maybe they're not ramp engineers. >> yeah. >> next one, sick of roommates stealing his food. >> guys, someone in the house keeps stealing my food. ihe roommates it is. every time i turn around there's food missing. i'm sick of it. i pay a lot for these groceries. it's out of control. what the [ bleep ]. >> are you serious? >> funny, but -- >> it is fake, because he's got the window open. his food is sitting there. >> the squirrel really came in and took food. >> yeah,

. >> real or fake is next? >> as simple as that. >> get ready to cock, lock and load, because we're going shooting w toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> it's time for more real or fake time with our good friend matt dradel from ebomb's world. >> what's up, guys? let's make this quick, i'm missing my game. >> first video, worst firefighter ever. oh, my gosh. >> i think it's real. >> it's real bad. >> everybody thinks it's real? >> yeah. >> matt, what do you say. >> i guess it's real. i know firefighters deal with smoke all the time, but this guy was dealing with the wrong type of smoke. >> oh. >> come on. >> next video, how to load a shotgun like a ball. >> it's crooked. >> that was awesome. >> what? >> he's saying

in the scheme of things, how big a threat are fake drugs?fake drugs are a big threat, and it is an exploding threat. you actually have traditional criminal groups that may have engaged in traditional drug trafficking. they realize, "you know, i can make just as much money making, you know, tens of dollars on a pill that i manufacture for pennies and have very little exposure in terms of prosecution." >> so you're talking about a very low-risk, very high-reward, potentially tons of money. >> yeah, absolutely. when you think about that some of these pills can be manufactured, you know, for 40¢ and sold for $18 or $20, i mean, just think of that profit potential. i mean, it's just--it's insane. this looks like a legitimate website, but-- >> kibble tracks counterfeits from their source in clandestine labs to the united states, where they're typically sold through rogue internet sites often posing as legitimate pharmacies. 36 million americans are estimated to have bought their medicines from these sites, many searching for quality drugs at a bet

how did a fake version of the cancer-fighting drug avastin end up in the united states?rmen keteyian spoke to the man who shipped them to the u.s. >> reporter: we traveled to the caribbean nation barbados to sit down with the man responsible for bringing counterfeit avastin into the united states, tom haught haughton. tom, armen. a source close to a federal criminal investigation told cbs news houghton's role importing avastin into the u.s. is a key part of the probe. haughton told us he broke no law. >> i have nothing to hide. the businesses i have are ethical, safe and legal. >> reporter: you talk about safety but the fact is, according to you, 36 packets of the fake avastin got into the hands of doctors and into the hands of potential patients. so, how can it be so safe? >> because we followed protocol. we as a licensed registered uk wholesaler brought the product through the trusted and controlled supply chain. >> reporter: do you know what was in the fake avastin? there was salt and there was starch, but there was nothing in there to fight cancer. >> well, for me, t

. >> reporter: do you know what was in the fake avastin? >> pelley: and chip reid on an american original making american history in the u.s. senate. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. by many measures, football is practiced by the nfl as the most popular product in america. $10 billion a year in revenues, nearly 160 million viewers of the last super bowl. but tonight, the value of the league is being measured by how it has responded to a scandal. the commissioner, roger goodell, has just imposed unprecedented sanctions against the new orleans saints, finding team management was in on a scheme to pay players to injure opponents enough to force them out of the game. armen keteyian reports on the nfl putting the so-called bounty program out of business. >> reporter: pounding away at all-pro quarterbacks like curt werner and brett favre, the new orleans saints marched through the play-offs and all the way to a super bowl title in 2010. today, in a knockout blow of his own, n.f

>> there's a fake hand. >> i shouldn't worry about the fake hand. >> don't worry about the fake hand. >> not thinking about it. >> meghan blows out her candles but keeps her eye on meghan's friend or soon to be ex friend on the left side of the screen wearing the sarape. >> oh, my god. >> meghan, come on. >> meghan is out cold. happy birthday. the cake. >> are you kidding me? >> a fake hand. >> that is not how you do it. >> meghan, come on. >> they killed meghan. >> she smashed her head down hard. >> the sound alone proves it was a pretty solid smack. >> i love the little brother will the little brother is like there's cake. theake isn't going to eat itself, >> that is the greatest video ever. >> it is time for the best part of the day. >> what part of the day is that, beth? >> the best. >> love it. >> let's get down to it. this is an invention for sports. show you an example of downhill alpine skiing. goes down separately. sometimes really, really close range. >> you can barely tell who is faster than who. >> there's technology that can help us with this now. what it does is create k

you think the firefighter is fake? >> i think it's real, too. >> i think it's fake because firefighters are notorious for pulling pranks on each other. >> firefighters use things, not their hands. >> real. >> fake. >> i'm going to say real. >> i'm going to say real. why would anybody fake something like this. >> tiebreaker. suv versus big -- >> that is awesome. >> real. all real. awesome. best awesome. >> real but pretty dumb. who cares. a truck in the mud. >> if i was going to buy an suv i'd want this one. you can get out of the mud hole. you might end up in a mud hole someday. >> all real. >> real. >> all agreed. >> real awesome. >> yeah. >> wow. >> extreme pigness. >> love it. >> all right. time to put your science cap on. see if you can get what the heck this is over the skies of southern norway. right in the middle of the screen? >> oh. >> again. >> a falling star. a really, really big falling star. >> really, really big falling star or ufo. a lot of people thought but who are we kidding. >> i was passing notes. >

it's definitely a fake. >> wait, not real? if it isn't real, how did they do that? the it features three extreme sports enthusiasts. >> we needed them to be believable, we needed them to be athletic and we needed them to be a good bit of fun. >> being able to walk on water is not a requirement for the cast. so what went into that biblical special effect? >> they created a wooden platform underneath the water that the guy actually ran on. weights are used to hold it in place. >> it was a flexibility, bendable platform, and when you see it tip back and forth, it actually looks really, really real. >> i think the worry was that these people thought it was fake straight away, then it wouldn't have worked. >> with the effect complete, high-tech launches the video online. >> we wanted a real conversation starter. whether people loved it or hated it, whether they believed it or didn't. we wanted everybody to talk about it and that's what happened. >> it created a splash, racking up millions of hits in just a few days. >> it's so unbelievable that that's what makes it funny

supply chain. >> reporter: do you know what was in the fake avastin?salt and starch and there was acetone. but there was nothing in there that would fight cancer. >> well, and for me, that is shocking, and it's so disappointing. >> reporter: according to the food and drug administration, the only avastin approved for use in the u.s. is made in the u.s. by genentech. houston, who operates several pharmaceutical-related business in barbados, repeatedly blamed his european supplier and regulators for failing to discover the counterfeit drug. >> we are legally entitled to sell any products within the-- with our license to any registered or licensed doctor, wholesaler so the question -- >> reporter: not according to the f.d.a. you're not. >> then you need to go to these clinics. >> reporter: now it's the clinics' fault? it's not your fault pringing in through your company into the united states avastin that turned out to be fake? >> these clinics, they purchase this product, and we're not in the u.s., so i'm not sure what the u.s. laws are. they would have

how did a shipment of fake cancer drugs get to america from this alley in cairo? armen keteyian investigates. and in a neighborhood of gangs, fear, and mistrust, one man stands up to violence with a message. >> we can make a change in our communities. our communities are capable of more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from chicago. >> pelley: good evening from the state that gave us the first republican president-- abraham lincoln-- and where tonight mitt romney and rick santorum are competing for the chance to be the next one. the polls close in illinois at 8:00 eastern time and we've been talking to voters after their they cast their ballots today. 56% told us the most important issue is the economy and 46% of illinois voters told us they believe the economy is getting worse. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the primary. first we'll go to jan crawford with the romney campaign in illinois. jan? >> reporter: well, scott, mitt romney not only wanted to win here but win decisively

i how did a shipment of fake cancer drugs get to to america from this al flee cairo. armen keteyian investigates. there's been a sharp turn today in the case of the neighborhood watch captain who killed a teenage boy. and in a neighborhood of gangs, fear, and mistrust, one man stands up to violence with a message. >> we can make a change. our communities are capable of more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from chicago. >> pelley: and this is a special western edition. good evening. the polls are closed here in illinois in the republican presidential primary. it's too soon to project a winner yet but cbs news estimates that mitt romney has the lead over rick santorum based on exit polls and an analysis of the early vote count so far. 56% of voters today told us that the economy was the biggest factor in deciding on a candidate and half of those went for romney. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the primary. first we'll go to jan crawford with the romney campaign in illinois. jan? >> r

how could they ever lie to you and make a fake viral video?lists his brother svef and his cousin michael to star in the piece. >> translator: it was roughly told to me that we'd be doing a magic trick. >> they had to do multiple takes attempting the trick. >> translator: we laughed a lot because we had to do everything over again. and everything broke. we liked that. >> translator: the first three videos we made simply to support the credibility of the piece. >> then the filmmakers set up for the real tah-dah moment, which is made up of two shots. >> translator: first we filmed the kid in the room, the table cloth and no dishes. he pulls the tablecloth away, bumps into michael who falls to the ground. >> they are sent out of the room as the directors prepare for the second shot. >> translator: we secured all cables and knocked the shelf over. >> with the living room demolition a success, they bring the film in to edit. >> translator: we then superimpose the two videos so it would look as if they were happening at the same time. as if sven was

. >> this is like the new fake on the fade. >> yes. >> how the heck does somebody do this? >> when i first saw these, i thought it was a full head tattoo. then i looked closely and realized it's hair. someone created this art. >> right. >> full head art with clippers. >> whoa. >> which is so intricate. the guy that's doing the designs is radamish, which is where we found the pictures on his facebook page. there's mickey mouse. >> so funny. mickey house. the tough guy hair cut to mickey house. >> you go with a guy with a grenade and explosion to mickey mouse. >> the pictures i've seen belong to him, but there's a whole movement of these barbers that are doing these hair cuts. there's even competitions. one coming up in new york in april. >>> is this the next great skateboard trend? or maybe sport? >> it's like a skateboard with a ski pole. >> we'll tell you what it's all about. and the >>> everybody's going "hunger games" crazy. the kids at the online musical have come up with their own version of "the hunger games" and it's told with beanie babies. >> i could do it, you kno

issued a warning about vials of a popular cancer drug that turned out to be fakes.als, labeled avastin, contained a liquid that was worthless. we wondered who would sell a fake drug to cancer patients and where the counterfeit vials came from. so we asked armen keteyian to follow the trail. >> reporter: avastin is a lifeline in the fight against cancer. five million vials were sold in the u.s. last year. dr. james fire heads the n.y.u. langone cancer center. >> we use avastin in conversation with other chemotherapies and then some cancers in some of these colon, lung and renal cancers it changes the race of response and may change survival. >> reporter: the only avastin approved by the food and drug administration for use in the united states is manufactured in the united states by genentech. as many as 19 medical practices in the u.s. purchase this avastin that turned out to be from outside this country and contained no active ingredients. some vials had little more than salt and starch. carmen catizone is executive director of the national association of boards of

fake drugstores. congress decided to crackdown on the phoney pharmacies stockpiling vital drugs take a look. >> >> reporter: maryland head basketball coach is not afraid of challenging authority especially off the court when it involves her 4-year-old son tyler. shocked when she found out his leukemia treatment was threatened by a cancer drug shortage. >> let's wake up here. how many people have had to die makes me sick to my stomach to think about it. >> reporter: she wrote her congressman elijah cummings whose investigator found a big reason for the shortage. fake pharmacies. >> what they do is hoard the drugs and then basically help to create the shortage. >> reporter: this is beyond greed. it's really insensitivity as well. >> not only insensitivity but criminal. >> reporter: we visitsed what congressional investigators identify as a fake pharmacy in maryland. there supposedly is a pharmacy license but it doesn't look like a pharmacy. it's pretty well locked up. they being a as middle men buying d

faked it. >> okay. >> the water slide thing is fake.t's disappointing. >> sorry. >> thank you, ron. >> can't believe anything on youtube anymore. >>> now, to another person caught in a lie. a colorado woman who thought she was oh, so clever to get out of serving jury duty, couldn't keep her secret to herself. she boasted about her ruse on a talk show. and guess who was listening in? the judge who was presiding over the case she wriggled her way out of. ron nelson has this story of crime and punishment. >> reporter: the goal was simple. look crazy enough to get sent home. >> i put my bright lipstick on. and i wore a t-shirt that said, 'me about my best seller. >> reporter: that's susan cole, telling a radio audience how she dodged jury duty. she wore makeup and miss matched socks. it's not why she was public mri sharing her scheme. but what is clear is this, the judge was listening. despite the makeup and crazy clothes, cole was asked to sit on the jury that day and deceived the court again. she told the radio host -- >> when they asked

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faked it. >> okay. at least he's honest about it. >> the water slide thing is fake.t's disappointing. >> sorry. >> thank you, ron. >> can't believe anything on youtube anymore. >>> now, to another person caught in a lie. a colorado woman who thought she was oh, so clever to get out of serving jury duty, couldn't keep her secret to herself. she boasted about her ruse on a talk show. and guess who was listening in? the judge who was presiding over the case she wriggled her way out of. rob nelson has this story of crime and punishment. >> reporter: her goal was simple. look crazy enough to get sent home. >> i put bright red lipstick on. i left my hair in my curlers. and i put on a t-shirt that said, ask me about my best seller. >> reporter: that's 57-year-old susan cole, telling a local radio show back in october how she fooled a court into letting her dodge jury duty by appearing mentally unstable. heavy makeup, then, a t-shirt. cole also wore curlers of different colors and sizes. mismatched shoes, even reindeer socks. it's not clear why she was sharing her scheme. bu

tonight, he's on a new case, looking into fake drugstores. today, congress decided to crack down on phony pharmacies, stockpiling vital, life-saving drugs. >> reporter: maryland head basketball coach brenda frese is not afraid of challenging authority, especially off the court, when it involves her four 4-year-old son, tyler. shocked when she found out his leukemia treatment was threatened by a cancer drug shortage. >> let's wake up here. how many people have had to die? it makes me sick to my stomach to think about it. >> reporter: coach frese wrote her congressman, elijah cummings, whose investigators found one big reason for the shortage, fake pharmacies. >> what they do is they horde the drugs and then basically help to create the shortage. >> reporter: to this is really beyond greed. it's insensitivity. >> it's criminal. >> reporter: we visited what congressional investigators identify as a fake pharmacy in maryland. there is supposedly a pharmacy licensed here but as you can see it doesn't look much like a pharmacy. it's pretty well loc

investigators say fakes sold a 15 dollar vile of cancer fighting drug to hospitals for $350.ess sent 19 letters to supposed pharmacies across the country this week and is working with state authorities to pull their licenses. north carolina closed this one never opened to customers the shelves have few drugs, specializing only in those in short supply. >> we are paying a ridiculous price for many of the drugs. sometimes marked up 100, 200, 300%. >> reporter: creating a shortage and high cost that interrupt and threaten cancer treatments for patients like tyler. jim avila, abc news elkton maryland. >> new video this morning of a u.s. apache helicopter crash that happened in afghanistan. we have details to show you what happened ahead on "good morning maryland." >>> you are watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland." >>> all new this morning federal officials are due to meet are trayvon martin's family. calls for -- calls for justice getting louder. >>> a reporter following up on a story is threatened with a gun. the the whole thing caught on camera. we wil

fake government scams. fake government grant scams. still ongoing even though -- the -- the stimulus program is over. we have talked about this before. but wire fraud scams. fake check. grandparent scams. lottery. sweepstak sweepstakes, contest scams. they're proliferating. we are going after them not only by going to the scammers and turning them over to lanny's folks for prosecution but going to the wire transfer companies that enable precious metal scams, robo scams, telemarketing scams, cramming. i could go on and on. but our mission, until, until the economy brightens is going to be going after these last dollar scammers, shutting them down, taking whatever assets we can. and then, turning over to the justice department. so they become guests of state. thank you so much. let me introduce my colleague -- andre berat, u.s. attorney in l.a. and is a very good partner of the ftcs, we are very grateful for andre's work. >> good afternoon. i bring greetings from sunny and extremely warmer los angeles. it is a prif vilege to spend ti wit