unanimous fake. >> i took to our voters here, overwhelmingly everyone voted fake., it's already wet in the background so people wouldn't say, why is it wet there anymore? there's already a puddle before they do the scene. >> you don't have to convince us. >> i had to convince myself, all right? >> video number two. >> guy at the pump station, looks like he's filling up his motorcycle. >> oh, hey! >> wow. i'm going totally real on this one. very possible that the hot exhaust, the hot engine could ignite the vapors of the gas. >> i've done that before where you're filling up the tank and it overflows. >> we were just hoping he was running around with hands on fire. it's all real. >> totally real. mack? >> real across the board. too hard to set up. the flames seemed authentic. everyone was rushed to help the guy instead of the flaming bike, which is a good response. definitely real. >> video number three. >> it's self-thriving, self-balancing, this bike is amazing. >> autonomous bike put out by google. they are at the forefront of car driving technology. why can't thi

or is it fake? but the mechanics of it seem sort of funky. >> with insufficient power humans have, you would probably flap your arms five times and the air friction would be so much you would just pass out. >> the human bird wing is not a fake. i think you can glide jumping in the wind. probably was fun to do. probably would be scary to do. >> this is what sells me, the fact that he is so emotional, like, he did it, he really did it. he flew like a bird. >> oh, it can -- intensify. >> i got a little teary eyed, i'll admit it. >> look at that face! that's the face of someone who just flew, in my mind. >> or the face of a good actor. the flying man is actually a flight of fancy from the mind of dutch filmmaker floris kype. >> i was asked by dutch television broadcaster npr to tell a story by only using new media. >> floris came to us by the idea of a good using wings so you can fly like a bird and create a story around that. >> it's a universal dream that goes way back in history, like leonardo da vin

you know, you can't fake that look.s the guy that just woke up in the freeze frame right there. that's it, that's my evidence. that's the proof. this one is real. >> all right. next video. >> so they're saying this is a perpetual motion machine. >> there's no such thing. >> it's cool. >> this is incredibly good. >> i think maybe the poster didn't really mean literally perpetual. maybe they meant the fact that it kept going until the rubber band ran out. >> i'm torn, too. i'm questioning oli. >> can we go with real? >> this is going to be fake since they claim perpetual motion. here's the science behind this, is that what they've done here is before the video starts rolling, they've twisted the pencil up and wound it up and wound it up. then they say, roll it. and then you see it unwinding. what you're seeing with the ball there with the ring around the pole, that's just making the thing last longer. it was a good attempt but it was a fake. >> all right. video number three. >> oh! >> the dog is the only one that feels so

for the answer let's ask the torch man himself. >> this is not fake.is the real thing. >> tom is a scientist and inventor at the helm of his own research company. >> we're in the business of trying to create new products for the use of the public. every substance i make we made for the purpose of maintaining the environment and just keeping people safe. >> some of those inventions include a pepper spray neutralizer, a microwave blow torch, and even his own line of energy bars. >> it's enjoyable to eat. it will give you energy. it will boost the immune system. >> tom's innovations catch the eye of host of the web series "survive and thrive" tv. >> it's an interview series where i go out and film different people trying to survive and thrive in the new economy. >> the two meet and immediately click. >> tom just threw a bunch of different products at me and, i was like, you know, we should shoot some of this stuff because i've never seen them before. >> that includes a flame retardant foam that tom is developing. >> it was designed to put out a fire in in

these fake pils are ripping families apart. natasha butler, jerome's mother "i want the one who's distributing this pill. and to tell you, i will not stop. i'm coming for you." i spoke with an addiction specialist in marin county tonight. he told me he's seen fentanyl there. mixed with pills and possibly with teens taking it mixed in gummy candies. a similar issue was plaguing parts of the bay area just last year. >> pam:xanax pills.often bought and sold on the street.that were made with fentanyl. grant lodes is here with a reminder of what fake xanax looks like. >> grant:they look very similar. the fake xanax pills are on the red background. the real xanax pills are on the grey background. the san francisco health department tells us. fentanyl has been in the city/county before. and will be here again. we told you last october, counterfeit "xanax" pills were found on the street here that contain fentanyl. 1 person in san francisco died.3 others got so sick from it. they went to the hospital. and two santa clara men died last y

>> what happens when the fake drama gets juicy. >> oh. wow! >> and the adorable dog that can handle a ball better than you. >> no. i was in the military for 18 years.m brian. but i smoked. and i got heart disease. my tip is, it's hard to serve your country when you're too weak to put on your uniform. (announcer)you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. abdbloating?in? you may have ibs. ask your doctor if non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs and walgreens. . >>> stay in touch all day long. now back to the show. >>> may 29th, 1953. edmond, hillary and morgan were the first ascenders of mt. everest, 29,000 feet roughly. they made to it the top and since then thousands of people have followed that journey as well. but there are two bros putting on that climb. they are snap chatting their entire journey all the way to the top. >> feels good. beautiful day outside. is going to climb a big mountain. >> doing my best "zoolander" this morning. we'll go climbing. >> a little bit of me. hillary go

federal agents created the fake college in cranford. they made up a website and facebook page.ented targeted recruiters trying to cheat the u.s. immigration system by securing visas for young people, charging them thousands of dollars in fees. investigators say the scheme could have presented a threat to national security. >> they did not know nor did they care, one whit as to the students who were coming in what purposes they came into the country for and if they had any ill intent against the united states. >> the feds have now closed the fake school and have arrested 21 recruiters and brokers. federal agents say they will revoke around 1,000 student visas issued in the alleged scheme and may deport those people involved. >>> the university of connecticut women's basketball team is celebrating a four-peete this morni they won an unprecedented fourth consecutive national championship last night. until now, only the ucla men's team had won four in a row in division i. the win also capped off a perfect season for the lady huskies, finishing 38-0. congrats to them. >>> a group of

fake rhino, but they're aiming for it to be completely indistinguishable from the real thing >>> what i find fascinating this is the opposition to it is coming from environmentalists itself >> the reason is because it's a controversial topic. we have to start with why they're in the position to begin with >>> let's take a look. [ ♪ ] >> modern day hanoi. the cap toll of vietnam is a city of contrast. it is where consumerism meets communism. where western tastes mingle with ancient traditions. like this one, the mistaken use the rhino horn for medicine. this more fighting practice is usually conducted in the shadows of the plaque market >> this is a very valuable product-- black market >> it sells higher than gold. >> the demand for rhino horn has poached the species to the brink of extinction. >> her face was hacked off >> why in the 21st century ancient myths are set to destroy animals. it is said that the horn cures disease. it is a status symbol in vietnam where there is more new wealth and use of rhino. it isn't just used the way the previous generation did. this group of friends

. >> oh, that's fake. that's so fake. >> it was growling at her. >> you guys can't be fooled. just when i thought i had you. this is a fake video. first of all, bears are hibernating at this time. they are in their dens. clue number two, this is in japan. they don't have grizzly bears there period. >> right. >> i wasn't thinking about that. i was just taken in by the video. >> there are a lot of people that are going to look at that and believe it and never want to go snowboarding in japan. >>> dash cam and surveillance footage gives us insight into things we might not see. and probably believe until we actually see it starting off in russia. the folks in the car we're riding in, they've been on the road for a little while and are about to go around this traffic circle. the bus comes into the frame -- >> oh, man, these guys are driving real close to each other. >> i love that you guys are focused in on that because you might miss this. >> oh! >> that's not the way the tow truck is supposed to work. >> instant road hazard. >> the car's being towed when it suddenly comes rolling

they look like prescription painkillers, these fakes can be deadly.ederal agency is warning these pills are now in the bay area experts are calling this a public health threat. jean elle has details. >> reporter: seven people in the bay area ended up in the hospital after they took those fake pills. >> the u.s. is in the middle of an open yoid epidemic. >> prescription drug abuse is soaring. now the cdc is issuing a warning to people in the bay area about dangerous counterfeit pills. >> it's important, because again this is a huge public health threat. >> between march 25th and april 5th, 7 people ended up in emergency rooms in four bay area counties. they all took pills they didn't get from a doctor. they looked like a painkiller called norco, but they were fake. >> we found the presence of phen tennell which is that potentially lethal open yoid. >> it's 1,000 times stronger than morphine. all seven bay area patients that took the pills survived but required hospitalization. emergency room doctors are now on the lookout for overdose symptoms. >> slee

the bill on the bottom is the fake note. the one on the top came out of my wallet. they look the same but if you look closely you can notice differences. not just looks, the bills feel like real 20s because of the kind of paper used. investigators say it's one of the most sophisticated operations they have seen. >> with the amount of sales transactions that the suspect had and the amount of shipments he was sending out i would imagine he was fairly success. and his customers were fairly successful in passing these bills. >> reporter: you probably noticed from our video that the serial numbers from the fake money were all covered up by investigators. that's because this case is still ongoing. and they hope to be able to use those serial numbers to trace money back to some people who may be still trading in the fake money. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the fbi is joining the search for a missing girl whose mother was found murdered in san francisco's john mclaren park. nicole fitz and her two-year- old daughter ariana were reported missing last

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hundreds of thousands of fake bills were shipped. >> if you're targeting small business owners, fastd restaurants, gas stations and places that are used to high transactions, a lot of foot traffic it would be difficult to detect. >> take a look. the bill on the top is a real note. the one below, a counterfeit. >> often they'll put this in real money. in the middle so you're not catching it. >> it's estimated the suspect earned over $100,000 a year from the printing operation. the supplies he used were commonly available, detectives said the way in which he printed shows some level of skill. the cupertino apartment complex sits next to apple offices. an employee across the street was surprised to learn counterfeiting was going on close by. >> i think it's crazy. you won't expect that here. i mean, you never know what happens behind closed doors. >> in cupertino, abc7 news. >> if you're waiting for the tech booms to go bust, you're going to have to keep waiting. >> why music video company vivo moved in next door to twitter. >> it's good to have an advocate. thank you for helping me. >>

see if you can spot the fake $20 bills. >> the goal of any cancer therapeutic is going after the cancer and spare the patient. >> find out if your job makes this year's list of worst jobs. >>> a bay area tech pioneer lost a crusade aimed at saving lives, lots of lives. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: it's a sign of progress you cant( hardly tell cancer survivors just by looking. >> now, you can't. two years ago, you can how they looked in 2012. >> did you know what you're going into? >> no. >> maybe some day, it will be a thing of the past after an announcement in los angeles this morning. patients have the right to be impatient. we need to make progress faster for their sake. >> you might know sean parker now, he's a cancer fighter. this grant binds researchers into one san francisco based institute. >> the goal of any cancer therapeutic is to go after cancer and spare the patient. >> it's a new step, and a treatment of last resort. but cancer survival rates remained flat in 20 years. maybe time to try something new. to hard lessons. >> you're not in contr

those individuals that obtain the fake documents to done to perpetrate criminal activities. and pose a threat to national security. technology advances have enabled forgers to make realistic fakes, and they are not just used for work but cashing in on fraudulent welfare, and even veterans benefits. >> you can open bank accounts, you can be able to gain lawful. am. reporter:'s work closely with district attorney, last year vance indicted a english teacher who allegedly bilked foreign students for promising green cards. >> if you find a person that has a fake document, you need to report it to law enforcement. reporter: a new bill is being considered by state assembly to upgrade the charges for making or selling the counterfeit documents to a c- class felony, lisa evers, "fox 5 news." dari: mayor cuomo signed into law the bill that will gradually $15 an hour, phased in over 6 years, in most of the state. the law also established 12 weeks of paid family live for most workers. >> a small dog led police on a big chase on the bay bridge this oak in oakland and san francisco, the o

his sole focus was to engage in the production of fake passports. clientele were seeking passports to get into europe. when they arrested him and it was all a fluke how they arrested him it was good old fashioned intelligence work. somebody found a case of resident stickers going to a place through a random inspection they have a thousand passports ready to go. they were exceptionally good they were operating in greece for the last five years. somebody in syria was mad at the competition and they were sending a case of these stickers that were close. so good. so detailed. so accurate. it was going in and adhesive on the back. take it out of the box, put it on your passport and you're ready to go. you're now legal in greece and the reason they got on to it wasn't this great intelligence network and work and figuring out what was going to happen in these countries. somebody got jealous because another ring opened up. he said i got one for you. here's a big case coming into greece. you ought to take a look at where that goes and hangs up the phone. we

. >>> a fake college set up by the feds in new jersey. i'm jen max field with why they did it, and who they're trying to catch. >>> police rush to a train station after reports of terrorist activity. it was just a drill that nobody knew about. >> that could escalate into a catastrophe. >> a safety measure that might i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, >>> the school was fake, but the arrests couldn't be more real. the feds set up a phony college to catch a group behind the student visa scam. that crew helped 1,000 immigrants stay in the country illegally. jen max field is in newark to explain. >> this scam is called pay to stay. people from other countries attend a fake university to stay here in the united states. federal agents here say they have arreste

on the fake bill, the detail is a little blurry. that was enough for businesses in virginia to contact police, who worked with investigation in the south bay. >> mr. aspden alone was responsible for the shipment of upwards of 2,000 packages a year of counterfeit currency linked to 30 different states. >> investigators say aspden never dried to use the bills himself. now they are targeting the people who bought the fake money from him and some of those people are right here in the bay area. aspden is being held in the santa clara county jail while officials decide whether he will face trial here or in fairfax, virginia. >>> another story we have been following through "mornings on 2" is a proposal by amc theaters to allow texting in movie theaters. the ceo is saying you can't ask millennials to turn off their phones. he says it's like chopping the arm off at the elbow. it's a movie to get people into the theaters, younger people. what do you think? the idea of setting up texting zones in a theater. maybe entire theaters for texting a

some people wonder if it's fake. but the hunters say it's the real thing. >> coming up you may have seen brides to be rocking some beyonce gear and now singer beyonce want its to stop. details on the company behind the products and why janet jackson says her world tour has to be put on hold. next. vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in philadelphia looking to drum up support. we are live in center city on the campaign trail. and a low flying bald eagle collides with a truck and the driver ma

i lose my passport and we fake the war.tle bit about what people do to be famous. i like to think i'm obsessed with truth. that's what i'd like you to say (laughter) >> trevor: depends on how you look at it. you never put the truth in the sense you said, like, lying. >> yeah, fair enough. >> trevor: so i'll do that from now on. >> okay. >> trevor: like, we can do that. i apologize, i would have gone with truth. >> no, fair enough. >> trevor: and i think you could have mentioned that after the interview so it wouldn't lose energy -- you could have said that as a footnote like, hey, mention truth, because now we're in the interview and you said that, now the energy sort of -- >> but do you know what? i don't care. because i've come to the age where i'm just looking forward to death. i've done -- i could sit here in a bucket, getting drunk, and i'd let you edit around it. (laughter) >> trevor: that should have been the interview. if i knew that was an option -- >> yeah, next time. >> trevor: next seem you sit here in a bucket

even had a fake trigger. but that didn't make it any less scary. >> we thought we were safe. >> reporter: tonight a man from elkridge, maryland, said his son is the man in the suit. that he's been troubled and what he did today wasn't politically motivated. the suspect is in serious condition but expected to be okay. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, the leader of a prince georges county church is responding to allegations he made unwanted sexual advances toward a 22-year-old employee. jackie bensen is in capital heights with the story you saw on news 4. the story comes attorney. church leaders met at the miracle center baptist church. it was bible study night. many learned their pastor, michael turner, 61, had been arrested for assault, harassment and a sex offense against a 22-year-old woman who worked in the church office in late february and early march. she spoke to news 4 yesterday. we're not identifying her. >> he would lock me in to the bathroom or his office and touch me, get on top of me, and say thing

staff faked data on fuel efficiency and executives have apologized. gene otani has details. >>> mitsubishi motors' executives say data measurement not in line with the government-set method began 25 years ago. the executives spoke at a news conference for the first time since the scandal involving the carmakers' faked data broke last week. >> translator: we apologize to our customers who purchased vehicles based on false fuel efficiency data. all we can say is that we are deeply sorry. >> last wednesday it was revealed that mitsubishi motors intentionally manipulated data to give the vehicles in question a better fuel efficiency rating. it involved a total of 625,000 four-wheel drive mini vehicles. the carmaker submitted a detailed report on the case to the transport ministry before holding the news conference. company executives disclosed that the use of data not in line with the government-set method began in 1991 and the practice continued unchanged for 25 years. however, the executives said the maker never arbitrarily changed data to make fuel eff

evidence of that, that the fake bomb was made out bars. his father said he had been mercilessly abused and bully throughout his high school career. he is recovering from gunshot wounds. when he gets out in addition to mental health treatment he will be facing criminal charges. scott broom, wusa9. >> chief davis complimented the security gad that said was a hero. he gave the man a challenge coin encouraging him to apply for a job with the baltimore police force. >>> another yellow alert day. joaquin "el chapo"topper joins us from the weather center. >> i have a glimmer. not picture perfect. here is the glimmer of hope. we did not issue a weather alert tomorrow. we have one on sunday. we are generally dry in this is our next batch of rain. i won't get in here until 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. may not be the prettiest day, in terms of a little nuisance shower, that's all we are going. tonight, going out, friday night, temperatures low to mid 50s, 55 at 10:00, looking at 51 gaithersburg. 54 fairfax. light activity. all shades of green. it's

fake back pain. fake migraines. fake insomnia.now there are people who get medical marijuana for real reasons. i just haven't met any of them. [ laughter ] one guy i know got a prescription from a -- this is true. the reason the doctor wrote on the form, musician. [ laughter ] his condition was musician. [ applause ] anyway, with the new law probably coming, a lot of companies are trying to get in on the ground floor. property values in areas where they grow pot have reportedly tripled. they're saying it's like the gold rush, only since it's marijuana there probably won't be much rushing. it will be like a gold stroll. but it's coming. i have to say, it's weird to think about pot being legal because just personally it seems like only yesterday i was bailing our warm-up guy don out of the west hollywood jail. [ cheers and applause ] remember that, don? when i got you out of jail. for allegedly growing a pot plant on his balcony. don, what is your medical condition? what did you tell them? >> sprained wrist. >> jimmy: oh, sprained w

it is her fake home state. one of her fake home states.nfortunately for him, all of the democratic states of course are proportional. they don't believe in winner take all. everybody get astro if i on the democratic side -- gets a trophy, you get one for showing up. >> with 239 delegates -- up 259 up for grabs in new york. a huge grab there. >> a huge carpet bag there. >> that's good! >> now to the republican side and senator ted cruz racked up more delegates in the state of colorado. >> because he victory not coming out without a challenge from donald trump himself. >> holy smokes. here's kristin fisher. >> reporter: even before the results were in in colorado, the trump campaign was already saying that it was considering challenging them. at issue are several alleged ballot irregularities including four instances where the delegates were listed dun the wrong number, but they're down playing any issues. they say that any errors are minor and did not affect the outcome. so let's talk about that outcome. it was a clean sweep for ted cruz. h

overall, they have confiscated american a hundred thousand fake whoever boards. dozens of fires have been reported with these devices. normally the ul insignia on the product from underwriters laboratories is a a sign of product quality but not if you see it on the every hoff board. >> this mark means that this product has been tested. >> it hasn't been. >> no, it has not you are not certified. >> once gone there are in hoverboard, real or fake that have ul seal of approval. >>> up next on "action news" jeff skversky has sports and toughened go to a strong season for the flyers. >>> a big surprise from beyonce, she dropped a new album late last night but conflicting information about how to get it, that and more when "action news" comes right back. nt. >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports. flyers seasonend in heart breaks. >> leading scorers wayne simmonds and claude giroux during regular season zero goals combine. >> wow. >> in the playoffs. that says a lot here. the lights go out on the flyers season because they failed to light the lamp. where is the scorin

i'll say fake.. >> i'll say real. >> no. i want to know who came up with that one. and what the meeting of the minds was like. >> double shot latte. >> i'll go real. >> that's a good band. >> i can hear it now. >> fake. look at that. look at that. melvin's up by one. double shot latte. i'm keeping score in my head. badbadnotgood. she's lying. >> what was it? badbadnotgood. >> i'll say real. >> that's my poker face. >> you have heard of them? >> i feel like i maybe have. >> what's the song? >> i don't know. >> what was the last one? >> how dare you call me sarah. i'll say fake. i say our producer's name is sarah. >> that's a good one. >> all right. >> good call. >> nailed it. >> all right. we don't have scores. we all did equally well. >> in craig's mind, he won. >>> still to come, our celebrity couples start to look like one another after being together for so long. >> that happens with your dog, too. you start to resemble your dog. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. thank you so much. did you say

their conditions are not known. >>> from a real car crash to fake ones, faking car crashes to rip off insurance companies. that's what a san jose couple and seven other people have been accused of. a fraud task force says the group staged dozens of accidents and made out with more than $100,000. nbc bay area's reporter explains how they allegedly pulled it off. >> reporter: an anonymous tip led investigators to king's row. the small industrial area is lined with auto body shops, just a mile from where 101 and 880 intersect. investigators say the owner of one of those repair shops, carlos auto body, has been leading insurance fraud scheme since 2012. charlotte chang with the district attorney's office claims juan ortiz velasquez and his wife daisy ramirez robles staged 20 accidents and collected more than $140,000 from several insurance companies. >> we don't believe these accidents actually happened. rather it was orchestrated lies. >> reporter: detectives with the california department of insurance say velasquez paid friends and family $500 each to let him damage their cars, then col

demonstrators threw stack of fake money at clinton supporters as they arrived. clooney later explained why he supports clinton. >> i'm a democrat. if you are republican you are going to disagree. we need to take the senate back. because we need to confirm a supreme court justice. because that fifth vote on the supreme court can overturn citizens united obscene ridiculous amount of money out. so i never have to do a fund raiser again. >> sanders discussed the race on cbs this morning. >> welcome. >> good to be with you. >> you saw what george clooney says he is trying to raise all this money to help hillary clinton he wants democrats elected because it will change campaign finance laws. >> well, i am a big fan of george. but i think there is a different way to do it. that's what our campaign is about. you can raise large sums of money from individual contributors. we get it. $27 apiece. 7 million individual campaign contributors you've don't have to be dependent upon big money

i ended up calling up the bank, and they proceeded to let me know that it was fake. and for me tomake sure i don't deposit it. >> and the scams have also been reported on the jobsite indeed as well. both companies say they are for the fake business sites. >>> greenpeace protesters have attached face masks to 17 landmarks across london. all in an effort to bring an effort to air pollution. with winston church hill and queen victoria outside buckingham palace. and city workers spent the morning scaling the monuments to take down the masks. >>> bright flowers covered in snow. denver colorado seems to be stuck between two seasons right now. some places in the mile high city are under two feet of snow. even as the blossoms are out. now that it is spring. the snow is wet. and it was heavy. and it brought down tree limbs in some neighborhoods. >> and we've got several major branches as well as some smaller ones that kind of broke right off the tree. >> i thought, if it was a minute later, it would have probably hit me. >> this man had a close call. clearing snow in his yard

authorities say she created a fake job to try to steal tens of thousands of dollars a scam that didn't quite work out for her. >> plus, grainy video that will make you squint but police say these guys just committed a crime. the chilling words investigators say one of them said to the victim. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00 the wait for answers gets a little long longer. after the tragic beating death of a teenaged girl at a local high school. police saying today they have much more work to do before they can talk about arrests. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell biggest announcement from wilmington police today not what some people were expecting. let's get straight out to fox 29' bruce gordon in wilmington tonight. hi, bruce. >> reporter: the quick announcement last week that so-called persons of interest had been identified led many around here to assume that arrest boss soon follow. clear toll night that's not going to happen. earlier this week police chief bobby come cummings had predicted arrests

college website the fake schools of university of northern new jersey. this is the website on your screen. the justice department charged 21 people in the sting and they're accused of recruiting more than us visas to enrule -- enroll in the fake schools. >> the tsa is catching heat for the way it's spending some of your taxpayer dollars. documents show the agency spent $47,000 to have an app developed. all the app did though was point left or right. some tech experts say the app could have been created by a novice coder in a day. the app was meant to make it harder for terrorists to detect passenger patterns. some lawmakers took to twitter saying there's no reasons taxpayers should pay so much for so little. making all of this even worse, the app is no longer in service. >>> the instant messaging service whatsapp says it will encrypt all the messages. they will not be able to provide information about messages to the government even if it wanted to. the encryption will ensure that the message is only seen by the sender an the if intercepted, messages won

now a public alert is out about dangerous fake drug the f-b-i and police swarm a bay area home.sible link to the man suing over police brutality. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. wilkinson's ne wardrobe basket. it's all on etonline.com. >>> time for the answer tonight's "e.t" birthdays, which hollywood legend won this competition back in 1948. congratulations to tanniana alley w plans to marry her fiance later this summer. and before we go, here's one more thing to check us. >> have a great everyone. >> on monday, outlander can only experience the glitz and glamour of the scene to premier one place, now at eight. "it is murder in every sense. whoever's making these pills is murdering people." we look at the fake painkillers sold on the street and the terrible toll is is taking on some bay area families. whoosh he's 23-years old, mentally disabled and a paroled serial sex offender. now he's homeless in sonoma county. and authorities are not happy. whoosh ever have a nightmare about being in a car and losing your brakes? imagine being the captain of this 150=foot to

they are fake pages and accounts are spreading into those lies. please do not lose your money or entertain the lies of these cruel people. >> they need to get arrested too because why y'all doing this. >> reporter: joyner francis brother continues to say anyone who would like to make a donation can do so to the congo funeral home in wilmington. in the meantime investigators have not made any arrest toss joyner francis death the but school district says three students involve in the fight have been now suspended. they had been out of school since the assault last week. the district has also held parent meetings to discuss concerns and explain counseling services at the school. >> i really hope these girls get caught and arrested because this is what it calls for this child came to school. just before school started. didn't get to learn or nothing. the mom ape seeing her come back home. >> reporter: wilmington's police chief now says charges will be filed in this case, probably by the end of the week. it has been a very long intense investigation, s

how the government is putting a stop to influx of foreign fakes. foreign fakes?ay, right? that have been known to cause fires. >>> let's take a look at the forecast first -- >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. seems like every time the toilet someone's there to undo it. after a superior clean, apply the lysol click gel. to keep it fresh, flush, after flush, after flush. for a toilet that gets clean, then actually stays that way. lysol that. >>> look at that. >>> look at that. investigators are trying to figure out what started this raging fire at an apartment construction site near phoenix. crews were still on the scene yesterday monitoring hot spots. residents who lived across the street returned to their homes many of which have smoke, water or electrical damage. >>> despite the risk of fire dangers, hoverboards are still flying off shelves into american homes. now there's a new danger. fake hoverboards. >> thousands of counterfeits have been seized in one re

police seizing thousands of fakes, sold as the real thing. tonight, we'll show you how to spot the bogus boards. >>> and, beyonce's secrets. the internet on fire over the megastar's surprise release, including intimate videos and the empowering message for women. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the prom night terror in wisconsin. on one of the biggest nights of their lives, a gunman opening fire with a high-powered rifle. two teenagers wounded leaving the dance. the 18-year-old gunman seen here, with ties to the school. a police officer assigned to the prom taking him down. officials saying he prevented a disaster of unimaginable proportions. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, a wisconsin community reeling after a gunman opened fire outside their high school prom. the dance just about to end saturday night when bullets started flying. police say 18-year-old jakob wagner, armed with a high powered rifle and a large ammunition clip, took aim, shooting a couple as they left the danc

operation, authorities say that 44-year- old eric arden took orders and then mailed out bundies of fakeoney. >> mr. astin alone was responsible for the shipment of upwards of 2,000 packages of year of counterfeit currency linked to 30 different states. >> most of the victims were small businesses that did not check for the watermark that can be found on real currency. >>> federal regulators are cracking down on a bay area blood testing company. kpix 5's andria borba shows us why faulty devices have a ceo on the chopping block >>> reporter: she is the face of a self-described medical revolution. federal regulators want elizabeth holmes to step aside from the company she founded, theranos, because of problems in the lab. the centers for medicare and medicaid services on a march 18 letter told her that because of 43 of 45 infractions had not been addressed the lab should close. among the problems, standard market testing machines that weren't properly calibrated to give accurate results. >> anytime you receive a piece of equipment, we have to do certain validation tests to make sure it beh

. >> is that fake? when you think about success, what does it look like?ing a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. [applause] john: it is your turn to ask questions. let me start with facebook. real victims don't proclaim themselves victims they consider themselves survivors. >> people who have really been through a significant trauma i'd like yeonmi park the biggest victims never describe themselves as victims you never hear the most terrific experience to talk about themselves as victims. [applause] john: if i like your question you can have a get out of responsibility free card. >> yeonmi park did you the family members behind and have you had contact with any family members since leaving? >> yes. my father and i brought him to china months later. john: how? >> that the farmer who bought the city but bring my parents back

. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> so we're meant to cover a war and we suddenly realize we can fake it, we can't get there but it's audio so we fake it and hide out in a spanish restaurant with two friends who are not very clever. [ laughter ] but they're very sweet and they help me fake the war report. >> how about that studly eric bana. >> he's great. he's amazing. see, i cast him because i thought he was this cool action background in comedy. he's an idiot like me. we had great fun. normal. yeah, we had some great fun. >> where did this idea come from? this whole concept? >> well, the original idea is an old french movie which i changed but the central idea of, you know, faking a war. i mean, it's -- it happens, it really happens. >> it does happen. >> and i just take it too far. >> knowing you. now, of the three things you're doing, what is the process you love the most? do you like the quiet, the solitude -- >> coming up with the idea. that's the most exciting thing. and usually when you're relaxing like on a plane when a phone isn't ringing or going for a jog, i think of an idea and

. >> first up real or fake. this video appears to show a dare devil sliding down a skyscraper and he catches himself before he reaches edge and terrifying to even watch. but there is speculation that this stunt could be fake staged to look real. >> it looks fake. it does. >> looks way page. >> there it is what do you think let us know 6:21. >> fake. kids: he came here from rocky married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >> how are markets looking this morning. can't complain. dow closed time high. it is at a 2016 high ditto for broader market. coming back. china down one of the reasons the que is to sell this morning xin

they make it, fake. unlike other duplitecture towns, this one sold well.e realtor showed us cost almost $2 million. >> this is gigantic. >> reporter: perhaps because it's only about an hour and a half away from the often polluted chinese capital. why is it a lot of people want to live in an american type >> reporter: oh, you want the i before. >> reporter: do you like it? >> ye.is? 's winston churchill. then there's the tudor architecture. little neighborhoods like this remind me a lot of london from when i lived there. it's got the same doors, the same walls. >> reporter: the iconic red phone booths. and security guards dressed in british uniforms. what's it like to wear a british uniform like this? like paris, it was supposed to be a busy town, filled withno one. three. four. five.x. six. and now these ghost towns are endangered in a whole new way. the chinese government has recently announced that these knockoff cities are at odds with socialist c ubstance. flonase controls six. r...on every plate - and we're about to keep it going. yeah,

he was indicted on selling and atteentieg to sell fake tickets to the show. onuee couple bought a ticket bor $300. lynda baquero recommends only buying through ticketmaster. the show's creator and star is warning people not to fall into the fake ticket trap. i have friends who have been scammed on craig and his so-called list. don't buy hamilton tickets off there, please. >> there you go. >>> we have all heard of shipment delays. how about a package that was picked up with a delivery date pending five months later and it's costing you? that's when you say better get baquero. >> our consumer was being charged for the item to the charge of $650. we asked, what happened? we got coswers. ken and his son share a family plan with your mobile phones and were eocited to gre a new iphone 6 plus. it worked great for about six months. >> all of a sudden, it wasn't wasn't able to send texts, i wasn't able to edi things on my phone, just wasn't working right. >> reporter: ken turned to verizon wireless. they sent him a new phone and a shipping label. he mailed back the ph