fata. they told the fbi dr.a would give medically unnecessary or inappropriate doses and would give chemotherapy to all end of life patients instead of letting them die at peace. he's accused of diagnosing people with cancer that didn't have it. why in the world would he do that? simply put investigators say money. he charged medicare for the tune of $150 million since 2009 and collected $65 million of it, most of it fraud. money that was very possibly used for possessions like his suburban detroit mansion. it's not clear if he did the same with the medicaid program. the indictment also alleges the doctor told the patient who hit head in the office he needed chemo before he went to the emergency room. s jones was another patient. he was doing well without chemo and switched to dr. fata because he wanted a closer hospital. his son jeffrey said fata started an aggressive chemotherapy regular minute, aggressive and bizarre. >> somebody from his staff would come to the parking garage and give my dad the chemo while

fata said. dr.ata promised hem that he was going to help him and make him better, and with that kind of prognosis, you trust what the doctor says. >> shepard: the first hospital you went to did doctors at the hospital recommend dr. fata? >> no. when we went to a second hospital in rochester, michigan, that's where dr. fata was referred to my father. >> shepard: and i -- do you have curiosity about that facility? >> not at this time but there is in question as to why dr. fata was getting so many referrals, and all it is it speculation of this point and we're hoping that we can find out some truth very shortly as to what really happened to my father, and all the other patients involved in this crime. >> shepard: certainly hope you do. i wonder if you have made a number of friends, acquaintances on facebook, and what the stories there are like. >> i most certainly have. i met a number of people in the federal court last thursday for the detection hearing. we now have a facebook group that is approachin

farid fata, an impressive resume. completed residency in new york state, earned his fellowship at sloan cancer center in manhattan. he is accused of making millions mistreating people, diagnosing cancer when it wasn't apparent. in others, administering chemotherapy, tests, giving strong medications when not needed. an oncology nurse that worked at one of his six clinics filed a complaint with the state medical board, she claims she witnessed treatments that should have lasted minutes dragging on for hours. >> why didn't they do anything? that was three years ago! and in that time, how many people could have been saved and how many families could have been spared. >> reporter: fata was arrested last year, is held in wayne county jail. they want bail set at 9 million when he goes to court tomorrow. federal investigators have been gathering records from fata's offices and his mansion as they build their case against him. the 20 page criminal complaint lists numerous ways he tried to swindle medicare, deceive patients, an

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farid fata is behind bars tonight, charged with the unthinkable.istreating his cancer patients in order to bilk medicare for tens of millions of dollars. federal prosecutors argued the 48-year-old oncologist gave unnecessary chemotherapy to patients in remission. and fabricated diagnose diagnosis in order to perform expensive tests. and tonight, relatives of his alleged victims are speaking out. >> my father -- >> reporter: jeff says that when his father didn't respond to chemotherapy, the doctor refused to stop administering the drugs. >> they were giving my father transfusions in the parking garage area and, you know, what kind of a practice is that? >> reporter: fata's attorney says his client is innocent. >> the government has not retained an expert to give an opinion that there was a mistreatment or misdiagnosis or unnecessary test given to any patient. >> reporter: but others suspected something was wrong as far back as 2010. >> things were being administered and infused incorrectly. >> reporter: cancer nurse angela swantek says she first com

who claims fata lied in other criminal cases... says its time the detective gets what he deserves. (7:16:43) "he needs to be behind bars like he sent everyone else in the city of baltimore in the cases he handled." fata was found guilty on all charges... including perjury and misconduct in office. he now faces a maximum 25-years in prison. sentencing is set for october. police are looking for the driver... responsible for a deadly hit- and-run crash... tuesday night. it happened as woman was walking along bayside beach road near belhaven avenue... in pasadena. police are looking for a car similar to this one. it's a 1982 to 1991 mercedes 500 series. based on evidence at the scene... they say the car may have damage to the hood... the right fender and turn signal. it's stuff you only hear about in movies. but one the family of an ohio man says.. they witnessed a miracle. earlier this month, tony yahle's family says his breathing was off and had no pulse. they performed c-p-r and he was eventually taken to the hospital. there... hosp

fa rrksz id fata.began administering aggressive treatments to kaley. >> to me it seemed it was a lot and it was hard to go through, but when your doctor tells you that's what's going to cure your cancer, you don't argue. >> reporter: kaley joins scores of other patients who are shocked to learn dr. fata was arrested last week on charges of not only falsely telling patients they had cancer, but also giving them unnecessary chemotherapy treatments. >> it's very upsetting because i really liked him. >> reporter: fata's motive? pure greed according to federal prosecutors. fata allegedly misdiagnosed his patients so that he could submit false medicare claims, stealing $35 million over a two-year period according to this federal complaint. authorities also say he went as far as administering chemotherapy to dying patients who would not even benefit from the treatment so he could rake in more money. but his attorney says the criminal complaint does not identify any patients who claim they were mistreated. and

farid fata.nts searched his house in oakland township as well as his other offices in clarkston and bloomfield hills. the fbi also took evidence from his united diagnostics down the street from his oncology office. the allegations against dr. fata are shocking. he is charged with health care fraud including allegations his practice submitted $35 million in false medicare claims. what's worse, federal agents say in court records that dr. fatah allegedly kept patients on chemotherapy longer than necessary to cash in on the billings. agents an llg fata also directed patients be diagnosed with cancer in their meblgd charts even when they did not have the disease. fbi agents say he kept end of life patients on chemounnecessarily. >> i think it's terrible. if he's giving them therapy and they didn't have cancer. >> 85-year-old pat is fighting cancer in her lungs and liver and is shocked her doctor was arrested today. >> it's very upsetting because i really liked him. >> i trust him. >> are you going to

fata could get ten years in prison. a spokesman with the u.s. attorney's office says if the investigation shows dr. fata called serious bodily injury he could get 20 years, if he caused death, he could geoff life. -- could get life. his defense attorney says his client is in shock and insists he is innocent. the government has not retained an expert to give an opinion there was mistreatment or misdiagnosis of patients, saying these are just general allegations that it may be coming from disgruntled employees. patients or family members who are concerned are urged to contact the u.s. department of justice. >> shepard: thank you. investigators in the case of the former football star from boston accused of murder, reportedly now focusing on his fiancee. we saw her on aaron hernandez' bail hearing. her sister was the girlfriend of the man prosecutor says hernandez shot to death execution style in june, and according to the bristol press newspaper, search warrantses suggest aaron hernandez may have jenkins to get rid of the murder weapon. and a video

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anthony fata said another man shot him and he repeated the lie during a worker's compensation hearing. the verdict means he will be fired from the baltimore city fire department. >>> neither the defense north prosecution can claim victory have the bradley manning's sentence. he was given 35 years in prison. last night he was found guilty of passing along classified documents. his attorney said he will even ask for a presidential pardon. >> i will represent him for future clemency issues. >> the option of parole has the founder of wikileaks calling the sentence a tactical victory. >>> some in car rl county may have to drive farther for milk and bread. the store is closed because of an electrical panel. the store will be closed while the crews remare the damage. >>> tonight the democrat from maryland's 8th district is taking on the irs. he is suing the agency over the criteria organizations must meet to qualify as a tax exempt social welfare group to see if they can be called a 501c4. >> we tack about housing numbers. here, foreclosures are down and fewer homes are under water but the r

farid fata is behind bars for the unthinkable, mistrea mistreating patients to bilk medicare out of millions dollars. he fabricated diagnosis in order to perform expensive tests. relatives of his alleged victims are speaking out. jeff says when his father didn't respond to chemotherapy, the doctor refused to discontinue the drugs. >> they were giving my father transfusions in the parking barrage area. what kind of treatment is that. >> the government had not retained an expert to give an opinion. >> reporter: others suspected something was wrong as far back as 2010. >> things were being administ administered and used incorrectly. >> reporter: cancer nurse angela swantek said she complained. >> to know that a doctor could have potentially brought your death on sooner is sickening. >> reporter: a year later, the licensing board could not prove allegations and closed the file. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. federal prosecutors are still building their case against him as more patients' relatives come forward. >>> hanging out with grandma may be the key the a sound mind. resear

farid fata is behind bars for the unthinkable, mistrea mistreating patients to bilk medicare out of millions dollars. he fabricated diagnosis in order to perform expensive tests. relatives of his alleged victims are speaking out. jeff says when his father didn't respond to chemotherapy, the doctor refused to discontinue the drugs. >> they were giving my father transfusions in the parking barrage area. what kind of treatment is that. >> the government had not retained an expert to give an opinion. >> reporter: others suspected something was wrong as far back as 2010. >> things were being administ administered and used incorrectly. >> reporter: cancer nurse angela swantek said she complained. >> to know that a doctor could have potentially brought your death on sooner is sickening. >> reporter: a year later, the licensing board could not prove allegations and closed the file. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. federal prosecutors are still building their case against him as more patients' relatives come forward. >>> hanging out with grandma may be the key the a sound mind. resear

. >> we recognize this area has had a history of fay tal a fatas in the last 30 years for firefighters are cognizant of the terrain and fuel conditions and the fire behavior that a kurz here occur. >> something we take very seriously. >> reporter: it's been one of the largest firefighters in california history. while it may be beaten back a bit. it's fa there are beaten, melissa chan, al jazerra, california. >> and as the fire consume even more territory, what are the most pressing risks facing firefighters and emergency management personnel? and to answer that question joining is us now with the latest is kelly houston deputy director of crisis communications for the governor's office of emergency services. and mr. houston, what are the greatest threats pose bide the fire right now? >> the greatest threats are one like you heard from the chief, from cal fire is the threat to firefighters because of the terrain, it's a very rugged terrain, there is a history here of firefighters getting injured and we have lost some in this area and that's all along what's call the highway 108 corridor

farid fata says he also gave cancer treatments to patients who didn't have cancer.ave chemotherapy to patients in remission or on their death beds. and used foreign doctors with questionable certifications to be able to see 50 to 70 patients a day. still some of his patients stand by the doctor. >> if it were not for fata, i wouldn't be here right thousand. i got to see my grandbaby. and i love him and i think this is a witch hunt. >> a judge has ruled that dr. fata must provide a $9 million bond to get out of federal custody. 9 million. >>> a lot of expecting mothers hope their labor will be brief. but there's short and then there's too short. adriana hopkins from our affiliate has the story of this woman who gave birth before anyone was ready. well, anyone but the baby. >> she's so beautiful. >> reporter: she is just so sweet. and a little impatient. not that anyone is complaining. mommy suzanne na privara delivered the 6 pound, 8 ounce diane in about 30 minutes or so. in a hospital, yes. just not the delivery room. take a look. this bundle of joy was born in the

a jury found city detective anthony fata guilty on all three counts including urgency. workers compensation benefits fraud of more than $10,000. he told investigators he was in a parking lot when somebody shot him, but prosecutors say he shot himself to collect benefits. 11 news update, baltimore city police arrest a 16-year-old boy they say stabbed a teenager to death. does your williams is charged as an adult. he is accused of stabbing the 16-year-old during a fight and killing the teenager. we say to other people were stabbed but would not say what led up to the fight. the meantime, a former maryland lottery worker admits to stealing scratch off tickets and collecting the winnings. the 59-year-old pled guilty to felony theft in anne arundel circuit court tuesday. he will be sentenced next month. according to the attorney general's office, he sold more than 7500 scratch off tickets to collect more than $67,000. the heat is back on. >> the dew points have come up to 70. you will feel the humidity. there will be showers or thunderstorms that pop up. not a big deal. thos

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. >> reporter: the state says it is still building its case against fata. as more patients come forward with complaints. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. dan and bianna. >> unbelievable. >> shocking allegations. >> thank you. >>> shift gears to politics. president obama has started his eight-day summer vacation on martha's vineyard. he and michelle boarded a flight yesterday. >> meanwhile, this weekend, in the key state of iowa, the race to replace president obama appears to be in full swing, everyone though the election is somewhere than three years out. let's bring in george stephanopoulos, host of "this week." i have never been good at math. but i think we have got 29 months before the election. what is going on? both parties holding events this weekend. >> but it's only two years until the iowa straw polls. that's why everybody is out there. >> two years. >> iowa, the first caucus state. we all know how important it is. it launched president obama back in 2008. and this is a wide-open race, particularly on the republican side. what was s

fata's clinic. >> to know that a doctor could have potentially brought your death on sooner is sickening>> a year later, michigan's licensing board could not prove any violation and closed the file. >> reporter: if convicted, the doctor faces up to 20 years in prison. federal prosecutors are still building their case against him as more patients' relatives come forward. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> up next -- >> a mystery, for half a millennium. it may soon be solved. >> 21st century technology may be the key to unlocking the secret to who this woman was that inspired davinci back in the 16th century. >> ahead in the next half-hour. the new technology that is literally tagging suspected criminals and even stolen properties making it a lot easier to find. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 500-year-old mystery surrounding one of the most famous paintings may be getting close to being solved. >>> scientists think that the identity of the model for davinci's masterpiece could be revealed through dn

>>gretchen: prosecutors believe if fata is a flight risk.rrow. >> be prepared to show your i.d. to buy nail polish remover. c.v.s. customers will have to show they are at least 18 years old and will be limited on the numbers of bottles they can buy. they say the new policy is to prevent criminals from buying it to make crystal meth. >> take a look at your tv screen. this is video of a meteor shower. the dazzling display released 50 fireballs an hour. >>> the newspaper editor who came under fire for publishing names and addresses of licensed gun owners has been fired. karen mcbride editor of the journal news in new york. those are your headlines. >>eric: took awhile. how about sports? jason dufner finally did it. dufner was a bogey on the 18th hole to win the p.g.a. championship. he finished ten under par. a major redemption for dufner who had an epic collapse two years ago in the same tournament. this is dufner's first major championship. tiger woods tied for 40th. winless in his last 18 majors. check out this photo. jamaica's usain bolt rec