abc's gloria riviera has the latest. "?trump walks out/music?" donald trump taking a new path on the campaign trail? no podium. no set speech. instead - sitting down and taking questions donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "can you hear me now?" but that didn't stop the interruptions. nats - "?protestors yelling / escorted out?"

gloria riviera, abc news, washington. new information tonight on the mass shootings in san bernadino fbi investigators and divers are searching the seccombe lake in san bernardino for the third day this week. searchers have located items during the search but no word yet if the items are related to the case. investigators are hoping to find evidence linked to the shooting inside inland regional center ...that left 14 dead. authorities say killers syed farook and his wife tafsheen malik visited the site. an action news update tonight a suspect has been arrested in the investigation of a suspected arson fire at a southern california mosque. flames were reported just after noon friday at the islamic center of palm springs. the fire was contained to the small building's front lobby, and no one was injured. people at the mosque described hearing a "loud boom" and seeing flames. metro needs your help finding a person of interest in a fraud investigation. officers say that someone lost their wallet last month with their i-d and

here's abc's gloria riviera, with the holiday scam causing some big holiday headaches scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mom mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80 per cent off. sot mindy hayes, victim: "i said, 'oh, great deal.'" v/o: too great those boots never arrived, the online retailer apparently a fake. sot mindy hayes, victim: "when i got my confirmation email, it just didn't look legitimate. it was just text." mindy - an avid online shopper - who works in it.. was out 83 dollars. experts warn.. it could have been worse. more money.. or even her identity. mary power, ceo council for better business bureaus: clicking that link puts you in danger, it also puts your family and friends in danger. gr: all of that can happen with gfx v/o: safe sites have an 's' with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated... telling abc news.. it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." v/o: as for mindy hayes.. bac

here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: from threbtening phone calls -- >> within the next hour they will be at your doorstep to handcuff you and put you behind bars. >> reporter: -- pressure to act w. >> the issue is extremely serious and time sensitive. >> reporter: scam artists are bilking americans out of millions. tonight, a major consumer five biggest scams of the year. the better business reau giving abc news a first look at what its new scam tracker measuring complaints in all 50 states reveals. >> you can see real time what is happening in the scam and get a profile ofofhe scammers. >>>>eporter: number five on the list, fake government grants sold to consumers for a small fee. number four, fake tech support. andrea hahn was browsing online when a voice came through her laptop saying it was infected. she called the number on the scen and -- >> they took control of the computer. >> reporter: number three, those fake sweepstakes asking for a small fee to collect a prize. number two, aggressive debt collectors impersonating authorities. number one on the list, the irs scam. still sur

before you click your way to checkout, here's abc's gloria riviera with the holiday scam that is causing some big holiday headaches. >> reporter: this holiday season, beware of scam artists online, waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80% off. >> i was like, oh, great deal. >> reporter: too great. those boots never arrived. the online retailer apparently a fake. >> when i got my confirmation e-mail, it just didn't look legitimate. >> reporter: mindy, an avid online shopper, who works in i.t., was out $83. experts warn it could have been worse. more money or even her identity. >> clicking that link puts you in danger, it also puts your family and friends in danger. >> reporter: all of that can happen with just one click. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so, what should you be looking for? safe sites have an "s" with a lock in the url. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated, telling abc news it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." as for mindy hayes, she's w

abc's gloria riviera is looking to the holiday scam that is creating some serious problems right now. this holiday season beware of scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mom mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80 per cent off. sot mindy hayes, victim: "i said, 'oh, great deal.'" v/o: too great those boots never arrived, the online retailer apparently a fake. sot mindy hayes, victim: "when i got my confirmation email, it just didn't look legitimate. it was just text." mindy - an avid online shopper - who works in it.. was out 83 dollars. experts warn.. it could have been worse. more money.. or even her identity. mary power, ceo council for better business bureaus: clicking that link puts you in danger, it also puts your family and friends in danger. gr: all of that can happen with just one click. mp: absolutely. so.. what should you be looking for? gfx v/o: safe sites have an 's' fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. telling abc news.. it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." v/o: as for mindy hayes

and never send money by wire or debit card. >> felt very bad, very bad. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> good tips right there. still up for us, a homeless man and his christmas tree thrown no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. >>> well, we started the work week out, same mild temperatures, but fall, late fail is coming, right? >> yes, by next weekend. in a transient manner, though. i think by christmas week, we'll have mild temperatures coming back. it's just an unbelievable pattern. we're 9.5 degrees off from december, and we'll have a mild christmas. let's head out right now and check out what's going on. >> not bad, though. >> yeah, listen. this guy. >> he's got some skills. >> yep, he does. [laughter] >>> all right, we'll head outside right now and we see a little bit of fog developing as we look over toward one world trade. the top of the building being obscured by the fog cover and that will tend to expand keep that in mind if you're traveling in the wee hours of the mor

abc's gloria riviera has more. >> reporter: this holiday season, beware of scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80% off. >> great deal. >> too great. those boots never arrived. the online retailer apparently a fake. e-mail it didn't look legitimate. >> mindy an avid online shopper who works in i.t. was out $83. experts warn it could have been worse. more money or even her identity. >> clicking that link puts you in danger and puts your family and friends in danger. >> all of that can happen with one click. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so what should you be looking for? safe sites have an s with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and errors. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated telling abc news it has blocked this website from placing future ads. as for mindy hayes, she's working on getting her money back. >> it's hard to know really who you can and can't buy from online. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> i had

abc's gloria riviera has more on a holiday scam causing some big holiday headaches "this holiday season beware of scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mom mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook said, 'oh, great deal.'" those boots never retailer apparently a fake. "when i got my confirmation email, it just didn't look just text." mindy - an avid online shopper - who works in it.. was out 83 dollars. experts warn.. it could have been worse. more moneyey or mary powow, ceo council for better business bureaus: puts you in danger, family and friends in danger. gr: all of that can click. so.. what should you be looking for? safe sites have an 's' with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook q qckly investigated... telling abc news.. it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." as for mindy hayes.. she's working to get her money back... mindy hayes: it's hard to know who you can and cannot buy from online gloria riviera, abc still to come... if you haven't

abc's gloria riviera has the latest. they're the hottest new holiday decoration- nats - 00;41 "it's an amazing laser light show!" [commercial: country, starshower and similar lights-- nearly impossible to keep on the shelves sot// adham saif, manager at world houseware and hardware 21;06;08 we ran out like real quick! but on top of lifting spirits, these starshower laser lights- raising concerns for pilots in planes overhead sot // steve ganyard, abc news consultant 15;06;21 there's a danger that you could injure the crew an more than 13-thousand feet above the ground - sparking a warning from the faa. the agency says it's investigating the incident, but in the meantime, telling decorators to use caution when setting up the colorful projectors sot// lynn lunsford, spokesman for federal aviation administration if the box is aimed a little high, some of the laser light will not hit the roof of the house, for example, it will just keep going off into space? or worse?right into a cockpit? last month a california coast see gr

before you click your way to the checkout, abc's gloria riviera has the holiday scam causing some big holiday headaches. gloria: this holiday season, beware of scammers online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80% off. mindy: great deal. gloria: too great. those boots never arrived. the online retailer apparently a fake. mindy: when i got my confirmation email, it just didn't look legitimate. gloria: mindy, an avid online shopper who works in i.t., was out $83. experts warn it could have been worse. more money or even her identity. mary power: clicking that link puts you in danger. it also puts your family and friends in danger. gloria: all of that can happen mary power: absolutely. gloria: what should you be safe sites have an "s" with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. real on-line businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated telling abc news it has blocked this website from placing future ads. as for mindy hayes, she's working on getting h

gloria riviera reports. new only campaign -- taking a new on the campaign trail. donald trump: can you hear me now? gloria: but that did not stop the interruptions. one after another, protesters were ushered out. many were upset at the candidate' s proposal to ban all muslims. donald trump: we don' t want people coming in and knocking down trade centers and happening -- and causing things that happened last week and severed and you know, these radical, horrible people. we do not what what happened in paris and what happened here. gloria: the gop front-runner was facing different kinds of questions. on "fox and friends," he was asked about ted cruz. donald trump: i do like ted cruz, but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba, in all fairness. of catholics come out of cuba and a lot of street people come out of cuba, but i was having a little fun with ted. gloria: he is trump' s number one contender in iowa. this is still the first time he has taken erect shots at the texas senator. >> if anybody else gets elected, i just think it is going to be a disaster. glori

before you click your way to checkout, here's abc's gloria riviera with the holiday scam that is causing some big holiday headaches. >> reporter: this holiday season, beware of scam artists online, waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80% off. >> i was like, oh, great deal. >> reporter: too great. those boots never arrived. the online retailer apparently a fake. e-mail, it just didn't look legitimate. >> reporter: mindy, an avid online shopper, who works in i.t., was out $83. experts warn it could have been worse. more money or even her identity. >> clicking that link puts you in danger, it also puts your family and friends in danger. >> reporter: all of that can happen with just one click. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so, what should you be looking for? safe sites have an "s" with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated, telling abc news it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." as fo

gloria riviera abc news washington the food and drug administration just approved a new life saver.. injectable sponges that the manufacturer claims can stop bleeding in seconds. the sponge expands and can be used to control life-threatening wounds in areas where a tourniquet cannot be used, like the groin or the armpit. before now it's only been used on the battlefield. last year, when the product was approved for military use, the vice-president of the company described why it was necessary. (john steinbaugh/vp, revmedx) "after multiple rotations in iraq and afghanistan, it was always the same complaint from the guys, we need better products that control hemorrhaging. you could rapidly apply this product to many people and save a lot of time." the sponges can be used for up to four hours, allowing time for an injured person to receive medical care. action news is staying updated on news here at home. police want to know what caused this crash. they a 23-year old man crashed his motorcycle into that car this afternoon near cheyenne and allen. this is just a reminder for the valley,

abc' s gloria riviera has the latest. >> donald trump taking a new no podium. instead sitting down and taking questions. >> can you hear now? >> that did not stop the interruptions. one after another, protesters escorted out. many upset at his proposal to ban all muslims from entering the country. >> we don' t want people knocking down the world trade center and having what happened to california with these people. that radical, crazy, horrible people. we don' paris. >> this morning he was facing different kinds of questions. >> good morning. >> trump asked about some comments he has aimed at ted cruz. >> i do like ted cruz. not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba. a lot of catholics come out of cuba. i was having a little fun. >> cruz has emerged as the number one contender in iowa. while the attack says -- were not as over-the-top, it is the first time he has taken directed shots at the texas senator. >> anybody else gets elected, it is going to be a disaster. >> stephanie: a rising star in the democratic party was in the granite state today backing hillar

gloria riviera joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: it was here that a sunday adventure for a boy scout troop leader and three scouts turned to a close call. a desperate rescue mission in these northern new jersey woods. cave with a bear. he has been injured by the bear. >> reporter: a police chopper circling overhead spots a possible distress sign. >> they also have started a fire possibly for a smoke signal. >> reporter: the victim, a boy scout troop leader, yelling for help. >> he is bleeding from his neck, his arm, and his head. >> i heard the sirens, thought the helicopter was searching for looking, going around and around. >> reporter: rescuers are able to reach the man, whisking him and the three boy scouts to safety. that troop leader taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. area in just over a year. a black bear about 20 minutes from here. the surging bear population and close encounters like this one, outside an elementary school, prompting controversial hunts from new jersey to florida. the local mayor says the attack happened when the group w

abc's gloria riviera is looking to the holiday scam that is creating some serious problems right now. this holiday season beware of scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mom mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots, over 80 per cent off. sot mindy hayes, victim: "i said, 'oh, great deal.'" v/o: too great those boots never arrived, the online retailer apparently a fake. sot mindy hayes, victim: "when i got my confirmation email, it just didn't look legitimate. it was just text." mindy - an avid online shopper - who works in it.. was out 83 dollars. experts warn.. it could have been worse. more money.. or even her identity. mary power, ceo council for better business bureaus: clicking that link puts you in danger, it also puts your gr: all of that can happen with gfx v/o: safe sites have an 's' with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors. real online businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated... telling abc news.. it has "blocked this website from placing future ads." v/o: as f

gloria riviera has the story. >> reporter: a desperate rescue mission in the new jersey woods. >> we cave with a bear. he has been injured by the bear. >> reporter: a police chopper circling overhead spots a possible distress sign. >> they also have started a fire possibly for a smoke signal. >> reporter: the victim, a boy scout troop leader, yelling for help. >> he is bleeding from his neck, his arm, and his head. >> i heard the sirens, thought the helicopter was looking for something because it was just circling around and around. >> reporter: rescuers are able to reach the man, whisking him and the three boy scouts to safety. that troop leader taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's the second attack in this area in just over a year. a college student was killed by a black bear about 20 minutes from here. the surging bear population and close encounters like this one, outside an elementary school, prompting controversial hunts from new jersey to florida. the local mayor says the attack happened when the group was exploring a cave. it was the three scouts