. >> no one knows mcafee quite the way joshua davis does. long before mcafee became a person of interest in the murder of his neighbor, davis visited the software pioneer in the jungle, watched him play russian roulette twice. and he wrote a chilling piece called john mcafee's last stand. what caused you to be so curious about this man so early? i mean, we were all fascinated when he started to flee and was stressing up as a bettgerman tourist. but you figured out early he was somebody to take a look at. >> six months before that, the end of april, he was raided by the gang suppression unit of the belizean police force and charged with running a meth lab in the jungle. and i just thought no way. how is that possible? >> the software guy. >> the software guy, a guy who basically created the anti-virus industry is now in the jungle running a meth lab? and so i figured there had therehad to be more to it. so i went down there in june. >> call him on the phone and say -- >> i e-mailed him, said i'd like to come visit and hear your side of the st

it was basically the article by joshua davis in "wired" magazine that was purchased for the life storys possible we could have two movies, one by joshua davis and one, of course, john mcafee himself who is out there, we're told, trying to also sell his life story for a buck and a movie. no word on who would play him. i think robert downey jr. would be good for one of them. >> like this a lot. when is this expected to hit then? >> no schedule yet. these things take a couple of years, though they are now speeding them up. my question is also there's no ending for this move yet. we don't know whether he had anything to do with this murder. we don't know what he's going to do, so i guess they are assuming that there will be an ending between now and the time this movie is made. >> that's a really good point because we don't know where this goes, and isn't that going to dictate how you portray this character, although he's already pretty, you know -- there's a picture and a perception of mcafee already out there. >> you've got the crazy life part. >> yeah. >> how do you depict the murder? n

. >> joshua davis, a contributing editor for "wired" magazine and nbc consultant was in the midst ofry broke. >> let me ask you point-blank just for the record. >> no, sir. no, sir. it's not even funny. >> okay. >> that first, frantic week he spoke to mcafee several times a day and from the beginning mcafee seemed determined to tell his story as if it were an action epic. >> he says that the police came to his property on sunday. he saw them coming. he thought it was another attempt to harass him. he didn't know about the murder that point and he dug a hole in the sand like a dog and buried himself and put a cardboard box over his head so that they wouldn't find him. he stayed there for hours, he says, until the police left and then he ran off. >> mcafee told davis he was not alone, he had a young girlfriend with him. >> sam is quite the soldier. she has been with me for the past couple of months. >> his plan, if there was one, seemed to be to use the media's fascination with him to change the subject from who killed greg faull to a scattershot series of claims about high-level corru

. >> joshua davis. where didn't he flee right then? joshua covered the war in libya and iraq.kes a lot to scare him. after "meet the press" on sunday. >> we look forward to it. thank you. >>> new way to help keep your home safe from burglars without spending big bucks on a security system. take a look. raymond wang developed a wireless system called i smart alarm which sends an alert to your iphone if someone tries to break into your home. this is video from the company's website. the system which debuted this week will start at just $79 and could be ready by april. the creator says he was inspired to create a better home security system after late apple co-founder steve jobs' home was burgla burglarized in palo alto last year. >>> this is hilarious. a company has created a fork that monitors how fast you actually eat. take a look. the battery powered fork contains a motion sensor which can figure out when it is lifted toward your mouth. if you are eating too fast, a warning light blinks and the fork vibrates. data can be downloaded to your computer to track your eating habits

this weekend on "press here" one of my guests is joshua davis who lived with mcafee at his compound with girls and guns. here's josh describing a scary moment with mcafee playing russia roulette at the kitchen table. >> he opens the chamber up. drops the bullets out. takes one bullet. puts it in the gun. spins it. puts it to his head. there's five chambers and he pulls it four times and says maybe you're assumptions about reality are incorrect. >> just one of the bizarre, bizarre stories we'll learn about after "meet the press" on sunday morning. >> my gosh. you learn something new every day about that guy. all right. >>> want to check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. are we going to get a warmup? >> no. we're going to have to wait for it. we'll get a little bit of a warmup next week when we meet back here but it's going to be a cold weekend. look at this from yesterday. this is the santa cruz mountains. beautiful shot sent in from one of our national weather service storm spotters. this is just an excellent picture. 2,400 feet is where the snow came down. we saw snow

i don' joshua davis' trip into the heart of darkness. this week on "press: here." good morning.mcafee, the security pioneer turned fugitive, declared last week hezbollah was operating in central america. he also said he had wiretapped most of the politicians in his home country