law. >> i am john mcafee.d about me living here. the fbi is going to be looking for me if you want to call them. >> the fbi? >> reporter: and it was all captured on tape. >> i'm sort of the god of computer security. >> reporter: stay with us. when i feel controlled by frequent, unpredictable abdominal pain or discomfort and diarrhea. i tried lifestyle changes and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that's really frustrating. that's why i talked to my doctor about viberzi... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both abdominal pain and diarrhea at the same time. so i can stay ahead of my symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have no gallbladder, have pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a bowel or gallbladde

>>> mcafee. program that updates at the worst possible times. >> reporter: here's something you rarely see, an inventor trashing the very product that made him filthy rich. >> i've had nothing to do with mcafee software for over 15 years. i've had more pressing things to do. >> reporter: in this masterpiece of satire called "how to uninstall mcafee antivirus." mcafee makes light of his harem and his affinity for drugs and weapons. >> i know exactly what to do. >> reporter: the company that still bears his name called the video ludicrous, saying it "has no basis in reality." >> this ring is two computers. >> reporter: mcafee says he's got plenty of new tricks up his sleeve -- or actually, on his finger. >> this is called an nfc ring, near field communications. >> reporter: he's showing me that's out on the market. >> so i am going to borrow your phone, i put it to my ear. >> reporter: but it's really a warning. >> i could've downloaded a script which took full control of your phone. you're living

." >> tonight, decoding mcafee. he's the tech genius behind your anti-virus software who went from multimillionaire to international fugitive. >> why go on the run? >> because if i didn't go on the run i'd be a dead man now. >> now john mcafee in a no holds barred interview. >> you're asking the most ridiculous thing. >> as he tries to sound at larm on cyber security. >> our security is being eroded and we have no more privacy. >>> and -- ♪ the it boys of the '90s who mm-bopped their way to the tocchet charts, now all grown up and mmm-back. ♪ with a new single "i was born." how this band of brothers is staying true to their music. >>> plus bumper to bumper. melissa mccarthy takes her act to the streets of new york city ahead of her big "snl" return as sean spicer. but first the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. he's the elusive and eccentric millionaire behind the household name that's protected

authorities wanted mcafee for questioning, but mcafee wasn't interested.into the jungle and we headed to belize. >> when we say we're going to talk tomorrow, does that mean face to face? >> reporter: he then fled to guatemala, where he sat sort of for an interview. after faking a heart attack, mcafee was finally deported back to the u.s. and to freedom, never charged with any crime in belize. now four years later mcafee granted me his first no-holds-barred interview. i flew to meet him in tennessee where he lives quietly with his new wife and a small arsenal. >> is it a real gun or -- >> it's a [ bleep ] real gun. >> reporter: and his faithful bodyguard. >> let me make this perfectly clear. i had nothing to do with the murder of gregory fall. you're asking the most ridiculous thing. >> this is not -- you have to admit that it's not ridiculous. that your dogs, nine of your dogs, your beloved dogs, were poisoned. that would make a man who loves animals absolutely irate. >> right. >> it would be -- enough to make a man who loves his dogs willing to kill someo

john mcafee was named a person of interest by authorities in the 2012 murder of his neighbor. tonight on "20/20," he is speaking out about the murder and whether he was involved. he has let a colorful life, to say the least, including trying to run for president in the last election. how has he been able to be so public and yet remain a fugitive? >> he bailey's, so he is not technically a fugitive there. elize, so he is not technically a fugitive there. he escapes through. fled, melting away to the jungle, spent three weeks in the jungle before escaping to gotemala, and then he imported back to the u.s. he has never been charged. thishing we look at in hour is not only what happened ze, the murder itself, but about mcafee 2.0. he has reinvented himself to be a cyber security guru and gets paid $25,000 a pop to speak at all of these cyber security conferences. an astonishing story, the rise and fall of mcafee, and what seems to be the rise surprising thing for viewers tonight? right's i think the way he engages me and the viewers. one thing you don't see is that he will be talk

the truth with mcafee is very hard to pin down. >> and during the majority of the interview, he had an assault rifle? >> yeah, it was a high-powered air rifle that shoots 9 millimeters right there on the bar. >> okay. you got a lot to talk about. >> and many more allegations. >> matt, thank you. see more of matt's interview on "20/20" tonight. michael? >>> coming up on our big board. from the ring to the big screen. the wwe stars that are taking over hollywood. who are the ones to watch? we'll talk about that when we come back in two minutes. watch? we'll talk about that when we come back in two minutes. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. at pthey're made withutro non-gmo ingredients and high-quality protein. now spe

they actually killed his neighbor in order to frame mcafee because mcafee knew that somehow the governmentas involved in corruption with the cartel. for four years the cartel has assassined all over the world trying to kill him. >> wow, you can see what mcafee is up to now in the full interview which is tonight, 2020 here on abc7 news. >> a cyber attack his 20 u.s. countries and a tool may be involved. >> i think the president wants loyalty to this country and to the rule of law. >> a call for loyalty from the president and the morning tweets that are raising concerns. >> and after spending 90 days behind the doors of a church, two undocumented immigrants say they are now out of hiding. internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. >> announcer: l

he sat down to talk about mcafee 2.0.s parody video, he disavowed the anti-virus program that made him rich. the company's new owners called it ludicrous. he's paid $25,000 a pop to speak to group like this. single-mindedly sounding the alarm about privacy. restricted. we have no more privacy. >> reporter: perhaps the only constant in his life. are you madman? are you -- paranoid? are you an entrepreneur? >> all of the above. >> reporter: it's hard to square the versions of mcafee, the courtly sourp gentleman accused of murdering a neighbor. he loves to put an arm around people. he's undoubtedly charming. the truth with mcafee is very hard to pin down. he's just so slippery. >> and during the majority of the interview, he had an asilent rifle. >> yeah, it was a high-powered air rifle that shoots 9 millimeter right there on the bar. >> you have a lot to talk about. hey, matt, thank you. see more of matt's interview on "20/20" tonight. >>> coming up on our big board. from the ring to the big screen. the wwe stars that are t

we will have an update by the security company mcafee later this hour. betty: australia courts a new agreement with hong kong. we will hear from a trade minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak asia," and i am betty liu in new york. shery: i'm shery ahn in hong kong. a pet trade mr.'s are heading to c tradehis weekend -- ape ministers are heading to hanoi this weekend. minister told us australia sees opportunity from the chinese initiative. for us to betunity able to work in a cobbler mentoring away with this initiative. australia of course has a great relationship with china, especially when it comes to trade. we have a lot of knowledge and its variants we can share, so i'm confident going forward, australia will be able to play its role as part of the broader initiatives being executed across the various countries and throughout asia and into europe. shery: you are in hong kong at the moment. you are there to launch trade negotiations with hong kong. what are you hoping to achieve out of this deal? steven: there is a lot more to trade th

, the eccentric leader of the mcafee antivirus software.ngle" based on the wired magazine article about john mcafee living in isolation in belize. it will debut at the cannes film festival. he will be seen in the "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales" which comes out memorial day weekend. >>> 34% of the current residents are considering leaving the bay area due to skyrocketing housing costs and traffic. those are two of the issues driving jessica to move to oregon who is called the bay area home for 40 years but says that it is no longer a good fit for her family. >> there is a difference when you go to bend oregon, everyone is waving at everybody, saying hello. i don't see people with their head down in their phone walking around as much as i do here. >> according to the public policy institute of california the golden state population is still on the rise with more people moving in that out. last year in the bay area 22,000 people moved to other parts of the country, 52,000 moved in. >>> it is 6:45 am. >>> the california histo

mcafee founded the first security company.took his fortune and fled to belize where he pulled a reporter from wired magazine into a web of paranoia and violence. >>> tonight a little kitten in the east bay is smiling wide and very lucky to be alive. >> california highway patrol officers in oakland jumped in their suv early this morning to respond to a collision. an after driving to the scene, they kept hearing meowing. a few minutes later, they found this little terrified kitten, so cute. >> it apparently had been hanging underneath the car for at least four miles. so what are they calling it? chip. the tow truck driver at the scene asked to adopt her. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather, it was a bright but breezy and cool finish to the weekend. temperatures this afternoon about 5 to 10 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. the trend for the week ahead, warm those numbers up. live doppler 7 earlier this afternoon had a couple of isolated showers in the hilltops. the sun

mcafee's story is worth a movie.a millionaire moves to belize and is a person of interest in a murder. it's based on a story written by davis, he wrote stories about wars. >> belize is a tropical place. i'm going to have a relaxing experience. i'm going to recover from libya, and i end up in a situation where i'm surrounded by guns, asas sassens, pimps, and prostitutes and it's mind boggling. >> he said his mother did not approve. >> the guns or james mcafee? >> mothers don't approve of any of those things. >> no doubt about that. thank you. >> we have a great story, you might this months ago. you remember april the giraffe who gave birth online? this was the birth the world was watching and waiting for for months. now you can see april and the entire family in person at the animal adventure park. all you have to do is troovl to harpersville, new york. 200 miles northwest of snorx. you might say that's upstate new york. the park officially opening yesterday. inside joke there, with thousands flocking to see the famil

. >>> johnny depp starring as john mcafee, the eccentric inventor of the mcafee virus software, "king of the jungle" based on the wired magazine article with him living in isolation in belize. the film will debut at the cannes film festival next month and johnny depp will be seen next on the big screen in "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales.">>> dc takes on the crown in the miss usa pageant and people are talking about her politics. >> cara macola is a 25-year-old scientist that works at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission sparking conversation on social media during the q&a portion of the contest. >> she said she believes people should have a job in order to have healthcare and also said that healthcare is not a right but a privilege. >>> the new exhibit in san francisco helping people to relive or in our case live for the first time, the summer of love 50 years later. >> the california historical society celebrating this unique part of the bay area history and we take a tour of the exhibit.>> [ music playing ] >> reporter: it was the bay area heyday for the 50s, flo

, it's called king of the jungle based on the wired magazine article about mcafee living in isolation. the movie will debut at the cannes film festival later this month and that will be next on the big screen pirates of the caribbean them and tell no tales. >> rumors of a white house shakeup this morning. white house press dashean spicer has been subject of firing speculation several times and there are reports the firing of james comey may be the start. james comey has not made public statements despite the media staking out his house. >> we would love to have him come in public their american people need to hear his side after he's been sullied and his reputation. >> some democrats have promised to block trump's nominee for the fbi unless there's a commitment to appoint a special prosecutor to look into the allegations that there were ties between the trump campaign and russia. >> one of the names floated is a possible replacement for white house press a very short spicer is a native of san francisco. the new york times is reporting president trump is seriously considering replacing

." >> tonight, decoding mcafee.he run? >> because if i didn't go on the run i'd be a dead man now. >> now john mcafee in a no holds barred interview. >> you're asking the most ridiculous thing. >> as he tries to sound at larm on cyber security. >> our security is being eroded and we have no more privacy. >>> and -- ♪ the it boys of the '90s who mm-bopped their way to the tocchet charts, now all grown up and mmm-back. ♪ with a new single "i was born." how this band of brothers is staying true to their music. >

schools, andtholic mcafee week in chicago, my parents never went to high reportedd when i was -- recruitedy west point, they couldn't imagine that a polish kid from chicago was going to go to school where presidents went to. i didn't want to go to west i wanted toe dribble behind my back. i probably would have gone to creighton. my parents kept putting pressure , like they would speak in polish, in the kitchen. that is why we never had a house. they would talk in polish. >> and you didn't know polish? i did not. they didn't want me to take polish in grade school and high school so that i wouldn't have an accent, because i -- they were afraid i wouldn't >> >> probably they had a number of different motives. a few english words in there. finally, i said, i will go. it was the best decision i never made. to go to west point. was the west point basis, foundation, of everything i am right now as a man. we were good, as far as the players. were a top 20 team. freshmen were not eligible at the time. we always had a winning record and the nic was as big as the ncaa during that time. we were good.

after years of knocking on the door, we have now taken mcafee in partnership with the parent companyntel in what was a proprietary dialogue and we and intel are totally convinced that we can take it to the next level. we have an ecosystem for it. we have a plan. it was not the competitive process. again, it's the importance of focusing ahead of time. content, media, our investments in caa, our investment in cirque du soleil, these are the results of years of working in what we think of as different segments of technology where we can have a differentiated approach. jason: coming up after the break, who is buying and who is selling? we hear from more voices at the private equity conference here in berlin. roberto: we did not get the u.s. election, we did not get brexit. i don't think we're going to get anything else in the short-term. i think we need to stay calm. stay focused. ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back. i am jason kelly here in berlin at the superreturn international conference. on stage and in the halls, there has been a mood of cautious optimism, and part of the caution comes from co

one of those companies, mcafee, ceo christopher young sent me the thoughts on global hack. the problem we see in security companies take the lack of an attack on their company, meaning they have a good defense. as a result, not much emphasis is placed on urgency patching their systems to prevent future attacks. ransomware appears to exploit a vulnerability in microsoft windows reportedly identified by the u.s. national security agency and later leaked into the internet. microsoft president brad smith placing some blame on the government. he said in a blog post, this attack provides another example why stockpiling of vulnerabilities by governments is such a problem of the hackers demanding 300 to 600 in digital currency, bitcoin. homeland security advisor tom bossert says so far they haven't gotten much from their victims. >> appears that less than $70,000 has been paid in ransoms. we're not aware if payments led to any data recovery. reporter: intelligence and law enforcement officials that may foreshadow a wave of similarly damaging attacks as copycat criminals try to make

written by a san francisco reporter who went to iraq and libya before going to belize to meet with mcafee. >> i'll have a nice relaxing experience and recover from libya and i end up in a situation where i'm surrounded by guns, assassins and pimps and prostitutes and it's just mind-boggling. >> mind-boggling indeed. joshua says his mother when she found out about all this did not approve of his trip. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> did you pay cash for your starbucks today? for some customers in the u.s. and canada that was the only option for a cup of joe. starbucks blames a payment system outage on a routine over night update. while some did pay in cash, others were treated to a free beverage. >> a little consolation there. the price of tickets as you know can be absolutely overbearing. and now a new senate bill is here in california is based on income. low-income earners who cannot pay the fine then escalate with late fees. anybody whose income is less than two and a half times the federal poverty level would get a break of up to about 80% in the cost of those tickets. the bill i

to star in the dark comedy "king of the jungle," based on the true story of technology giant john mcafee, who used his fortune to move to the jungle of belize and what's described as "a colonel kurtz-like compound of guns, sex and madness." sounds as if "captain jack sparrow" would feel right at home. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news. a bay area grandmother scammed out of thousands of dollars. the warning she has for you this morning in a story you will only see on kron four. and. we are learning new details on what led up to a crash that killed a northern california deputy and a community officer. and after the break. police say a man exposes himself on bart. we'll show you where it happened and else police say he's done. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this.

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