but not a fake, just not a gun. rather a highly sophisticated bomb, which mr. kuryakin will innocently carry into u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. good afternoon, mr. kuryakin. i... i heard about mr. solo. check this, please. i have a very special treat for you, mr. solo. i'm going to allow you to witness the final stage of my plan to destroy u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. right through to the last digit in the countdown. so far, so good. no reaction to the alarm devices. i see. okay, thank you. the device contains no active demolition mechanism. when you're ready, gentlemen. you may begin analysis procedures. it's begun. mr. kuryakin. inasmuch as your scientific skill won us this prize, you do the honors. thank you. the mechanism will be ready to be triggered ved from the inner casing. to be detect? no, no, mr. solo. the triggering is done remotely. the bomb will send me a signal when it is ready. then all i need to do is pull this lever, febray to antenna tower. antenna tower. increase your amplification. cisiuit signals are weakening. signal at peak. hold it steady. only

fake. and impact, not hard enough. if you're going to fake it, you might need to break a bone or two. >>> dogs just want to help. >> dogs are the most helpful creatures in the world and sometimes you only need one, but three have to get involved like in this video. you got a puppy stranded on that surf board. that poor puppy. it senses danger. golden retriever to the res crew. >> jumped in with the life vest on and immediately puts his mouth on the board and pushes the puppy to safety. another dog says it's pool time. now two of them are guiding the board to the side of the pool. in this next video, this dog doesn't really want to help out. that is the corgi helping on the channel, today's recipe is a little french cooking. >> no, he and chef matt are making kibble. basically, kibble with meat in a can with sauce and cheese. >> that's one heck of a meal. >> finally, take the hat off, put the bib on. samples, success, looks resistant, right? they bring in the other dog. see if the other dog likes it. she's sucking the fo

helps them make money. >> reporter: the guys in macedonia are quick to argue that their sites are not fake news. >> first, i don't agree that the sites are fake. maybe some of them have fake stories. but not a lot. further. >> the only copy-paste for mainstream media? >> yeah, but i'm changing everything in sight. >> you need to have a good headline for your story to be successful. >> a headline you made yourself? >> yeah. >> can you show us a headline? >> boom, rush reveals michelle's perverted past after she dumps on trump. this is the headline. >> what was the original headline? >> rush reveals michelle's past. >> reporter: but those sites exactly pulitzer prize-winning. >> this is the site we take the most posts, followers. >> western journalism? >> yes. conservative tribute, this is the federal paper. >> it's really easy to make something up. the amount of effort, actually, to create something that gets a huge amount of attention on facebook and can earn thousands and thousands of dollars, is minimal. >> reporter: but after scoffing at the notion that fake news on facebook had an impa

these site that promote fake stories would not exist.ame out with a new blog post where he says we are taking this seriously. we know misinformation sa problem. we'll try to do a lot of things about it. he says facebook will try to do a lot of things to down play fake news and people's timelines. the reality is that this will always be an issue from here on out. there will always be new types of distorted news. as the other guest was saying, there are a lot of other websites that are not fake but are highly misleading. the onus is on the users to be a lot more aware of what they're consuming. the pope one is a great one. look at the logo of the website, they look like cheap websites. they don't look like cnn. so if you go and seek out a more reliable or credible source that can help you sort it out. >> matt, you wrote an article about this fake news phenomenon in huffington post. that article went viral. >> yeah. it was very interesting to be completely honest i used a little bit of click bait as the headline. the loophole that could all

outrage when you have -- it is not fake outrage when you have families, when you have children that are afraid for their lives because they -- >> what about american families? they shouldn't be here in the first place. >> because of some collusion between their own community police officers -- >> collusion? >> is going to essentially turn them in when they have done nothing wrong except be here without documents. that is not criminal felony. >> we can have open borders. >> here's the problem with that. most people are going nothing to go around looking for who are the families and the kids and yank them out of school. that's an extremist vision. >> welcome to trump administration. >> i agree with some of his policies but not all of them. deportation plan is too much. as far as border security and we should know who is coming in and out of this country. >> we do have that. >> not really. as far as interior enforcent in, it is a down 40%. >> you can pick and choose which laws they are going to enforce. >> you have people coming across the this border in the droves, in the shows since

posted, that that's okay when you know that. >> define fake for me. >> you can't define fake. >> lies, things note, fake. >> mainstream media blaming conservative media for losing the election, losing credibility and losing readers. their definition of fake news is anything that doesn't align with their leftist agenda. if you look at the blacklist of fake news sites that's being circulated by new york magazine and others. it conservatives all conservative sites and some of them are not fake it includes michelle malkin's twitchy on there, breitbart news. ij review. this is all about conservatives waging -- i'm sorry liberals waging wars on conservative media and we would not be having this discussion if hillary lost the election. >> we're are almost out of time. do you really trust the teenage billionaires over at twitter to make these decisions. i would think be suspicious of this level of power. >> i think they are suspicious of it fundamentally. more suspicious of these kinds of stories that are coming out. >> free exchange of ideas that's really scary. >> fake news, you can't pinpoint what it

99% shot nick is behind the camera. >> definitely real. >> yeah, the time, always looked shock, not fake at all. i'm going real with you on this one. >> video number two. >> frozen fish out of the freezer. going to put it in this water here and stay tuned. >> there's another fish in there, too, what's going to happen? >> oh, is this like the bee thing where you can temporarily make the bee fall asleep? by freezing it and bringing it back? >> i don't see what would be fake at all. >> this is real, all in one rolling now. i think it's possible. i'm going real. >> i'm going real with an asterisk because it's possible because they breed human body parties and put them back in you. >> freezer looks like a flash freeze kind of thing. >> yeah, didn't have time for the heart to stop. >> also may have caught it this morning. >> the internet says this fish is an arctic black fis and they can be frozen in mud and sometimes a block of ice and survive without an water freezes at zero degrees celcius, the blood in fishes sometimes freezes at a minus .56 degrees or .65 degrees celcius, so the blood can

that's not fake blood. she really was pecked in the face by the birds. >> he told me wee ruin my career. i said, do what you have to do, i don't care. i'm out. >> tippi's legacy lives on in daughter melanie and granddaughter dakota johnson, "fifty shades of grey." too much for this grandma. >> have you seen it? >> no. >> she's a grand marks after all. if would you like to read an excerpt of her book, come to >> deborah: still to come, how one woman is showing her appreciation for law enforcement after those cops were murdered in iowa. >>> closed caption sponsorship >> deborah: finally today an act of healing after the shooting of two police officers. help. i want you guys to be hydrated. >> a woman gives an officer food and water, then hugs him tight. >> i want you to go home to your families because i want my dad to come home to me and i want my friends to come home to me. an switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...g

. >> and if i was a lawyer in the government it is where you wish it was not fake then you would not have to do very much it would be a lot easier. but i also thought that, it is a virtue that is unappreciated in the well functioning system. think about what kind of choices one would make if don't know exactly the dimensions of the national security crisis and you have rules and indians reduce selector rule that says you could do a lot or very little? opposed you say i don't know which? if you say you can do a lot that may be too much but very little could be too little power. if you just love to open in the basic instruction was like my father would give me don't stay out too late. [laughter] it is hard to violate and hard to comply. >> is father was a law professor. you may think that was so wise way to allocate the that is what the framers did and what is remarkable is how many presidents their legal advisor as members of congress have tried to keep things in very few presidents have actually ever asserted a sweeping power when they confront the limit congress puts forward they tr

let's take a listen to what mark zuckerberg had to say about fake news and whether or not it influencedhe election. take a listen. >> personally, i think the idea that fake news on facebook -- t's a very small amount of the content -- influenced the election in any way is a pretty crazy idea. emily: jennifer, what do you think? how much responsibility does facebook, twitter bear here? >> the election has highlighted and amplified how impactful social media is. i think all of these private organizations -- they aren't subject to first amendment coverage, common carrier rules. but how they think about their impact requires them to reflect on what that looks like. even if it's a small percentage of that today, how this will change over time and what tools they can use on a nonarbitrary basis, manage fake news or harassment or aggression through their sites is something they need to be taking a look at and suspect they are. emily: facebook is enormous. david kirkpatrick wrote the book on facebook and suggested earlier this week that jack dorsey is taking a more political stance. where we ar

look, the dollar is -- >> it's not fake news -- >> it's fake news -- >> betsy, where are you gettingoing well -- >> look, it's documented in the news -- >> the republicans on the hill made it up. >> what news, betsy? >> -- and the president concealed them and -- >> betsy, where are you reading that? >> -- pompeo where the ones who revealed them in the meeting with -- >> betsy, betsy, betsy, where are you reading that? >> i will provide the clips for you after this segment. >> okay. >> they were well -- >> we're looking forward to seeing those clips from breitbart news. brianna, i think going forward -- >> that's awe stupid comment, let's keep this -- >> -- number one, donald trump -- >> a fair chance to do a great job, that's what the nation believes he is doing -- >> hilary. >> i think that the country is -- does want to give the president-elect a chance. i do believe that. and i do think, though, that he is given the divisive nature of this campaign, that a majority of americans did not vote for him and that -- >> well, that's -- >> i let you talk, let me talk. that a majority of a

it's not fake. >> a lot of times when you see people in sports, you think they're not role models. all you have to do is queue up that tape and realize yes, they are. >> if you do watch the show, tony, i'm going to tell you, i'm sending that to my kids. thank you for that. >> what happened to the food? >> we can eat it when popstart happens. >> it's national fast food day. that's why. >> thanks, friend. this is good. okay. first to carrie fisher revealing the secret she's kept for 40 years. carrie telling "people" magazine that she and harrison ford had a real-life affair on the set of the original "star wars." carrie was 19, harrison was 33, and he was married and had two children. the affair lasted three months. carrie telling the magazine it was so intense, it was han and leia. i'm sorry, niece's name is leila. >> you haven't been corrected until you've been corrected by someone with a mouthful of food. >> princess leia, i know the when the filming did but she remembers the time fondly and of course she and harrison reunited for the latest starruzo movie? >> by the way, the next

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fake. it's not a newspaper. rticle in a fake newspaper getting money from ads every time that you look at it. facebook and google will no longer send ad dollars to those sites. they won't prohibit the sites from showing up on your feeds. you're going to have to deal with that, but it is a good first step. during the election buzzfeed figured out many of the fake news items you saw in your facebook feed were authored by a groupmacedonia. they weren't trying to influence the election, just trying to get people to click on the articles to make money. they knew if they wrote something outrageous, that would work. >>> the ave. raej rate for a 30-year mortgage hit 4%, the highest it's been in years and years. the reason, it's tied to treasury bond yields and the donald trump rally on the stock market. my boss would kill me if i took the ten minutes it would take to explain the relationship. you're going to have to take my word for it. let's check the rest of the news before the bell with landon dowdy at cnbc world head

want to ask you about a conversation with the author of a study on stanford on students not being able to determine fake news from real news. i know you you saw the results. are you surprised. >> i am not. it is hard to tell the difference. 82% of the middle school students surveyed could not tell the difference between new news and a sponsor post that masquerades as a news article and you see them all the time on buzz feed. >> and facebook was under some criticism after the election, people thinking that fake news were perpetuated by users may have even affected the election. and how much is being discussed in the tech world. >> the tech world is taking this seriously. we know it is not just fake news, a bigger problem that is that exaggeration and omission and heavy spin by greedy publishers are pushing people to believe things that are not true. and it is one thing to call something a hoax. maybe a computer algorithm could figure out but is this somebody's point of view or somebody purposely misinforming people to make money. this is a harder to tell and i think it will be a big issue not just for fa

for them it's not fake. it's fact. >> it starts to move fast, as you know.post something on the internet, you ow this because you are a journalist, what used to take a week for people to take apart, they take apart in an hour. sometimes it's good. here is another source. you can add on to it. the question becomes -- i think this is what we're facing, you are facing in the media, how do we have a full-blown, a first amendment press and yet have the speed and the action that we have? it's a real challenge. we're in some uncertain times. donald trump release aid video the other night, 1.1 million people watched it within an hour. and he didn't need to do it on tv. >> i want to move on. quickly, i notice, quite often, let's say a journalist debunks something. if it doesn't fall in line with what they want to believe, they say, you know what, they are lying. i don't know what the answer is. it's definitely a challenge. chris, let's move on to another topic. let's talk about jill stein. she wants a recount in three traditionally blue states that swung to trump. sh

then you'll know you're dealing with the real app -- not a fake one. ((denise valdez)) >>another tip ... be wary of linking your credit card to an app... because it makes it much easier for criminals to get a hold of /// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> hackers, in the form of foreign governments, terrorists, or organized crime, now represent a major threat to both our national security and personal privacy. ten days from now, a presidential commission will unveil its massive report on cyber security, and what we should do to protect ourselves, both as a country and as individuals. george knapp of the i-team is here with a preview of the commission's findings. ((george knapp)) cyber security has never been a hotter issue. it played a major role in the presidential election and there's a lot of talk in 9-1-1. back in april, president obama created a special commission to investigate cyber security issues and to come up with some policy ideas for the next president. turns out one of the people appointed to that commission is las vegas financial analyst and phila

the impact of some of these fake stories can be huge and i think it is facebook's obligation and ethical responsibility to notelp spread take news. -- fake news. cory: did facebook make money on the spreading of fake news? justin: i don't think they are directly profiting off of it specifically but it is optimized for engagement. that means people click on what they want to see and people click on what confirms their biases. facebook has optimized their algorithm to show people what they want to see and oftentimes that does not correlate 100% with what is true. cory: it sounds like they did make lots of money on these clicks, but it was set up in such a way that they were a great beneficiary of all these clicks on all of these fake, inflammatory stories. >> facebook is optimizing for engagement. when people are engaged, whether it is true or not, they spend more of their time and attention on facebook, so they are benefiting from it. cory: on the last conference call, facebook was warning us that revenue was going to slow down. mark zuckerberg talked about the ambulance of the election and how many election-r

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i think today you can see the unity this is not just fake unity, we worked deliberately every single day, the governor, the mayor, congressman brady, you see everybody and everybody had a different approach, but we got to where we got a settlement. the thing you don't want to miss is the five years, this is a five year commitment under the law the contract. other issues, i said to the president of the transportation workers, we still one of the things, we talked about the pension issues in the large sense. i've only been on this board for a year, i said to the president of the transportation workers working with the state i'm willing to help with the finances to do some things. jeff has been in his position for a year, he has done an excellent job as the general manager of the system. one last thing i want to say, it's the chairman's birthday, too, he got a birthday present for him right there. >> it's a birthday present. >> there's an election and always the birthday. >> i would add the one thing we kind of overlook here, working with womeny and the union -- willie and the union, th

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. >>> still ahead, facebook under the microsoft for not keeping fake election news off your feeds. >> gearing up for the ski season. how sierra shops and resorts are getting ready for opening day in the snow. >> we definitely saw a chilly start today. but the big weather story, rain is on the way. and plenty of it! i know you probably can't tell by the look of this picture of the pyramid this midday but coming up i'll detail rain for your weekend. ,, ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. who says i shouldn't havmy doctor.very day? care. my dentist. definitely my wife. hey wait. we have better bubbles. make sparkling water at home and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. looking at more fake stories than real ones. >>> people who got their election news on facebook might have been looking at more fake storie

. >> reporter: it's not just fake apps, but the cute faces, that can get access to your personal information on some phones, possibly your passwords. best way to avoid bulb tricked by -- being tricked by a fake app, go to the retailer's official website and download the app there. >>> scientists have proof that the millennium tower in san francisco is in fact sinking and tilting. engineers estimate that 58 story skyscraper is sinking about an inch a way, using radar science. they can see the ground shifting over time all the way from space. in the satellite image, the green indicates no movement, while yellow and red show a subtle change in ground level. the yellow and red spots is where the tower is located. the scan shows the building is sinking a few sent might terse a year -- centimeters a year. >>> surf's up. we are under a high suffer advisory until 6:00 tomorrow. swells could reach 11-14 feet, with breakers up to 17 feet. that means an increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. >> that's about it for the stormy weather for the next week. very barren for rainfall. but we've rece

it's not like he's faking it for your cameras. he's just not. and i am. and i think everybody should be. really. >> susan green has been writing about him for ten years. story. and it never should have happened. who is the victim here really? = it's him. >> he says that justice for all in our system doesn't fit his journey. >> my story, my experience, i can say no that ain't true because of what i went through. that i know i didn't receive justice. >> now that he's out his new story is his to uwrite and he's >> i know the use of happiness. that's why i'm happy. a lot of people are intrigued about why i'm happy. i know why i'm happy. because i invested in it. >> anastasiya bolton 9news. >> he gives a lot of credit to support for help him get out. >>> a sandwich is two pieces of bred and something in-between. a colorado law has a different definition. >>> why just eat turkey stuffing tomorrow? we found a brewery serving up a beer that tastes like stuffing. >>> the powerball coming up. >>> and wind for the front range. kathy's forecast is next. >>> and payto

you saw the fake story of a pending hillary clinton indictment, and then a trumped up, pun intended, by fox news. they ran the story and it was notl. saidn, mark zuckerberg only 1% was fake. i think that was completely wrong. i think that is not accurate. if you look at that store you just mentioned, it started on a viral site that was newly registered, and that story was shared to leonard 16,000 times on facebook, where's the "new york times" story that was true, it was only shared around 80,000 times. the impact of some of these stories can be extremely huge. facebook's ethical responsibility to not help spread fake news. corey: did they make money on the spreading of phase -- fake news? will think they're profiting on the fake news specifically, but fake news is optimized for engagement. people click on what they want to see. often times people click on what confirms their biases. algorithmpdated their to show them what they want to see and that doesn't correlate 100% with what is true. corey: you're saying they made lots of money on these clicks, they may not have done intentionally, but they were a great beneficiary of click

fake. now, staffers at social media giants are doing some soul searching. facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg says trump's election is nothat, you know, fake news on facebook of which is a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way i think is a crazy idea. >> reporter: others disagree. these fake sites are easy to set up and profitable. every time we click and share, they make more money. but we are worse off. facebook and google are making money off the ads. it's an effort to choke off the revenue. the bigger challenge, providing more bs detection tools without threatening free speech. >> suddenly they have these social societal duties to help us not be faked out all the time and yet i don't want the terms of service of one company or two or three companies to have more influence than the first amendment. >> reporter: the root problem is that some people want to believe the lies. that's why the responsibility isn't just facebook or google or twitters. we all have to get smarter about what we share. >> we have to be relentlessly skeptical of everything. we have to go outside of our personal comf

fake. >> i'm not going there because the price is just as great as the food. >> see the full investigation into online reviews, real or fake, tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. >>> peyton manning retired as a denver bronco but over woke, he not -- chance to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his first super bowl victory. 50 members took part in a halftime celebration. they were at lucas oil stadium and manning talked about the honor. >> i really don't miss being on the field. i did it for a long time. but the relationships are the greatest part of my 18iers of playing pro -- 18 years of playing pro ball. there's not a game or a throw. fortunately, those are never taken away. these are permanent. so feel very fortunate. >> yeah, but he looked better in the orange jersey didn't he? peyton manning has two super bowl victories. they beat the bears 29-17 in super bowl xli. the last year he won with the broncos beating the panthers in super bowl 50. >>> this thanksgiving week travel will be the biggest in nearly ten years aaa says. it could believe hampered though by trouble as hundreds of airport w

fake right there. the real one, no, donald trump is not beating hillary clinton in the popular vote. you got it right. you spotted the fake 72% of you. that is a political article. politico had to publish that because of all the fake articles about trump leading the popular vote. >> when you see some of these headlines and some of the falsehoods that are out there, it capitalizing. garin flowers took the same headlines out to the street and found it was tough for you and your neighbors to spot the real one. >> reporter: which is accurate and which two are not? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] i mean, i'd be happy if person any could replace -- trump? hmm. it's hard to tell. >> donald trump's not beating hillary clinton in the popular vote. >> reporter: what makes you think that one is correct? >> just from actually more traditional news sources i have been listening to. >> i don't think donald trump beat hilary in the popular vote. >> i would go with the same one. >> reporter: that's right. no, donald trump is not beating hillary clinton in th what made you choose that one? >> well, i wa