it's the comedienne bill haider doing an impression of pacino.er the fact, they used a video to make him look like pacino. >> it was weird things like, oh wow. we got some lights. a couple of cameras. that's nice. >> extraordinary. it's subtle. you can't see where the transition happened. we have a still so you can concentrate on it. it's haider, it's not. it's pacino. it's amazing, the computer gets better at faking this video. it will get harder for us in the news industry to understand what's real or not. the other day you were running video of an amazon drone. i noticed it was from amazon. >> right. >> i noticed in the corner of that video, amazon actually stamped it actual footage, not simulated. because here's a situation where you think it's fake. >> yes. >> but it's real. >> usually we have them do the opposite. >> it will get more and more confusing as to what's real, what's not. i think you have to choose a team of journalists that you trust to say, all right, i'm going to tell you what is real and you can trust me. >> we do. thanks, sc

the comedienne doing an impression after al pacino after they made him look like al pacino. >> he was the peripheral and weird things, he's like, oh, wow. we got some lights, a couple of cameras, that's nice. >> it's subtle. right? but there, you guess. >> yeah. >> he changes his face. >> i think we have a closeup as well, will you really see what i'm talking about here. so that's al pacino, that's not what bill haider looks like, as computers get better, it will be hard to understand what's real and what's not. amazon, you were driving video of a drone flying through the sky. amazon stamped in the video actual footage not simulated because they were concerned that people would think that was a computer simulation. >> i think throughout elections and newscasts, we will have more and more trouble figuring out what's real. >> we'll work harder. >> you have to find, it doesn't have to be us. you have to find trustworthy journalists, because you've got to know what's real and what's not. >> all right. thanks, tom. >>> all right, this morning, a popular children's cartoon is receiving prai