and former undercover congress on k.g.o. who worked four years undercover. as we know we parent -- apparently are having a problem with undercover. this officer who served 44 years, he said undercovers are a tough job. sometimes it's not about being dirty, it's about being crossing the t's and dotting the i's. only 1% or 2% are bad cops, i firmly believe that. sometimes we get a little complacent in what we do, myself and your job. i people and my job whfment you're a cop, that complacency, we exude the impression of dirtiness. i think our officers need a little bit as the chief said, innocent until proven guilty. i'm not saying they're all perfect. i'm going to bring a name up here, rick guerra. commissioner, i'm sorry to say, ten cops e-mailed me. he's dirty. i'm not going to judge him because other officers don't like him but it's something we have to look at. 1% can ruin 99%. overall our department is doing great. but he's hurting because all of this stuff comes coming up. is it just hadachi's fault? no. if an officer and someone gives you a file, i thin

>> not undercover material at all. this typical movie-like cheesy cop.get his name to like put it on the collection of all the pigs and thugs that we encounter in protests. >> you call pigipedia? >> like wikipedia. pi pigipedia. >> reporter: mona, who is actually a cancer lab worker in her day job, comes from a political active egyptian family. she now focuses on the growing signs of oppression in the aftermath of egypt's revolution. so you think that the military right now is targeting protesters. >> yes. we have evidence of that. >> reporter: it began barely a week after mubarak stepped down. mona documents the stories of abuse. one of those stories happened to someone close to her. >> esop is a very good friend of mine. or on march 9, a young actor, had gone to join a demonstration in the square. >> he heard that the sit-in that was going on for over days in tahrir square was being dispersed by folks carrying like big sticks. sew ran to check on his friends. >> reporter: ali told us what happened. >> translator: i was taken into the museum off the squ

coast-to-coast, "dateline" launches more undercover stings. >> hands behind your back. >> more than 80 suspected predators caught by our cameras and by police. >> you know who i am. >> you're on the "dateline" show. >> they still come knocking. >> you say to her, i can't control my horny level. you're talking about taking her virginity. >> tonight three military men are at the door. >> what's really sad is this can cost you your military career. >> i know that's true. >> beware of our man behind that curtain. >> chris hansen with a hidden camera investigation. >> i believe we would have had some young child sexually abused. no doubt in my mind. >> a "dateline" crime, "to catch a predator." >> i'm stone phillips. >> i'm ann curry. in community after community, children are in trouble from men. >> among those caught on tape, three military men. two served in iraq. could they now be served time in prison? chris hansen has our latest investigation. again, we want to warn you, it is explicit. >> she said she was 13. >> she did. i told you, sir, i have an interest in younger girls. that is j

undercover video from a slaughter house that is disturbing to even insiders. abc news starts in 60 >>> good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. we will begin at the state capital where lawmakers just passed the budget. >> it is a deal brokered by the governor himself and with democrats, not new taxes not a single republican vote was needed. >> carolyn and dan, it is a done deal. in the past few minutes both houses of the legislature passed the budget as a $86 billion plan, and sent it on to the governor. there was a little arm twisting tonight. and so it went. virtually every vote on party lines. early on the senate vote was a tie leaving democrats two votes short of passing the main budget, something darrell steinberg called a hiccup. >> maybe what i need is to have a couple of those members hold their ears like this and take a couple sips of water. that i'm told cures hiccups. >> one of the democrats who broke ranks and voted no is ?arly land ye from -- is senator leyland le. >> it will affect our children and another $3 billion worth of cuts in

recently, an undercover police officer was being attacked by someone who was not paying their fair. lo and behold, this happened outside of a martial arts academy, where he worked and actually teaches brazilian jujitsu to many of the kids in the neighborhood. not surprising to many of the people, he came to the rescue of this individual who was an undercover police officer, putting the suspect into a chokehold and forcing them into submission. and in the process avoiding tragedy and preventing further injury to the officer and the individual who was involved. a little bit more about him, his co-workers have said in the article that it would not be the first time he has come to help a friend or a stranger, but that this is the kind of person that he is and he has dedicated his life to teaching this to so many kids in the neighborhood. it is my honor to give you this commendation today and i would thank you for being a hero and believing in and serving other people. i will now turn this over. >> thank you very much. i wanted to take a moment to show our appreciation. we're all committ

police officer -- an employee sell some cigarette to an undercover police officer. i have represented this family for 21 years. this is pro bono. they cannot afford a presentation. two families subsist in the store. the household are the principal employees. they have spent many hours selling items out small profits. the one feature is the coast treasure island as many people from torus countries. people show up with licenses and passports from various countries. the store has all of the posters, including this one, which you may recognize. they have rather a effective training routine with employees, but the person who did the selling in this incident was the son of the owner who was visiting and did not benefit from the typical training the store has. in 26 years of operation, he has never suffered no citation, and there has never been any citation of a complaint. 36 individuals are in these families, which really make a living from this store. a suspension would be a rather severe economic hardship. we calculated a proposal from the appellant -- i am not sure it

having sex with a person posing as a young teen made a date to meet, and then showed up at our undercover house. >> a number of these individuals traveled quite a ways. >> hilton daniels is the chief of police in ft. myers. >> i believe the furthest one drove 223 miles to ft. myers to have sex with a child. >> chief daniels says it's frightening to think what would have happened if there really had been a child home alone. >> and anything could have happened in that house, the person would have cleaned up and drove away and as law enforcement agencies, we would never have known who that person was. >> made turn. >> but fortunately, there are no real children in the house. instead, there are decoys, members of an online watchdog group called perverted-justice. "dateline" hired them as consultants to do what they normally do, set up profiles of 12 to 15-year-olds and in this case, go into florida chat rooms and wait to be contacted by a grownup. once an adult starts messaging, a decoy will often pretend to be home alone and willing to have sex. >> he has a case of perhaps budlight or someth

attempted to set off a car bomb in portland that was put together and given to him by undercover f.b.i. agents now while mohammed is being accused of using weapons of mass destruction a lot would argue a lot of people would argue it really is a case of entrapment or how about twenty one year old muhammad is saying he was also given a bomb by undercover f.b.i. agents while he was charged with attempted murder for planting a fake bomb it was also the center of an f.b.i. sting operation that had been underway for months so should the idea of entrapment at least be considered when you're throwing murder murder charges at someone now keeping these examples of suspected entrapment in mind let's take a closer look at the group under the magnifying glass today the new word for three of the four suspects have been sentenced to twenty five years in prison for attempting to shoot down planes at stewart air national guard base and for attempting to blow up synagogues in the bronx but the defense for the suspects say that since undercover agents with the f.b.i. offered up a specific type of missile

it took place at a pig farm in iowa. >>> an undercover animal cruelty investigation has led safeway totop purchases from one of its providers. some people may find the images disturbing. the group mercy for animals secretly recorded operations at iowa select farms, which provides pork to several chain grocery stores, including safe way. it shows pigs in narrow cages with barely enough room to move and workers stomping on pig let's. the rest of the video is a little too graphic to show you, but mercy for animals says the images in the video are standard in the pork industry. >> these abuses originated from the top down. company management trained and instructed employees to throw pigs, slam their heads into the ground and do these things without pain killers. >> safeway says they will not tolerate abuse of any kind and they find these contained in the video to be extremely disturbing. >>> an emotional battle over a traditiional dell casty is hating up. shark fin soup. the star power now joining the fight to ban it. >> what if you could see how this soup is made. >> reporter: he's leachi

to push for change in other states an undercover activist took these pictures over the past two months at iowa select farms that provides pork to safe way, costco and other big grocery chains across the country. >> the sows need more room and we all agree with that. >> after seeing the video, costco's vice president of quality assurance says the industry agrees they have to move away from gestation crates. >> we support those things and are continuing to work with our vendors to make this gestation crate issue better, making it better for the animal. we will get better quality pork. it is better for everybody and the industry gets it. >> and safe way issues a statement that reads in part, we continue to pursue our goal of increasing the amount of pork as supplies become available from north american suppliers that are phasing out the use of gestation crates. >> are you satisfied with the response from safe way? >> we want an agreement. we want a written agreement that they will stop purchasing gestation crate pork. >> by when? >> by 2017. >> the world's largest meet processors which sl

the bbc goes undercover to show you a side of the protests that the government doesn't want to you see and off and running as another republican joins the presidential race. we sit down with a member of one of the most famous families in politics. >> if your name were anything but bush, smith or jones, would you run then? >> no. see, that's the point. i got a cool last name. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. just moments ago, the greek parliament held a critical vote of confidence for the country's embattled prime minister and while he passed the key test, the country's economic woes are far from over. on the streets, the protests continue against austerity measures which have stoked public anger and tonight is another rallying cry. from athens, we report on the build-up to the final tally. >> while the greek mp's were debating, the crowds amassed outside. at stake, the survival of the government. to lose the vote would increase the danger of a greek default, but the people were driven here by resentment, that the government is planning further austeri

it turned out that he was part of an undercover c.i.a. operation that's so much like the one that i'm describing in my novel. and he ended up getting released two months later through payment of blood money which is the title of the novel and one of the themes. by that time the book was already printed. i was handing out copies to my mom and dad and other relatives, and here it was coming down in real life. the truth is, as you know, people like us look at what's happening in the world, and then we project it forward. we think if i know a and b, then i've got to know that c and d are coming. and that's kind of the way it's been with my fiction. i do spend time with c.i.a. officers and with officers from disi, the pakistani intelligence services and services of other countries. i think, based on what i'm seeing right now in real life, where the story has to go, and with my last few books it's actually ended up in that space, which is weird for me as a writer, but, hey, i hope it's fun for readers. tavis: i want to come back in a moment to

we'll show you how the obama administration is planning an undercover mission into the state of health care in america. >>> plus, the remarkable program in napa helping vets recover from post-traumatic stress disorder that's now struggling to keep its doors open. >>> and i hope you got a chance to enjoy the beautiful weekend weather. ur nual storm system for thiswo time of year. details coming up. th the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. >>> the federal government is reportedly planning to use undercover shoppers to check up on whether doctors are refusing to treat medicare patients. the new york times reports paid staff will po

it's another undercover sting. >> it's funny. when i saw this on "dateline," i thought that is so sick. >> a "dateline net crime." "to catch a predator." >> i'm ann curry. since we first began to investigate online sex predators, we have been to several states and exposed more than 200 men. this time we have set up our hidden cameras in a rented house in rural georgia, and once again, even men who have seen our reports show up at the door. we should let you know that some of what you're about to hear does see is explicit. >> i have an update. he'll be in an orange ford explorer. >> on this stormy summer night on a winding country road, a potential sex predator slowly approaches a house where he believes a child is waiting for him. he's driven a long way for this meeting, almost two hours. the driver won't find a young girl inside. instead, a "dateline" investigative team awaits his aprivately. >> he's coming in. >> why is this man making such a long trip in the dead of night? perhaps because he believes a 15-year-old girl is alon

if you're working undercover. the ability to lie and assimilate a whole alternative identity and be fine with that and to bring it off is not given to most of us. i dare say there's probably not a single person in this audience who could do it. i know i certainly couldn't. you know, psychologically there are certain -- including an incredible commitment to an extremely inconvenient life because to go undercover is to give up a lot. and i have brook early on talking about the cost of that life, which he's painfully aware. i was talking to a guy who was undercover who never did tell me his last name because -- that was not for me to know, but, you know, he's saying, you know -- and i have brook say this, more or less, i don't need lying to reporters because that's what they pay me for but it is wearing that lie to the guy in the next apartment or the woman i just met or people who have known me for years, you know, that's what really gets you down. and in the case you've given up your whole life or a big chunk of yo

undercover officers had information that this property driving? paying attention to yourself we're going to stop in san francisco. >>pam: a heavily armed and gough. >> here you can see of police evidence technician from los floorboard of the vehicle. they have been looking this man for over three days he has fired this same weapon or earlier this week. in this area. two different undercover officers arrived at this apart the building because that information that the suspect was living in the garage on the property. as officers approached on foot they saw him driving out of this driveway right here. >> they engaged the suspect and upon identification, and trying to our arrest him and he pulled out a handgun. >>reporter: suspect was still in his car and fired police said the officers. you can see the shattered glass front of the white police car. the officers had no choice but to return fire even as of morning commuters drove by on this major town artery. >> if my officers are fired upon? they're going to fire back. for >>reporter: this passenger s

. >>> san francisco police shot a man after they say he pulled a gun on undercover officers when theytried to arrest him. the shooting occurred right across from safeway high school. david stevenson has our report. >> reporter: a steep stretch of golf street where police tracked down this 31-year-old to the georgia ran' nor phapbddy apartments. he was on active parole and wanted for felony vandalism and resisting arrest. he mrs. fired an assault weapon in the neighborhood earlier this week >> as the officers came on the scene, it appears the suspect was leaving the drive way. the officers engaged him in an arrest in an attempt to arrest him. >> reporter: he fired a handgun at two plain clothes officers >> the officers returned fire and the suspect crashed, lost control of his vehicle, crashed across the street. >> reporter: the officers were not hit, but the suspect was wounded by police gunfire. bullet holes in the honda accord he was driving >> one person shouting at another and the gunfire. >> reporter: the gun battle took place across the street from sacred heart cathedral school

have a new place that i just discovered is a house of prostitution and we will be working with the undercover is on it. our neighborhood is escalating quickly. we have a twofold problem. why is it escalating? we have possibly another sro coming into our neighborhood. we also have america's cup which will be a prime candidate for what this lady was just talking about. this is happening now on the streets and we have had more shoplifting and the last month than we have had in years. we need to really see if we can sit down and work on this. that is my basic deal. welcome, greg. we have done some very good things. i will tell you if i don't like them. i think we had better look at this and look at this fast because this was a brutal murder. our mayor took our cameras city could be elected mayor again. we don't have red light cameras on lombard street. i have not even counted that many accidents in the past three years. we have to look at this, this is the entrance into the city and you have a major problem. we are willing to work with you as long as we are included in the process. you never aske

this comes after an undercover graduation.e government unveiled a new guide for healthy eating today. gone is the food pyramids. in its place is my chart. fruits and vegetablos one side . blue circle for dairy off to the side. it is intended as a suggestion for serving balanced meals. >> more simple there. when we come back, bailout previews game two of the nba plays. >> what will join ma coffee television 20. coming up a new super toxin is blamed on 18 death in europe. the food that scientist linked to the outbreak . then at 11:00. classroom spending. more money translate in a better education? results of the new study. >> and right here, right now. larry beil, the heat is hot. >> they certainly were in game one. we'll see what happens. nba finals resume in south beach. game two between the heat and mavericks. strong defense and rebounding carried miami to victory on game one. heat will look to follow that in game two. may haves know they need to do a better job on the boards . >> when you give up as many points as we did and

have been looking for a poor the past three days because he fired the same weapon in the area two undercover officers arrived here as they had information he had been living in the garage of this apartment building. they spotted the suspect driving of the apartment and day attempted to carry >> the suspect pulled and and and and down from the suspect. >> he fired one shot at the officers you conceive this shattered glass on at the unmarked police car officers had no choice but to return the fire. >> my officers were fired upon they will shoot back >> you and see in this video how his passenger side window was blown out and you can see a bullet hole in his front windshield his car crashed into a parked car across the street it was in the hospital with the non- life threatening injuries be officers or on administrative leave. >> more on the 38 your old suspect >> he lived often own note accept a part complex residents say they both left after the suspect bunch of this poll in the wall outside of the managers human the suspect was arrested several times he had a cache of guns in the building wa

. >> an undercover report. we find out what life is like in the capital of damascus in syria. >> ban ki moon is unanimously elected for a second term in office. it is 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 2:00 a.m. here broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and an the world, this is news desk. >> the greek government has survived the confidence vote. a crucial vote. more than half of the members of parliament voted in favor of the government. international critics feared that if the government failed to get the parliamentary approval it would not be able to pass the new austerity vote as set by the international monetary fund and the world community. >> the greek government has lent its backing to goff papandreou. there was fierce debate before the crucial vote of confidence. in the end, it was the result which the prime minister wanted, and one which his government needed to survive. outside, the news was met with anger. protesters tried austerity measures and massive unemployment and turned out in force to sh

plus there were communication problems during an undercover drug bust and burglary investigation. >> the race for the republican nomination is getting more crowded. latest person to jump in the race. the video sparking new concerns about the safety of one of the most popular children's play structures. later, she is ready to talk. big announcement from katie couric about her next career >>> apple fans are on cloud nine after seeing steve jobs coming out of a medical leave to unveil the new iphone service. it's taking place at moscone center where amy hollyfield is now live. >> there are more than 5200 people and they gave steve jobs a standing ovation when he came on stage. he looks about the same as his appearance in march. he is currently on medical leave as he is battling cancer. his appearance today is especially exciting to his customers. he did turn the presentation over to the senior vice president of marketing and he is starting with lion, 250 brand-new features. the audience was loving it. and then later this morning they are expected to introduce i-cloud that will allow you

a woman drives to the supermarket undercover of darkness to avoid attracting attention. later, she posts the footage of herself behind the wheel on the internet. this act of civil disobedience was inspired by al-sharif, a divorced single mother and computer scientist who obtained her drivers license in the u.s. last month she was arrested and detained for 10 days after posting video of herself driving. she's facing charges of stirring up public opinion. women in saudi arabia depend on family members, taxis or hired drivers to get around. >> if my wife could drive, i wouldn't have to do all the day-to-day things, such as school runs. i would also feel safer knowing my children were with my wife, rather than with a driver. >> all we want is not to have to depend on drivers. so if i want to go to work, i can drive there myself. if i need something, i can get it. i think society is ready for this. >> the unidentified woman reaches the supermarket without getting caught. she and other saudi driving activists hope more women will join the campaign and increase pressure on the

the bbc has managed to spend a week undercover speaking to activists in the capital and this is her exclusive report. >> the road to damascus, i am traveling without permission from the authorities to meet with the protesters. syria is a dangerous place to be, particularly for those demanding a change in regime. nearly all of the activists i have spoken to or in hiding. >> i found a 26-year-old and journalist in hiding in a friend's apartment. just released from prison after criticizing the president, he was riding his will. >> the experience was terrifying. after they tortured me, they put me in solitary. it was so small. i could not sit down. baby with the electric batons. >> the syrian president is -- to criticism. when he took over, he asked the for advice onmp's reform. when they asked for -- when they set for more democracy, he had them arrested. >> this does not belong to the assad family. if they should have been stopped. this is enough. >> of life in syria is now dominated by the weekly friday protests. lugo? who will be killed? -- who will go? >> it is a thursday evening, the eve of

to push for a change in other states an undercover activist took these pictures at iowa select farms which supplies pork to safeway, costcoco and other chains across the country. >> the sows need more room, we agree with that. >> costco's vice president of quality assurance told us the industry agrees they have to move away from gestation crates. >> we are continuing to work with the vendors to make the gestation crate issue better. make it better for the animals. we will get better quality pork. it is better for everybody and the industry gets it. >> safeway issued a statement that reads we continue to pursue our goal of increasing the amount of pork from north american suppliers phasing out the use of gestation crates. >> are you satisfied with the response from safeway sthvment. >> we want a written agreement they will stop purchasing gestation crate pork. >> the world's largest meat processor which slaughters under the quift bran swift bras stopped accepting sows from the one farm where the worker saw the abuse. >> a tour of the farm in iowa today. they launched their own investi

. >>> cbs 5 recently went undercover for a look at the black market prescription drug trade.re talking painkillers here. and if you want to know why it's a hot business, just look at the markup. for example, one pill of hydrocodone would cost you $1.50 at the pharmacy. that would go for $5 to $20 on the street. oxycodone, one pill sells for about $6 at the pharmacy. on the street, that same pill goes for between $12 and $40. and what may be the most popular pill on the black market today, oxycontin. it sells for about $6 legally. street price can go as high as $80. and when our undercover crew was out shopping around for oxy, we were offered a single pill for $100. >>> coming up after the break, this week's jefferson award winner. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center, we still now have a tornado warning in effect for portions of the central valley. this is the red highlighted area. we'll talk more about that as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i t

we move next to shock undercover report about the food that we eat.mal rights activist spent two months undercover at the nation fourth largest pork producer that supplies major grocery stores here in the bay area. she shared the video with the i team dan. now word of caution. some of the pictures are difficult to watch but they are tl essential to the story. we spared you the worst of it. stilt is probably something you don't want children to see. here's dan's report. if activist got a job at iowa select farm for the past two months. >> i used my real nature. my real contact information. and i was hired just like any other employee and l i did exactly what was asked of me. >>reporter: but she carried a hidden camera with her and saw what are called station crate. sou spend most of the life in the 7 by 2 foot cage. can't turn around or easily lion the side. >> they naturally develop soar on the body from the crate and flooring which we know to be extremely painful for them. >>reporter: ban on the crate will take effect in california in 4 years but not

sue lloyd roberts has been undercover. she spoke to me about her experience inside the country. >> president al-assad was talking about conspiracy and sabotage. there is a tremendous sense of paranoia. they suspect everyone. it does not make it very easy to the local people. it makes it difficult if you are a journalist, because foreign journalists are not allowed to be there. any foreigner is regarded as a spy. carrying a camera is as bad as carrying a gun. it is a criminal offense. >> how did you get access to people and their opinions and their views when there were there? >> with the difficulty. i cannot move around a lot. i had good contacts in the country. they got me to people's houses. most of the prominent political activists are in hiding. there was a lot of going between the suburbs, often at night under cover. i got to talk to a surprising amount of people. >> president al-assad does have support in certain quarters. support that is concentrated in the army, which is a powerful institution in itself. >> i canno

two different undercover officers arrived at this apart the building because that information that the suspect was living in the garage on the property. as officers approached on foot they saw him driving out of this driveway right here. >> they engaged the suspect and upon identification, and trying to our arrest him and he pulled out a handgun. >>reporter: suspect was still in his car and fired police said the officers. you can see the shattered glass front of the white police car. the officers had no choice but to return fire even as of morning commuters drove by on this major town artery. >> if my officers are fired upon? they're going to fire back. for >>reporter: this passenger side appears to be blown out. you can see a bullet hole on the front windshield. after that vehicle was hit it lost control and hit a parked car across the street. that person had none-life threatening injuries. the officers are also non-life threatening injuries on administrative leave. >>pam: a very tense scene at an adjacent school 300 children were riding for summer school when the shots rang out. >> m

plus there were communication problems during an undercover drug bust and burglary investigation. >> the race for the republican nomination is getting more crowded. latest person to jump in the race. the video sparking new concerns about the safety of one of the most popular children's play structures. later, she is ready to talk. big announcement from katie couric about her next career move. n my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications vavair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart ndndition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty brea

in this undercover surveillance video, a female gang member sells drugs in broad daylight. that is her 4-year-old daughter holding the drugs. she was a member of the new breed gang that controlled this building. >> she was making $80,000 in drug sales. there were nine homicides in one year and a number of aggravated shootings reported. >> in 18 months, there were nine homicides and life amount of battery and shootings. >> it is a battle for police to keep pace. that was clear when we went to cut county jail, the largest in the nation. >> we have approximately 9000 male inmates and a good 90% of them, closer to 95%, are gang members. >> this gang is the latin since. >> the but they cannot arrest of their way out of this problem. >> it is not clear that we generally break up the gangs. the most that we can hope to do is reduce the areas that they engaged in violence. >> do you remember why you join? >> i like the life style. the money, the girls, the cars. you have it all. i didn't see nothing wrong with drugs. >> have you been shot dead? >> have you shot at people? >> yes. i

. >> reporter: police have added 150 officers to city neighborhoods and undercover officers are patrolling downtown. all in the hopes of breaking up these flash mobs even before they appear. zoraida sambolin, nbc news, chicago. >>> up next here tonight, a spectacular crash at le mans and the remarkable outcome. >>> everything looked fine at le mans in france this weekend until this spectacular crash in the famed 24-hour race. but remarkably, the driver, allan mcnish of britain, was able to walk away from the wreckage proving that the safety cages that protect the drivers really do the job. >>> it was three months ago today that the world began to realize a terrible situation was unfolding at a japanese nuclear power plant called fukushima. one day after the country was struck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami. nbc's chief science correspondent robert bazell recently returned to japan for an update on how some are dealing with the radiation threat. >> reporter: on an organic farm in fukushima prefecture, 35 miles west of the damaged reactors, morai toshiyuki grows onions, potatoes, gr

websites like oyster.com show you photo fakeouts they found by going undercover. but you can be your own detective on sites like trip adviser where travelers post their own picks of resorts and hot -- pics of resorts and hotels. >> you can see posters from people who have been there. >> reporter: those pictures show the naked truth about your next vacation spot. making sure you truly see where you are going. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> and when you are book vacations, this is the time to read the reviews. customers who stay at the hotels you may be interested in they have and you been the most honest critics. when you are boobing, always use a credit card and don't book more than 60 days out if you can, you may not be able to dispute the charges should something go wrong. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> all right. flooding from the missouri river is turning some communities into -- in eastern nebraska into ghosttowns. and people must use boats to carry items from the home to dry ground. residen