it's little. >> good price with gucci attached. >> the gucci green and the red and stick shift. >> the motor is your feet, like the flintstones. >> that's okay. you can wear it like an accessory. >> j.lo is doing well now. >> do you know who else was good? marc anthony. >> you watched? >> i did. >> i stopped watching when the beastie boys retired. >> that was a long time ago. >> better than tony. he still thinks the beatles are still together. >> they are, aren't they? >>> let's get to radar. got a couple of splashes of sunshine out there. >> we do? >> well -- >> oh, good. >> tony, it's trying. the sun is trying to peek out. it's not really succeeding. i don't think it will a lot here. few more showers developing to the north of the city. looks like the north side of the beltway. maybe college park might see a sprinkle. up into 270 towards german town. you get the idea. most of the area dry. as we get into the afternoon, got more storminess on the way. later tonight, particularly overnight tonight into tomorrow, during the day tuesday we'll have a soaking rain, as we've got more rain o

. >> reporter: gucci, chanel, tiffany, designer labels that are in high demand and the counterfeiters know t at this recent raid in washington, d.c., immigration and customs enforcement agents seized a semi truck's worth of fake goods, jackets, watches, nfl gear and handbags. >> it is a whole organization start with the manufacturers through the importers and distributors down to the vendors. >> reporter: this take is worth about $3 million. ice says counterfeiting and related crimes have grown in size and sophistication. sometimes the copies can be so good they're hard to spot. >> if you weren't well trained, this would be an easy one to miss. we need to make sure we are in fact getting an authentic handbag and selling an authentic handbag. >> reporter: before her consignment boutique sells any secondhand designer bag, it gets a thorough background check. >> each designer has a did i have report set of rules and regulations and they change how you can tell it is authentic. >> reporter: can you tell the difference? here are two bags, retail price about $1,200 each. first, the bag on t

both of these gucci bags are bogus. before you fall for a rock bottom price, be ready to play detective. inspect stitching carefully. red flags are uneven edges or loose threads. the logos should line up and never be cut off. check the hardware. does it have good weight? is it fastened instead of glued? then, try the zipper. it should open and close smoothly. and of course, trust your instinct. while it may be tempting to buy a knockoff, there's a much bigger cost. >> this hurts americans. americans lose jobs because people are counterfeiting merchandise. u.s. industries lose revenue and hire people. hard economic impact on the u.s. >> quite a price to pay for a cheap bag. melanie, fox 5 news. >> ice officials also say the counterfeit goods fund child labor and human trafficking. also a large online market. they want shoppers to trust their instinct. check to see if there's a return policy and buy from reputable retailers. >> before we get to that, we're going to talk about the close encounter high above earth tonight.

seg gucci completes the comeback, scores on the rebound. detroit lose their fifth in a row 2-1. >>> ducks up by three when caps rally. backstrom scores the equal izer and in overtime beck strum scores the game winner. >>> lightning and hurricanes. brewer tries to get back and help but without a stick, he can do anything. jokinen to skinner and caroline wins it 4-2. >>> toledo and northern illinois certainly put on a show. combining for 123 points. that's a conference record. game comes down to the final 30 seconds, harnish to ashford. huskies win a barn burner, 63-60. >>> to hockey where celebration got a little punchy in sweden after henrik ericsson scores, he's so happy he has to hug someone, anyone. so he grabs the closest guy, one problem, he was on the other team and punched him right in the head. not even that could wipe the smile off his face. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> only in hockey. >>> an apologize from the woman at the center of the divorce the entire country is talking about. your early mor

reporter: gucci, chanel, loui vitton, tiffany's, design labels in high demand and the counterfeiters know it. immigrations and custom enforcement agents seized a semi truck of watches, clothing and handbags. >> it's a whole organization starting with the manufacturers through the importers and distributors down to the vendors of. reporter: this tape is worth about $3 million. i.c.e. says counterfeiting and related crimes have grown in size and sophistication. sometimes the combs are so good they're hard to spot. >> -- combs are so good they're hard to spot. -- copies are so good it's hard to spot. >> we need to make sure we are getting an authentic handbag and selling an authentic handbag. reporter: before her consignment boutique any secondhand designer bag gets a thorough background check. >> it's designer has a set of rules and regulations and they have serial dates and codes. reporter: can you tell the difference? here's two loui vitton bags about $1,200 each retail. first the bag on the left. >> this one they've used a canvas lining. reporter: then the bag on the right. >> they

sports hall of fame tonight, they include art lambert, nfl quarterback dan pastorini and kristi yam a gucci. she joined us this morning to talk about it. >> it is a huge honor. i've been inspired by so many athletes and sports teams here in the bay area. and to be honored by san jose sports authority with this is incredible. this is my home. >> 76 men and women have been inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame. they are honored with a bronze plaque in their likeness, which is displayed inside hp pavilion. the ceremony begins at 5:30. >>> the 30-year fight against childhood obesity is improving slightly. the outlook isn't as positive for the bay area. nearly 40% of california students were overweight or obese last year. a slight drop from 2005, according to a study released today. that's a 1.1% drop. but that still means that 38% are obese. obesity rates continue to climb in most counties right here in the bay area. only san mateo county saw a decline. childhood obesity has been linked to high cholesterol, high blood pressure and diabetes. >>> some south bay blue star moms are getting

outs come gold and gold gucci coats. and i started putting the wheels in motion moscow russia is in a new era of energy security for western europe as the landmark north spring pipeline begins pumping russian gas straight to germany and beyond. the new supply route energy roles the transit countries which attributes of left european consumers of russian gas out in the cold will have the details in just a few moments also russia issues israel with a stern warning not to take military action against a rat as the u.n. atomic clock stopped opposed to release a report about where his nuclear activities moscow says it considers the publication of the findings inappropriate. and the italian prime minister is under heavy pressure to resign after losing his majority support in parliament despite winning a crucial budget vote as the country moves closer to the every century of the european debt crisis. and also there is a number of benefits to russia's w.c.l. accession i know you are in business in twenty minutes. hello ten pm cho

christy yom gucci. -- joe fonzi ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some of the stories we are working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> a fugitive for 40 years, the former member of the black liberation army is set to surrender tomorrow. plus slightly better but not great, the good and bad news in the battle against childhood obesity. and adobe loses the fight over flash. these story in 10 minutes. >> a sure sign the holidays are approaching. ice skaters tried out the rink this morning. it will be open every day. tickets are between $6 and $10. and you can rent skates for $5. >>> well, let's talk about the weather. bill, rain is on the way but maybe changing? >> changing its track a little bit. friday looks as show it is not going to be a lot. that's good news. tomorrow it's off shore. tomorrow is a nice day. few clouds, increased temperatures tomorrow. lots of 60s. tomorrow is a nice day. here is the system i am tracking. it dropped south. its main energy is towards monterey. that doesn't happen a lot that we are on the north end. it happens. the main rain and wind, south of the area. what

. >> reporter: gucci, chanel, louis vuitton, tiffany -- designer labels in high demand and the counterfeiters know it. at this recontribute raid in washington, d.c., immigration and customs enforcement agents see a semi truck's worth of fake goods: jackets, watches, nfl gear, and of course, handbags. >> it's a whole organization starting with the manufacturers and the importers and distributors to the vendors. >> reporter: this is worth $3 million. i.c.e. said counterfeiting and related crimes have grown in size and sophistication. sometimes the copies can be so good they're hard to spot. >> and if you were not well- tranned, it would be easy to miss. the owner of this thought it was real. >> reporter: it's her business to know the difference. >> we need to know in fact we're getting an aught inct -- authentic handbag and selling one. >> reporter: before her consignment boutique sells any sec-hand designer bag, it gets a thorough background check. >> each designer has a different set of rules and regulations and they change how you can tell it's authentic. they have serial dates and codes. >>

. >>> gucci, channel, louis vuittion, tiffany, designer labels in high demand and counterfeiters know it. at this recent raid in washington dc. immigration and customs enforcement agents received a semi truck full of baked goods, jackets, watches, nfl gear, handbags. >> it is a whole organization start being the manufacturers, to the importers and distributors down to vendors. >> this take is worth $3 million, counterfeiting and related crimes have grown in size and sophistication some times copies can be so good they are hard to spot. >> if you were not well trained this would be an easy one to miss the owner of this thought it was real. >> it is her business to tell the difference. >> we need to make sure we are in fact getting an authentic handbag and selling an authentic handbag. >> before her consignment boutique sells any second hand designer bags it gets a thorough background check. >> each designer has a different set of ruleregulations and they change how you can tell it is authentic they have serial dates, codes. >> can you tell the difference? here is two lewis vuittion bag

. >> he later gets a complaint about some gucci frames from plimer's shop as well. >> they definitely reported back to us that no, these are phony, that they were counterfeit. >> plimer denies that accusation and before this february 2007 attack, silverman has several conversations with plimer both on the phone and face-to-face. >> he refused to acknowledge what he was doing all the way down the pike. >> then one morning, silverman says he receives an unusual call from plimer. >> we got that famous phone call in the morning of saying that he had found god, he found religion, he was going to pay restitution, he wanted to talk to me. >> silverman arrives at adam plimer's optical store and is blindsided by what follows. >> oh, i'm sorry. did i hit you? >> he opens it up and just slams it in my face. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> then he grabs the papers out of my arm and starts whacking me with those. >> what, you going to hit me? you going to hit me? >> it just escalated. >> plimer even spits on silverman. >> every time he comes out he seems a little more enraged. >> at one point, silverman trie

. >> is that gucci or prada that you're wearing? >> actually it's j.lo. >> hawkins' attorney seemed to relish every moment. >> it's like a battle. it's like going to war. >> you love this stuff, don't you? >> absolutely. i love trying cases. i'm a frustrated actor. >> you are a prostitute. >> yes, i am. >> you are a convicted felon. >> yes, i am. >> i have got people coming into the courtroom pointing fingers at my client. i can't make any apologies for coming across in a way where i am defending my client. >> donnie hendrix' attorney followed up with a much gentler line of questioning. >> good afternoon, eleanor taylor. >> how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you? >> good. >> as the two attorneys tag-teamed the witnesses it had the look of a classic good cop/bad cop interrogation. >> how many names do you have? >> eleanor. >> eleanor, rodney. thunder? >> numerous names. >> how many identities do you have? >> one. >> which -- who showed up in this courtroom today? >> eleanor. >> you and hawkins' primary defense lawyer have very differe

pgh >>> >> gucci is spelled goo. >> exactly. >> hey, tucker. >>> should be another beautiful day expecting sunshine temperatures back mid- to upper 60s. we have changes starting tomorrow let's kick it off with a dense fog advisory to the south and east

sexy, whether on the streets of new york city, breaking up a fight, whether he is dapper in like a gucci suit, he is just all around, very becoming and very sexy. >> there he is sweeping al off his feet. he's also very active in humanitarian work. >> maybe in my view, number one. moving on, justin timberlake on your list. >> you know, triple threat, acting, dancing, singing, there's nothing this guy can't do. and a true gentleman. >> exactly. here's one people might not get, with all due respect, the male members of the "saturday night live" cast, you have them in what like a '30s photograph? >> we did retro. retrospective. we created a great photograph of the construction workers hanging over the city on a beam. they're having a fun time and all appreciate the fact that we are giving them this title. >> to make nancy happy, you have george clooney on the list who always likes to mention he's a two time sexiest man alive, and robert pattinson and brian williams made the list and will make it hard for us to work with him anymore. >> it's worth it. he can make you laugh and deliver serious

escogiÓ lo que es un traje de gucci. >> y no es el tÍpico color. >> miren quÉ elegante se ve. >> la bufandalo hacÍa muy elegan. entre los hombres es el mejor vestido la alfombra. >> wilmer. >> ya sÉ que me visto color berenjena y voy saa lir en el centro! [ aplausos ] [risas] >> este es el principio ya vimos a los colados de la lista de los mÁs vestidos pero vienen lomal vestidos! >> yo quiero bailar! yo quiero seguir con el pachangÓn. vamos a bailar con unos muchachos que vienen originarios de michoacÁn. vaya afilando la pista y los zapatos. >> destinÍa tuzantla. [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> venga, [ aplausos ] >> quÉ rico, qué rico. felicidades a todos, se lo merecen. >> disfruten con esos pequeÑos! >> vamos directamente con la mujer que le pone la sal y la pimienta a los domingos de univisiÓn. >> venga de ahÍ. >> calient cÓmo de que no? [ aplausos ] >> son de michoacÁn. bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica. ahora sÍ que nos levantamos temprano. por quÉ es que re calientes, por quÉ es que 25 horas, por quÉ es que 25 discos. >> porque se siente un calor bien espe

escogiÓ lo que es un traje de gucci. >> y no es el tÍpico color. >> miren quÉ elegante se ve. >> la bufanda lo hacÍa muy elegante. entre los hombres es el mejor vestido de la alfombra. >> wilmer. >> ya sÉ que me visto color berenjena y voy saa lir en el centro! [ aplausos ] [risas] >> este es el principio ya vimos a los colados de la lista de los mÁs vestidos pero vienen los mal vestidos! >> yo quiero bailar! yo quiero seguir con el pachangÓn. vamos a bailar con unos muchachos que vienen originarios de michoacÁn. vaya afilando la pista y los zapatos. >> destinÍa tuzantla. [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> venga, [ aplausos ] >> quÉ rico, qué rico. felicidades a todos, se lo merecen. >> disfruten con esos pequeÑos! >> vamos directamente con la mujer que le pone la sal y la pimienta a los domingos de univisiÓn. >> venga de ahÍ. >> caliente! cÓmo de que no? [ aplausos ] >> son de michoacÁn. bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica. ahora sÍ que nos levantamos temprano. por quÉ es que re calientes, por quÉ es que 25 horas, por quÉ es que 25 discos. >> porque se siente un cal

it's sort of like wanting gucci, i guess. psychology. >> all right. how do you get the drug you need these days? do you have to wait for the generics to come out, but you want the right drug and you want it for a low price. what's the way you're supposed to get at that? >> you and i are going to do a little role playing. you're the doctor i'm the patient. will you play doctor with me? >> oh, wow. >> i know, not every day someone asks you that >> yes, please. let's play doctor. >> hand me a prescription. >> all right. this is what you need. >> okay, dr. t.j., is this a brand-name? >> yes. >> for a brand-name, yes. well, brand names are expensive. and i'm on a budget. is there a generic version of this drug? >> okay. no, not right now. >> well, that's a problem. is there another drug, a totally different drug, that would work for me, but cost less? and the reason why i ask this is that so many of us are on drugs for cholesterol. blood pressure. depression. common things. there's usually several drug that would work for us. so if there's a drug that your