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Which explains why george perez struck deals with dozens of labs around the country to pass their testing through campbellton graceville and their billing along with it. >> i can tell you what was actually funneled through this facility, and that was over $120 million in about 14 months. >> reporter: what youre describing sounds fraudulent. >> it sounds too good to be true. >> reporter: the board finally came to the same conclusion and stopped the lab program, but that created new problems. we o...

Opposite. weve seen a sharp uptick. >> reporter: wray revealed the fbi now has more than 3,000 open terrorism investigations. isis-related cases, other foreign-inspired threats, and suspected domestic terrorism. >> these are very active investigations. we have them in all 50 states. this is no longer something that is just in major cities. >> reporter: as for espionage, wray said china is by far the most aggressive, with spies among college students and at u.s. companies. >> in terms of targetin...

But a joint investigation by the "usa today" network and kaiser health news suggests surgery sunters are always ready for that kind of crisis. reporter christina jewett: >> we took a really comprehensive look at surgery centers, and essentially, when inings go wrong there, what is t ing wrong? >> reporter: most people probably remember the case of joan rivers, who died after a surgery center procedure in 2014. this investigation discovered more than 260 people have died yfter procedures in surge...

Historic capital fuses old with new, and in two years, it will stage the olympics for the second time with four new sports, surfing, climbing, karate, and skate boarding. 13-year-old took in the action in pyeongchang from home. >> i was watching the girls snowboarding. that was crazy. >> reporter: in 2020, she could win her sports first olympic got. >> its girls skating in the olympics, and thats just incredible that im really proud about that. >> reporter: the medals up for grabs in tokyo are m...

Are bullet resistant, and cameras, so many cameras everywhere. and its not just school officials watching either. theyre connected live with the sheriffs department ten miles away. authorities can track an intruder in realtime. every teacher here, you have your own panic button. >> we all wear a fob in case there is a security breach. we push this button and the entire alarm goes off in the school. >> reporter: and something else i want to show you real quick. when that happens, every classroom ...

A lost world. newly revealed. the discovery that has archaeologists amazed. announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening from inside u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis where this time tomorrow the eagles and patriots will be going head-to-head in super bowl lii. tom brady taking a few moments for a playful pose on the field for a family picture this afternoon. the eagles getting their own photo op on the turf ahead of the big contest. its been a lot of fun and games for...

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>> glor: major security flaws have been found in the chips wor power most of the worlds tpmputers and smartphones. here is john blackstone. >> inside the super-fast i486 f.x. p.c. es reporter: since the earliest days of personal computing, the search for faster processing has been a prime focus. >> performance has always been the goal. >> reporter: but now, security experts say that search for speed has resulted in two flaws, with the ominous names meltdown and spectre, discovered in the process...

Be then highlights in red anything thats of concern. in this case an aerosol can. its literally slicing the bag, just like a c.a.t. scan. >> if you unpack the clutter, the officers are able to delineate whats suspicious and whats not faster. >> reporter: while 3-d scanners already screen checked bags, congress is pushing the tsa to use them for passenger carry-ons. already being tested in phoenix and boston, coming soon to jfk and chicago ohare. among the most challenging weapons to detect, plas...