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Things may not be as they first seem to be, and it created an issue for the crowd-sourcing website trying to raise money for the girls family. heres jean casarez. >> reporter: fred, crowd funding, they are becoming popular, sites. the promise is simple. people tell their stories and in turn receive donations. in 2013 alone, the crowd funding industry raised an estimated $3 billion to $5 billion in funding, according to research group mass solutions. how can you tell youre not donating to a scam?...

We dont need. it will move down through the gulf, which will be catastrophic for oil supplies and humanitarian crisis. no. we cannot let this fester, but really do need the cooperation of for instance, the saudis and qataris and amarits. without the help of iran, we cant do this. >> well talk about that coalition of countries that may need to be involved here later on this afternoon. thanks so much. phil mudd and bob baer, appreciate that. >> thank you. all right. more than 100,000 dollars was...

Look at the validity of the familys claim and found no evidence to support their story. here is what they said in a statement to cnn. like the rest of america, the kfc family has been moved by the story of victorias inhave your is and recovery. after the alleged incident was reported to us, two investigations took place, including one by an independent investigator. neither revealed any evidence that the incident occurred, and we consider the investigation closed. we are honoring our commitment ...

Chairman. and -- or would be chairman. and he is saying he can do a lot for the state and that might just have some resonance. >> lankford wins in oklahoma, presumably well on his way to becoming the next u.s. senator from oklahoma. were going to continue our special coverage tonight. i know you have a lot more coming up later this hour as well. >> were going to talk more about this, wolf. stay with me. we have lot morse primary results. the story that had donations poring in from around the cou...

>> lets start with this hoax, this alleged hoax, right, because the family is saying, no, no, no, we really were in that kfc restaurant and they really did throw the kid out. >> right. and kfc is saying actually our investigators say you never were even inside a restaurant that day. case closed. and you know, heres the interesting thing that i see about this case. were all talking about the hoax. the thing to keep in mind is that the pit bull attack was real, carol, and if theres a real tragedy ...

You could go to ice doc photo and find these pictures online there. if it seems too general and not personal enough, i think those should definitely be some warning signs and something you should look out for. >> i just want to tell our viewers in case youre looksing, were following the election results in mississippi, colorado, new york and oklahoma, of course, three big states where there are issues and there are big issues on the ballot. and well get back to that in just a moment. in the mean...

Girl caught in middle of a controversy after kfc says there was no evidence she was actually kicked out of a kfc because of the scars on her face. so what about those thousands of dollars people have donated to this kid? im going to talk about that next. when folks think about what they get from alaska,

Investigations took place, including one by an independent investigator. neither revealed any evidence that the incident occurred, and we consider the investigation closed. we are honoring our commitment to make a $30,000 donation to assist with victoria s medical bills. despite repeated attempts by cnn to contact the family and its attorney, no calls were returned. the attorney did tell this to a local newspaper. it is unfortunate that victoria and her family are being vilified on what appears ...

Unlawful. shafer retroactively received the salary and benefits he lost. kfc says there is no supported claims the girl was asked to leave a restaurant because she was scarring customers due to a dog attack. it was a troubling story when we heard. >> the pastor, we had him on the broadcast when he was first fired, so hes clearly been reinstated there. gary, thanks very much. coming up next, "the ridiculist" and im going to try to get through it. thats all i can say. hey. im ted and this is r...

Because now youll have three networks, three white guys, and theyre wonderful men, but its like -- as my executive producer was almost saying during commercial, almost the 1970s again. >> reporter: youre right. five years ago, katie couric and diane sawyer both anchoring at 6:30 p.m. i think if youre a television executive and making this all-important choice, youre much more focused on who the best and most popular anchor is going to be, andlette less focused on gender or race. i to think for a...