Friday, 15 July 2016

The haunting ghost shark

This haunting new species of ghost shark was discovered for the first time on Alien Sharks.

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Giant Snake of the Everglades - The Invasive Burmese Python

Coyote Peterson is back in the Florida Everglades and he is about to get up close and personal with one its notorious giant serpents...the only problem is, it doesn't belong here! The Ball Python, native to Southeast Asia, is thriving in this habitat but unfortunately is an invasive species that has slowly become a threat to other local wildlife and the overall stability of the ecosystem.

Thursday, 14 July 2016

Bumper cars and carousels

Ready for some fun in the sun, the girls take Ocean City by storm for Kayla’s bachelorette party.

Can This Font Help People With Dyslexia?

Dyslexia is a very misunderstood disorder, and it makes reading and writing difficult for many people. Tara is here to discuss a new typeface that is designed specifically for readers with dyslexia.

Planes Are Infested With Bugs And It's Your Fault!

This holiday season, while you're traveling high up in the sky, keep in mind that you're exposing everyone around you to microscopic dust mites!

Wednesday, 13 July 2016

4 Famous Unsolved Murder Cases

Sometimes murders don't get solved...we've put together a list of 4 of the more gruesome cases that were never closed. Watch now for details!

Does money make men more attractive?

The verdict is in - does a higher income make men more attractive?

16 Ways Video Games Make You Smarter!

Game on, partners, game on.

Are Eggs The Perfect Food?

Are eggs good for you? Is it safe to eat them? Matt Lieberman from SourceFed joins DNews to answer these questions.

12 Companies You Thought Were American

Think you know what's still made in America? Watch this video to find out which companies have gone foreign!

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Movie Night: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Ernie and Neal screen one of the hottest movies of 2013 - The Hunger Games: Catching Fire!

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How Powerful is North Korea?

When the most isolated country in the world threatens a nuclear attack, there's good reason for concern. North Korea may be off-the-grid globally, but their military manpower under Kim Jong-un is surprisingly strong. Just how powerful is North Korea? Is an attack on the U.S. likely?

Getting Passwords Under Control

Passwords are the bane of our existence. Consumer Reports offers an easy way to manage all your passwords and tells you how to create easy-to-remember yet hard-to-crack passwords.

Beach home inspections are crucial and here's why

Hatteras Island Realtor MaryAnne Hill explains how home inspections are crucial.

What I Learned in Arizona

JT engages longtime friend and producing partner Matthew Sultan in a classic road trip through Arizona. They meet up with a bowl healer, black cowboy, tattoo artist, megalomaniac, and more!

Monday, 11 July 2016

Is Your Penis One Inch Too Big?

Sup Nation! It's that time of the week again where I throw A's at your Q's! Send your questions on SnapChat @DeFrancoSnaps!

Group reading

In a group reading, angels reveal a family secret that a woman has hid for decades.

Unlocked Phones: Your Phone Your Right

It used to be you bought a phone and it was more or less tied to a single carrier. You did your time, and if you asked nicely, the carrier you purchased your device from might unlock your device. Today, it's easier than ever to swap between carriers if you buy your phone unlocked.

Eggs: Which to Buy?

Egg choices are overwhelming: brown, white, organic, hormone-free, antibiotic-free and more. It's enough to scramble your mind. But between our taste testers and our food experts Consumer Reports can help.

See All With This MEMORY TECHNIQUE!

When it comes to cards, Brian has unbeatable memory techniques!

Deadly Pain Pills

46 people a day die from overdoses of opioids--prescription painkillers like OxyContin, Percocet and Vicodin. The FDA recently approved a new version, Zohydro ER. Consumer Reports is calling on the government to reconsider.

Sunday, 10 July 2016

Spider-Man Joins Marvel Cinema Universe!

Finally! And Officially! Spider-Man Joins the Marvel World!

Phases of the Moon

Finally! A primer for phases of the moon. Watch this video to find out if you're waxing or waning.

The Science Of Dark vs. White Meat

Thanksgiving day, if you eat turkey, you have the choice of eating white meat or dark meat. What's the difference? In this episode, Trace breaks down what meat is.

Sunscreen for Kids

Special sunscreens are marketed just for kids. But Consumer Reports' safety experts say they’re not necessary. However they do caution against using spray sunscreens on children.

Kelsey Grammer's link to the Oregon trail

Kelsey Grammer has a connection to the dusty Oregon Trail.

The Right Way To Sell Yourself

What do you look for in a potential partner? It turns out, men and women are looking for different things!

Why You Should Care More About Midterm Elections

This midterm election may seem insignificant, but there are major ballot issues that could have a much larger impact on your daily life than national races. If you want a say in minimum wage, drug legalization, education, or health care, among others, now's the time to get informed and vote. Here's why.

How Powerful is Japan?

Japan is an economic giant, producing some of the world's most advanced technology and on the market, but how do they measure up as a political force? TestTube Daily takes a look at how powerful the nation really is.

Dexter and Daisy the ferocious fighting felines

Dexter and Daisy are on a constant tear around Chase and Maya's house.

Why Babies Are Still Dying In Their Sleep

A new study found that 55% of US infants sleep with unsafe bedding! What can happen to your baby, and how can you keep he or she warm?

New homesteaders, new problems

Orville and Jackie are new to the Alaskan lifestyle, and are running into new problems.

My Daily Driver and New Samsung Devices

Jon R is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! On this episode of Ask the Buffalo, Jon tackles the most burning questions in the world of tech including what new devices you can expect from Samsung this year and why the popular OnePlus One might be changing from CyanogenMod to Oxygen OS very soon. Jon also tells us what kind of updates he expects the MacBook Air will receive later this month and what his daily driver is currently.

Saturday, 9 July 2016

Why you shouldn't slack on your beach home maintenance

MaryAnne Hill explains how home maintenance is key on this week's Realtor Pro Tip.

Bubbles... OF FIRE!!

Somebody finally bursts Brian's bubble, in the most dramatically fire-fueled way possible!

Coffee Can Improve Your Nap!

When you're tired, you have the option to drink some coffee, or to take a nap. What happens when you do both? Catie joins DNews to explore the world of coffee naps.

Magnetic field reversal

Bernard Brunhes' study of volcanoes lead to the discovery of earth's magnetic field reversal.

Can We See 3D Without 3D Glasses?

3D glasses make some people feel sick, so is it possible to view 3D images without the glasses?

Friday, 8 July 2016

The Weird, Gross, and Beautiful Things about Your Cat

Cats have a lot of weird and gross things about them but they're also beautiful creatures! In honor of the Internet Cat Video Festival this week, Catie's going to tell you all about cats!

How Often Do Asteroids Almost Hit Earth?

Early this week, an asteroid flew right by the Earth, but didn't hit us. How common is it for objects to fly this close to Earth? Turns out, it's a lot more common than you'd think.

Galaxy Note 4 vs iPhone 6 Plus: Camera Battle!

Deciding which phone to buy isn't just about how it looks or what specs come under that shiny exterior. What consumers are more interested in these days is how a camera performs. We share pictures and video now more than ever, whether it's through Snapchat or Instagram, which means how good your phone's camera is is extremely important. You can have the fastest processor on the market, but that doesn't mean squat if your device can't take a decent picture.

Why Won't North Korea Return Dead American Soldiers?

Thousands of dead American soldiers are stuck in North Korea. The soldiers' bodies were buried in the country during the Korean War over 50 years ago, but have yet to be recovered by the U.S. So why haven't we claimed these corpses? Will they ever be returned and receive proper burials? TestTube Daily gives us a glimpse at the forgotten soldiers left abroad.

60-foot-wide asteroid hurtles toward Earth

In February 2013, a stunning sight in the sky over Russia made international headlines.

iPhone 6 Plus vs Galaxy Note 4

The most heated rivalry in mobile is coming to a head in our latest versus. You knew this one was coming; today, Mark has a new video that pits the iPhone 6 Plus against Samsung's Galaxy Note 4. These are two of the most popular brands in the mobile market, and two of the best phones we've seen all year. So Which one wins?

What to Get at Sears and What to Forget

From vacuums and drills to batteries and blowers, check out Consumer Reports' list of what to buy and what to skip at Sears.

Why We Explore

"The pleasure we derive from journeys is perhaps dependent more on the mindset with which we travel than on the destination we travel to." -Alain de Botton

Thursday, 7 July 2016

A three-minute walk from the ocean

This couple has a small budget to buy a beach home, and the outer-banks is a great place to look!

Producer's Take: Heartbreak is part of the journey

Take a deeper look at one of the most heartbreaking scenes this season.

The Secret To Living A Long Life

Do you want to live a long and healthy life? Well the secret to doing so might be a lot easier than you think.

Wednesday, 6 July 2016

iPhone 6: Consumer Reports' Early Review

Apple claims its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have a better screen, better camera and longer battery life. Consumer Reports test labs check out Apple's new bigger phones.

Burger Taste-Off: Grilled vs. Pan-Fried

Swear a grilled burger is best? Can't get enough of a pan-fried patty? Consumer Reports' taste testers try both to see which delivers the juiciest burger.

8 Insane Ways People Faked Their Own Death

Ever consider faking your own death to get some of that sweet sweet insurance cashola? Well, these cautionary tales may make you think otherwise. Watch the video to find out how these 8 people tried to pull it off.

Redrum in reverse: unholy rollers

Watch Randy Stone's murder happen in order.

There's A Blood Test That Can Diagnose Depression!

Depression is a serious mental disorder, but now diagnosing and curing it might be easier than ever! Julian joins DNews today to discuss how there's now a blood test that might be able to detect if someone is depressed!

Finding Good Tech Support

If you can't get good computer support, you're not alone. Consumer Reports' survey reveals the misery of PC owners and identifies which companies do a good job.

Tuesday, 5 July 2016

Spare tools

The crew visits Gas Monkey Garage to use Richard and Aaron’s tools.

Abyssinian Remy steals the spotlight

When little Remy goes on the hunt for some action, he finds himself the star of a photo shoot.

Hearing aid buying guide

Hearing aids are some of the most difficult product to buy and they are very expensive. Consumer Reports has advice to help you get the right hearing aid.

PowerPuff Girls vs Archie vs Predator vs Mortal Kombat!

Powerpuff Girls, the Archie crossover the world never saw coming, and new additions to Mortal Kombat X!

Monday, 4 July 2016

Pop Music Makes You Smarter!

Hey Mr. DJ, turn the record on so we can all work faster and smarter!

Nicaragua Aftershow

Joseph Boyle speaks with Amanda and Joshua about their experience in Nicaragua.

Laundry Detergent Packs Safety Alert

Poison Control has gotten more than 20,000 calls since laundry detergent packs and pods went on sale. Here's the danger.

Why Doesn't Earth Have Rings?

Early this week, scientists discovered a super Saturn, which got us thinking: Why doesn't Earth have rings?

Naked nightmare in Nicaragua

Amanda and Joshua strip down and begin their naked survival challenge in southern Nicaragua.

7 essential questions for the ex-Amish

When you change lifestyles from Amish to English, what are the little things you give up?

Sunday, 3 July 2016

Laundry Detergent Packs Safety Alert

Poison Control has gotten more than 20,000 calls since laundry detergent packs and pods went on sale. Here's the danger.

Discovering Europe's oldest city on Crete

British adventurer Arthur Evans goes on a quest to find the mythical Labyrinth of the Minotaur.

Why Mixing Alcohol And Caffeine Is So Bad

It's becoming more common in the bar scene to mix alcohol with energy drinks and other caffeinated beverages. Tara explains all of the reasons why this can be extremely bad for you.

What You Can Learn By Touching Someone

From cuddling to high fiving, humans seem to love touching! Why do we crave physical contact?

My Cat Got Me Fired - A Reenactment

One day, Michael Bremer took a shower that would change his life. Starring eyeglasses, a cat, and a harrowing run in with his boss. This is his story.

When Was The Last Time You Washed Your Pajamas?

You probably don't wash your pajamas enough, but just how gross can they get?

Crazy Pudge Gets a Crazy Itch

This video has not be altered. What you are seeing is an actual, crazy reaction to an actual, crazy itch Pudge got one day.

How Was The Calendar Invented?

Have you ever wondered why we use the calendar that we use? Why is there 365 days in a year?

You may have won in the beginning, but I won in the end

Sandie Bellows talks about how her family reacted after her ordeal with Peter John Peters.

Why Do We Have Cravings?

Do you crave sweets? Salty foods? Why do we feel cravings?

An unwelcome, 10 ft long pool guest

Gators of this size don't typically hang out in pools making this rescue is especially dangerous.

Why Do We Cry When We're Happy?

Have you ever been so overjoyed that you start crying? Why do we cry when we're happy. Tara discusses the science of this.

Saturday, 2 July 2016

Cutting grass fast: A mower race

Consumer Reports pits a lawn mower classic - a John Deere Tractor - against a Toro Zero Turn Radius. Which performs best? Our expert weighs in and offers tips for speedier lawn work that won't leave a mess.

Castro knew I was sent to kill him

Marita Lorenz was sent back to her former lover, Fidel Castro, in an effort to assassinate him.

The "I" in team

It's the LeBrons family's last chance to save the junkyard and just when everything seems lost, they find that working together can conquer the toughest challenge.

Four cats makes for a crazy household

Thumbelina is allegedly terrorizing the three other household cats - but is there more to the story?

Friday, 1 July 2016

10 Historical and Deadly Firsts

There's a first for everything. Watch to learn who famous for dying!

Does The Moon Really Control The Tides?

It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part?

The Keystone XL Pipeline Debate Explained

The US Congress recently approved the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. But mass demonstrations are urging President Obama to veto the project. So what is the Keystone XL pipeline?

Why Are Countries Illegally Sterilizing Women?

Over a dozen Indian women recently died following sterilization surgeries provided by the government. This tragedy highlights how many countries are using sterilization as the primary way to curb overpopulation, despite the legal and ethical gray areas. TestTube Daily takes a look at the trend and the financial gains behind it.

What to Buy (& Skip) at Lowe’s

From blowers and mowers to paint and power tools - check out Consumer Reports’ list of what to buy and what to bypass at Lowe’s home improvement stores.

Thursday, 30 June 2016

How Long Could You Survive In Space?

There are a lot of misconceptions about what happens to the human body in space. Trace explains what would happen if you stepped out into the vacuum of space without a spacesuit.

Are Pro-Life Groups Setting Up Fake Abortion Clinics?

For women seeking information on abortions, crisis pregnancy centers may seem like legitimate establishments to go to for guidance. Yet recent reports indicate that many of these clinics are deliberately lying to women about pregnancy termination. So what are CPCs? Are they just guises for pro-life groups?

What to Get at Walmart and What to Forget

Walmart claims 245 million customers come into its stores every week. Based on Consumer Reports' lab tests, we tell you what to put into your cart and what to skip.

Behind the Build: Speak Easy Treehouse

Pete has built a whopper of a treehouse nestled in a landscape of trees for musician Brian Kelley.

Does the Grill-Cleaning Robot Work?

Imagine never having to scrub your grill after a barbecue. Grillbot, an automatic grill-cleaning robot, promises to scrub your grill grates with the touch of a button. Consumer Reports tests to see if it will make your next BBQ easier.

The Holey Force

Ripping up a folded napkin might not be as predictable as you would imagine.

What Is Israel's Iron Dome and How Does It Work?

Israel's got a powerful weapon in the conflict with Palestine: the Iron Dome defense system. What is it and how does it work? Can the Iron Dome help bring peace to the Israel-Palestine conflict or is it only making things worse?

4 Incredible Uses for Animal Poop You Didn't Know

Poop is gross, but it is also useful. Here are 4 uses for poop that you didn't know about!

Wednesday, 29 June 2016

De-rocker breakdown

Just as Freddy and Derek Dodge get things up and running, the de-rocker breaks down.

Video Tutorials for Monkeys?

YouTube might not be just for humans anymore! Researchers have discovered that monkeys are capable of learning from video! Source of Informationl: Gunhold, T., Whiten, A. & Bugnyar, T. Biol. Lett. (2014).

Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti

The two countries may coexist on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola but historically they have rarely seen eye to eye. So why do Haiti and The Dominican Republic hate each other?

The naked divorce

After an intense argument, Matt and Honora decide it's best to go their separate ways.

Tuesday, 28 June 2016

5 Animals That Can Speak for Themselves

If only your pet could talk, or can they? Watch this video for animals that can speak for themselves!

What Hackers Really Want With Your Data

For the 2016 fiscal year, President Obama officially proposed a $14 Billion dollar budget dedicated to protecting the government from cyber crime. Can the United States stop cyber crime?

Tania's best friend Bluey is sick, hearts break at Villalobos Rescue Center

13-year-old pup, Bluie, hasn't been acting like himself.

The biggest names in BBQ are pitted against each other

BBQ Pit Wars places four of the biggest names in BBQ against each other in a range of competitions.

Facebook & Apple Employee's New Expensive Perk

In an effort to 'level the playing field' of employment equality, Facebook is offering to pay for their female employees to freeze their eggs to have babies later in life.

Galaxy S6 Edge Benchmarks and Apple Watch Edition Price

Mark L is back to tackle the biggest tech rumors of this week! On this week's episode of Rumor Roundup, Mark talks about Samsung's upcoming curved phone, the Galaxy S6 Edge, recording impressive benchmarks while running the companies latest Exynos processor and Apple's high-end Apple Watch including over $850 worth of gold making it very expensive and very luxurious. Mark also talks about Apple planning to ad TouchID features to all of its current products including iMacs and Mac Pros.

Monday, 27 June 2016

Sending in a 20-year sleeper to get rid of Gaddafi

The CIA was determined to get rid of the Mad Dog Gaddafi for over two decades.

Walking a wire blindfolded

Nik Wallenda discusses the training required to walk blindfolded in his riskiest stunt ever.

Axe wielding old man saves her life

Peter John Peters has left two bodies in his wake and has Sandie Bellows held at knife point.

Can You Still Hide Money in Swiss Banks?

Swiss banks have been scrutinized the last few years for alleged unscrupulous business conduct. So what unethical practices are they accused of?

Which Animals Had Sex First?

Which animal was the first to fornicate? We travel back 385 million years to explore the origins of sexual intercourse among animals.

What Is A Rape Kit?

Thousands of rape kits go unprocessed each year, and there is a large effort to end this. What exactly is in a rape kit, and what can we do to aid the effort to get these kits processed?

Learning to mush sled dogs

Jeremy Keller wants to teach his son Bjorn the skills he needs to survive.

Scaredy Cat is Afraid of Cat Toy

I bought a tunnel for Pudge that makes a crinkley noise figuring it might be something she likes. Boy, was I wrong. Anytime it makes a noise or moves she runs away like a scaredy cat. Looks like Pudge will be sticking to playing with string and twist ties.

Storming Red Beach 1 at Tarawa

Louis Mamula talks of the hardships of having to take Tarawa Atoll by any means necessary.

Sunday, 26 June 2016

The Secret's Out: She hired too many hitmen

Experts talk about the public's reaction to Yvonne Stern's case.

Sonic HQ

Richard Rawlings visits Sonic HQ to pursue a potential opportunity to strike a deal.

Does Your Dog Really Need A Sweater?

We all know dog sweaters are absolutely adorable, but does your dog actually need it?

Duggar obstacle course

Jim Bob & Michelle go on a triple date with Jill & Derick and Jessa & Ben and have a big surprise.

How Much Salt Do Humans Need?

How much sodium do you need in your diet? Laci tells you about a new study that lists the right amount of salt you need to stay healthy!

Bethesda Has Big Plans for E3 2015 & A Sherlock Convention?!?

Lots o' convention stuff happening! Is Bethesda finally ready for Fallout 4? And what you need to know about Sherlocked!

Saturday, 25 June 2016

Naked & awkward: Major shrinkage

The Naked and Afraid survivalists talk about some major shrinkage issues during their challenges.

Is Bayonetta 2 the Best Action Game of 2014?

Bayonetta 2 marks the return of Platinum Games' distinct brand of hardcore insanity - but with a new director, does this Wii U exclusive hold up to its predecessor? Find out in Nick's review!

What's next for Jeremy Roloff?

Matt Roloff gives his son Jeremy some words of wisdom as he starts to plan his post-college life.

Stop Naming Your Kids After Fake People

People can't stop naming babies after the things that they watch. Crazy.

The Sad Truth Behind Some Animal Sanctuaries

On Catie's trip to Mexico she found out some very sad news. Many exotic animal sanctuaries actually abuse the animals there, and often put them into the exotic animal trade where they are killed for their fur and other parts.

Baby great white sharks

Where do baby great white sharks hang out? Port Stephens, New Zealand is a paradise for "Mini Jaws."

We're gonna make it after all

The gang arrives in New York for the first time.

No, We Don't Have Proof Of Life On Mars

Earlier this week, the Mars Curiosity rover announced it found methane on Mars. Does this mean we're closer to finding life on another planet?