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It's fake. Jupiter's moons were not in that position Monday night. Considering I watched it live through my telescope, you can also verify the position of the moons from a chart in Sky & Telescope magazine. The moons do not move that fast in 12 hours.

I'm setting up my telescope in my driveway for my neighbors. Looked at it last night, it is very bright so don't need to worry about city lights so much, but the darker the better. You will need at least binoculars to see both planets, otherwise it will just look like one bright object to the naked eye.