adriana diaz reports. >> it's devastating. it's like we're reliving it all over again. >> reporter: the family of timmothy pitzen is broken after the fbi's stunning announcement that the claim he had been found was a hoax. >> unfortunately this child is not our beloved timmothy. we know you're out there, tim, and we'll never stop looking for you. >> reporter: the fbi says the dna results have been returned. it's actually 23-year-old bian michael rooney of medina, ohio, who has a long criminal history. the claim came from this person who appeared in this quiet kentucky neighborhood startling neighbors who called police. >> he said he was kidnapped from somewhere. >> the man identified himself as 14-year-old timmothy pitzen and said he had escaped two t s. the real timmothy pitzen has been missing for nearly eight years. when he was 6, cameras captured his mother amy walking him out of school and taking him to water parks. she was apparently found dead from suicide. she left a note saying her son was safe but would never be foun

here's adriana diaz. >> when he starts crying, what do you do?ake him open up his arms, and you punch him in the chest. >> reporter: the audio, obtained exclusively by cbs station kctv-5, is allegedly a recording between kansas city chiefs star wide receiver tyreek hill and his fiancÉe, crystal espinal. it is an 11-minute blame game. >> reporter: they're allegedly debating how their three-year- old son broke his arm a few weeks earlier. >> reporter: the day before the audio came out, hill said in a statement, "my son's health and happiness is my number one priority." hours later, news of the recording broke, in the midst of the n.f.l.'s celebratory draft, where chiefs g.m. brett veach announced quick action. >> we decided that, at this time and for the foreseeable future, tyreek hill will not take part in any team activities. >> reporter: hill is the most recent chiefs player to be embroiled in an abuse scandal. running back kareem hunt was cut from the team last year for kicking a woman. he now plays for the browns. the n.f.l. has yet to comment

and as adriana diaz shows us, phone companies are racing to capitalize on the upgrade. so this is the 5g land? >> this is. >> reporter: motorola took us into a secure area to see the moto z-3 phone with an adapter that kicks it up to 5g speed. >> it will show 5g u.w.b. to show it's now regulated on the 5g network. >> reporter: doug michau says 5g can provide speeds ten times faster than current 4g l.t.e., allowing photos and videos to download? >> n just seconds. hi, doug. >> hey, adriana, how are you? >> reporter: and chris tal clear video calls. so i'll never have that awkward freeze where theture freezes and you don't know what face you're making when that happens? >> exactly. >> reporte releas 5g companies in the coming months. motorola teamed up with vitello to be first. right now it's only available in parts of chicago and minneapolis with plans to be in 30 cities by the end of the year. the signals carried on new smaller towers that can fit on a light pole. cnet tried it out. 5g worked in speed tests but dropped out when she downloaded an app or video. >> i knew

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: if you're in the upper midwest, there is nowhere to run. 50mph windusts swirled snow that's expected to top two feet in watertown, south dakota. that's where we found retiree ron lord in a valiant yet futile effort. why are you out here trying to clear the snow off. it's just coming right back down? >> just to get rid of some of it for today and we'll do this again tomorrow morning. >> reporter: this is insane. it hurts when it hits your face. >> it does, yeah. >> reporter: the state looked entombed by ice. >> look at that. >> reporter: and with hundreds of miles of interstate closed, more than 100 truck drivers were stranded. so you're sleeping in your truck? >> yes, i am, yep, yep, yep. if i had left a half hour earlier, i think i could have got by the barriers. >> reporter: instead you're stuck here. >> right. which is better than being stuck out on the interstate or in a ditch. >> reporter: that's how hundreds found themselves in minnesota, where winds were too strong for cars and this state trooper. broken power lines there left more than 20,000

adriana diaz has more on a false lead that provided false hope for investigators and a grief- stricken family. >> yeah. >> it's like reliving that day all over again. theamily of timmothy pitzen, who vanished when he was six years old in 2011, is broken after the f.b.i.'s stunning announcement that the claim he'd been found was a hoax. >> unfortunately, this child is not our beloved timmothy. we know that you are out there somewhere, tim, and we will never stop looking for you. >> reporter: in a statement late today, the f.b.i. said d.n.a. results have been returned indicating that the person in question is not timmothy pitzen. cbs news has learned the person is actually 23-year-old brian michael rini of medina, ohio, who has a long criminal history. the claim came from this person who appeared in this quiet kentucky neighborhood early yesterday startling neighbors who ed pole.>>or aapoli rt,he mn ed himse-y old timmothy pitzen and said he'd "escaped two kidnappers that had been holding him for seven years."thmen are white and have tattoos. the real timmothy pitzen has been missing for

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: spring in south dakota turned winter white, clouding visibility andhing 18 wheelers off the road. blizzard warnings spanned six states, from minnesota to colorado, where crashes closed i-70 in both directions near vail. the sand and salt being sprayed is salt in the wound for areas still recovering from last month's flooding. watertown, south dakota is in the storm's bull's-eye, getting up to 24 inches, on top of the 56 that's already fallen this year. that's nearly triple the norm. we joined scotty brinkman here while he was out treating the roads. he says this april storm is the biggest of the year. >> 50 degrees yesterday, and blizzarding today. >> reporter: when it was 50 degrees, did you ever think you'd be out here in the truck in a blizzard? >> no. no. i didn't. i figured we were done. i really did. and when they said the snowstorm was coming, i was like, "what?" >> reporter: more than eight inches have already fallen here in watertown, south dakota, and the brunt of the storm doesn't hit until tomorrow. to keep people off dangerous roads, offi

adriana diaz is in watertown, south dakota, where it's snowed all at the flags. many of this is reminding me of covering a hurricane. this is the bull's-eye of the storm and hard to believe looking around but earlier this week the temperature was in the mid-60s. a blizzard might not be what you expect in the middle of april but it is a harsh reality that is sweeping across much of the great plains. in colorado, the blizzard erased visibility and brought traffic to a stand still. you could hear the brutal winds some battled late last night. crews rushed to stay ahead of the storm at denver's international airport but more than 750 flights were cancelled, leading it nearly empty by night fall. th blizzard barreled into kansas overnight and creating slick roads and whiteout conditions. u.p.s. truck careened off a highway overpass. the driver thankfully emerged unhurt. >> the roads are terrible. >> reporter: south dakota transportation officials shut down hundreds of miles of interstates and issued travel advisories. we saw the dangers first hand and rode along with

adriana diaz is in hard-hit watertown south dakota. good morning. >> good morning, people in watertown are going to have to dig out of this today. with all this snow drifts, people are going to have trouble figuring out which cars are theirs. the wind has died down, but the snow continues to fall. many major roads remain closed and thousands are still without power across the region. cars and big rigs were no match for white-out snow and powerful wind gusts topping 60 miles per hour. neither was this minnesota state trooper as he tried to direct traffic around a jackknifed semi trailer. the wintry blast shook power lines, freezing some and toppling others. at some point nearly 77hoan bus without power. >> we usually don't get this in april. >> here in watertown, we met ron as he tries perhaps in vain, to clear snow from his yard. >> it's almost not working to try clear the snow. >> no, it isn't. i'll get out for a while today and come home and spend the rest of the day at home. >> not everyone had that option with several interstates s

adriana diaz reports on the disturbing recording that led investigators to take another look at the case when he starts crying, what do you do? you make him open up his arms and you punch him in the chest. >> reporter: the audio obtained exclusively by cbs station kctv-5 is allegedly a recording between kansas city chiefs star wide receiver tyreek hill and his fee his fiancee crystal espinal. it's an 11-minute blame game. >> why does he say daddy did it? why? >> reporter: they're debating how their 3-year-old son broke his arm. >> he's terrified. >> you need to be terrified of me too. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the day before the audio came out, hill said in a statement, my son's health and happiness is my number one priority. hours later news of the recording broke in the midst of the nfl's celebratory draft where chief's gchlt m. brett veatch announced quick action. >> we decided at this time and for the foreseeable future tyreek hill will not take part in any team activities. >> reporter: hill is the second chief's player to be embroiled in an abuse scandal. running baca ream hunt was cu