. >> i personally brevard read every word of your book and was a maystadt said detail. how did you get such access to the brothers other than the family and acquaintances ? >> this was a difficult project to the sense that three out of the four brothers i did not get access to and this was a process to make it 10 calls and sometimes you talk to one person who leads to another and that is how this seibald. this also benefit did from the fact the koch brothers spent many years suing a the heck out of each other. [laughter] so there was the huge vapor trail that few people had taken a chance to look at. so you have the depositions that are incredible. this was the difficult time period getting into the most intimate family secrets you would not want to tell anyone what along the judge and jury. so that allow me to get it into their mind at points where there were no human resources to tell me what happened in the boardroom when you fired your brother. >> you talk about how they have tried to retaliate when they saw something as negative. have they come after you? >> honest

one month after the incident he's arrested in an unrelated case in brevard county, florida. enforcement in that case, and is sentenced to three years in county prison. and he may face charges in the sunoco case, too. the store owner plans to press charges to the fullest extent of the law. who would think this petite clerk would put up such a fight? not even the clerk herself. >> being a mother and thinking about my kids and what could have happened, that was risky, and i probably won't do it again. >>> coming up, a liquor store clerk is stunned when an angry customer stiff arms shelf after shelf of booze. what sent this woman over the edge? when "caught on camera: blindsided" continues. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child

. >> downtown the beautiful the brevard z the question became who is this man and what is his story.he was a star of a video that went viral. >> my era, nothing i would have dreamed of. it's the 1 i wrote. >> it's hard to piece together just how he got here. he was put into foster care as a young child and then it was in 1 of those homes where he 1st played a patio. >> how would he do it with this patio. it's like it's never been touched, you know. it's not been touched at all. >> he lived on the streets for most of his life and is consumed by addiction. >> what has it meant for you to express yourself through music? >> music, it becomes a part of you, like you're born with it. >> after our interview, he played for us. >> grand pianino, that was çmy dream. that same aunting song. it's not a happy story and there's not a happy ending, i don't think, you know. this is not something that youtube is going to fix. >> the video likely won't change his life. >> it's like, you're playing, but you forget yourself. >> but it's a sad reminder that beauty and promise çcan be fou anywhere. >> i