permit people by dave anderson went to take up to 12 ibuprofen pills per day just to keep playing squash next my physician told me to stop taking ibuprofen. i said i have to do something else. >> reporter: he strapped on the bandwidth the pot as it is not look back. >> i am not taking more ibuprofen. it has completely controlled the daily pain i was having and has allowed me a faster recovery after physical exercise. >> anthony, a pain specialist says researchers believe strong the narcotics like oxycodone become less effective with long- term use. and have other serious drawbacks. >> finding other system affected, the heart, the bones, and these are long-term consequences. >> the quel system calling $250 hopes to provide safer non- medication based relief. so far, the only side effect is possible skin irritations. >> you know it is there. but you do not -- you forget about it. >> reporter: maybe the aches and pains as well. michelle griego, kpix 5. >>> coming up, a quick thinking bride becomes a hero on her wedding day. >> people were driving by. >> how she saved family members in distr

. >> reporter: people like dave anderson who had to take up to 12 ibuprofen pills a day just to keep playing squash. >> my physician told me to stop taking the ibuprofen. i said i have to start doing something else. >> reporter: so he strapped on the sports band with the therapy pod and hasn't looked back. >> i'm not taking any more ibuprofen. it completely controls the daily pain i was having and helps me recover after physical exercise. >> reporter: the overprescription of much stronger medications like oxycodone is causing a whole new set of problems like addiction and depression. dr. anthony lee says those type of narcotics become less effective with long-term use and have other serious drawbacks. >> they're finding other organ systems that are affected, the heart, the bones and these are also long-term consequences. >> reporter: the quell system costing about $250 hopes it can provide safer nonmedication so far the only side effect is a possible skin irritation. >> we know it's there but you don't -- you sort of forget about it over time. >> reporter: maybe those aches and pains

. >> reporter: people like dave anderson taking up to 12 ibuprofen pills a day so he could keep playing squash. >> my physician told me to stop taking it. i said i got to start doing something else. >> reporter: so he strapped on the sports band with the therapy pod. >> i'm not taking any more ibuprofen. it's completely controlled the daily pain that i was having and it has allowed me a much faster recovery after physical exercise. >> reporter: the quell system costs about $250, hopes it can based relief. so far, the only side effect irritation. >> you know it's there. but you don't -- you just sort time. >> reporter: chronic pain is a complex problem that can be person. sew it's probable that this device won't -- so it's probably that this device won't ease everyone's pain. it's available without prescription, not covered by health insurance. dr. max gomez, cbs 2 news. >> the only patients who cannot use the quell device are those with implanted electronic devices like pacemakers or defribrillators. >>> as we talk to lonnie about weather, we should tell everybody we're wearing purple.

finally exhausted and choking he climbs to the roof and radios alec anderson and dave ubin, two security agents elsewhere inside the compound. his message, the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and rone are going the front gate. >> yes. >> and it's open. >> when i was standing right here and a land cruiser came from this direction, i thought it was like bad guys stealing the land cruisers so i drew down my weapon and then i saw it was ds guys actually driving it, and that's when i -- when i heard, hey, you know, we can't find the ambassador so i started moving towards the front porch and getting up on the front porch and that's when they were pulling sean's body out the window. >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador is still lost. >> the ambassador is still lost. >> yeah. >> tig, you and tyrone woods, rone, go into the building one of many times, go in and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, hey, i can't find my way out. i kept saying come to my voice, come to my voice and almost made another right into where i think it was the dining room and it was ju

sean anderson, a case in point -- $48,000 in just two days. dave and jayne, it could happen to you, you know? it all depends. let's find out if it's going to happen today. we start in this "jeopardy!" round with these categories. each correct response will begin with that letter of the alphabet. and finally, each correct response will have... alex: that's it. sean, start. parts of the whole for $200, please. sean. what is a tooth? good. parts for $400. sean again. what is a washing machine?

sean anderson, a case in point -- $48,000 in just two days. dave and jayne, it could happen to you, you know? it all depends. let's find out if it's going to happen today. we start in this "jeopardy!" round with these categories. each correct response will begin with that letter of the alphabet. and finally, each correct response will have... alex: that's it. sean, start. parts of the whole for $200, please. sean. what is a tooth? good. parts for $400. sean again. what is a washing machine? yes. parts for $600.

anderson. >> no doubt get a clearer view in the days ahead what motivated the gunman. the picture fits a pattern. i'll talk about it with davelen and dr. drew pinsky. >> it's unnerving to hear this guy spell it out, killing leads to fame. we talked about it so many times and it's the reason we don't show the pictures of shooters and don't name them but i'm amazed so many other people do. >> i am, too. i was on your show that night talking about that. and it's just horrific. i was really glad to see president obama get angry yesterday and that night on that show, i came in angry and i decided, you know, normally i try to calm down and get -- but it's time we quit calming down and i get this all the time, they get more and more enraged. he's not going to name the names, which i think is really kind of -- there was a sheriff about a year ago that said that and he kind of went on a limb, none of the other sheriffs or police officers since then have taken that. finally a second guy is doing it and expanded a little to say his entire force, his investigation won't say it, i'm hoping this is a pattern now and others and maybe they

anderson. >> thank you. no doubt, get an even clearer view in the days ahead of what motivated this particular gunman. sadly, the picture fits a pattern. i'll talk about it with daveolumbine and dr. drew. we talked about it so many times and it's the reason we don't show the pictures of shooters and don't name them but i'm amazed so many other people do. >> i am, too. i was on your show that night talking about that. and it's just horrific. i was really glad to see president obama get angry yesterday and that night on that show, i came in angry and i decided, you know, normally i try to calm down and get -- but it's time we quit calming down and i get this all the time, they get more and more enraged. i was also glad to see the sheriff this time pick up the ball and saying he's not going to name the names. there was a sheriff about a year ago who said that. he kind of went out on a limb. none of the other sheriffs or police officers since then have taken up the ball. finally a second guy is doing it and expanded a little to say his entire force, his investigation won't say it, i'm hoping this is a pattern now and others and maybe they can lead the media and we can

dave. >>> still ahead on fox 29, her story touched the hearts of fox viewers months ago. how strangers made a final wish of a young woman battling cancer come true. that's next. >>> hey everyone i'm bill andersonen hepp. coming up on fox 29 weekend on sunday, we've got a new controversy with the eagles involving breast pumps and we've got diet foods, eat this or eat that. >> diet food making you fat, plus, beer. we love beer. oktoberfest. one of the best brews for the season watch us tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. ♪ >>> pennsylvania hospital in center city is host ago very special gathering today. the 2015 intensive care nursery reunion. children who needed a bit more care after birth there returning to celebrate with their parents, doctors and hospital staff who say seeing those babies who they delivered and cared for all grown up is about a special as it gets. >> this is why we do what we do. we love to see our patients come back and see them big and great and beautiful and running around. it's the best part of my job. >> pennsylvania hospital known for decades as the baby hospital says about 4800 babies were delivered there every year and that more than 40% of them are from high-risk pregnan