them less than 24 hours to hackett and reconfigure the system. because they are good guys, they installed a videogame. >> this is a system that controls actual radiation that goes to some patient. we put donkey kong on it. lisa: if they are bad guys, donkey kong would be malware. they can do everything to delivering lethal doses of radiation without anyone being the wise what he hands to homeland security. with just a few keystrokes, he immediately takes over a drug infusion pump and puts the entire amount of medicine into a would be patient. the first-ever cyber security . to thiswas issued day, he says the problems have not been fixed. both t and jonathan are quite to point out that -- they are quick to point out that this is not limited to one single manufacturer or piece of equipment or it the fda doing enough? >> no. as they come on and certify this equipment, there is no doubt they should be evaluating those for cyber security. lisa: the fda sent us this statement -- the fda plays an important role in ensuring the devices, andical regulator

. >> here at the third street boxing gym, the news of his death hit hard, for hackett, there is no equal. >> i told you i was floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee. >> our phenomenon. i told you. >> he was about so much more than just boxing. >> a humanitarian, , the best, the greatest of all time. >> i am a poet, a movie star, an actor, a fighter. >> and he says he was a leader in other ways as well. >> he made it possible for us to not be afraid to speak to the public and to the government. >> he is known for many things, but for those who are actually in the boxing world, this rings true, the will must be stronger than the skill. >> that is so true. >> many want to step into the ring. you've got to want it. you don't have that great of skill, that is what trainers are for. >> when ed heard the news late last night he watched several hours of his greatest moments in and out of the ring. >> i'm the man, man, even though you had guys like lewis, guys before him, the real thing is the fact that mohammed ali spoke his mind. >> that's why i i say i am the greatest. >> sports ill

molly hackett with 96 and association says a police needed help a few years agriculture department feighotel where victim was photograph. >> it was a photo they had from the internet when it came up you can just see everyone. you recognize the background. >> yes. one of the, y. one of the girls in our office new exactly where it was. >> reporter: 96 created a non-profit with a mission to help rescue victims. so far traffic cam has more than a million and a half images from more than 145,000 hotels worldwide. >> it's great that every day citizens can do every day things and taking a picture to help stop human trafficking. >> it's crucial to help us identify not only where they've at now and where they've been at which helps with prosecution. >> traffic cam app is available on ios and android and other platforms. >>> the world's ugliest dog from 2016 was crowned in california. 17-year-old chinese crested chihuahua named sweet pea rambo. the dog blind in both eyes and weighed just 4 pounds. the contest is run like a beauty pageant going on for 28 years strong. so to compete each dog dog ha

larry hackett from "people" magazine joins us. >> i spoke to hiss publicist last night. dehydrated over the weekend. he issued a warning that summer is coming and make sure you're taking your liquids. this comes after several months of questions and concerns about what's going on with him. there was a story in march coming from a former personal assistant who claimed richard simmons' house keeper was keeping him under wraps, that she was practicing black magic. no one knows if this is true. he has been suffering from some knee injuries. whether or not this is voluntary or under durress, we don't know. >> we did a couple of skype interviews after that article came out. it seemed like a hostage video at times. you're saying, there's no way to know exactly what's going on with him. >> hollywood has had cases like this. to some degree is sumner redstone case. are these serious or more like fighting in downton abbey? >> we don't know. >>> we'll turn to last night's miss usa pageant. kicked off with advice from steve harvey. >> the best thing i can tell you, no matter what hap

i believe i'm with miss hackettes seventh period, class. >> yes you had a big shakespeare festival. >ormance. >> yes. >> is what performance. >> final scene of the romeo and juliett with minor adaptions. >> okay. take it away. >> juliett awake in three hours. >> wheat flowers, flowers, and her eyebrows are on fleek, oh, wow. >> unaudible. >> blank. >> romeo, at last,... >> unaudible. >> you are feeling extra salt salty. >> oh, my gosh, they are doing that we have the superintendent, doctor wade, how are the kids here. thinks your last year here. >> fantastic. great community, fantastic. you could not ask for a better place. >> tell us about color day, you have red, blue, great. >> it goes back to the 1930's. every year we produce the kid, they pick colors and then they stay with these colors their entire time, real dilemma is mommies in red and father was blue and they graduated from here. we don't know what to do. kid are enthusiastic. we wrap academics around it. >> i know thinks your last year here he is going to seattle. we want to thank kid here. i'm having fun. what are you doin

larry hackett from "people" magazine joins us. what are you hearing about this?everything was fine and richard was home. later on they released a statement that richard said he was dehydrated over the weekend. that's why he was taken to the hospital. he issued a warning that summer is coming and make sure you're taking your liquids. this comes after several months of questions and concerns about what's going on with him. there was a story in march coming from a former personal assistant who claimed richard simmons' house keeper was keeping him under wraps, that she was practicing black magic. all kinds of outrageous claims. no one knows if this is true. the facts are he has not been seen in the public for two years, he has been suffering from some knee injuries. he's told the public he doesn't want to be outside. whether or not this is voluntary or under duress we just don't know. >> we did a couple of skype interviews after that article came out. it seemed like a hostage video at times. you're saying, there's no way to know exactly what's going on with him. >> h

people like catherine hackett who i met, and when i met her, she had done everything right. single mother of two. both her kids are serving in the u.s. military. walked into work one day, told her services were no longer needed. when i met her, she told me she wore a winter coat in her home in connecticut because she had to turn the heat down to 58 degrees. she talked about what she referred to, and these are herwards, not mine, her poverty of spirit because the dignity of work is more than simply a paycheck. it's everything that comes with it. and her spirits were lifted from the assistance she got from the work force system. i often return to the department of labor as match.com. we match job seekers who want to punch their ticket to the middle class with employers who want to grow their business, and using some of those tools, she got back on her feet, and i love visiting her a year or so ago with governor dan malloy from connecticut. not only is she thriving. she's been promoted. she's back on her feet. america is at its best when workers get a chance to share in the pro