x-box? >> did you go to work for the money? you don't have an x-box. >> find something better to do. >> probably need s to get a job. he comes back with a pickaxe. [ screaming ] >> staged. has gone a little too far. >> this better be staged. i have a zero tolerance policy for bad kids. >> this is part of a scripted reality. it's like tv shows where it's real but not real. it's more like a character. people now tune in to watch. >> don't come to my house with that reality. i'll give you some reality. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> 18 years old, u.s. resident. >> the buzz word is coming up. >> when you think of a greenhouse you generally think of plants. in this video , this greenhouse is very different. >> this is a greenhouse filled with -- >> is he about to come back in with a crocodile? >> say hello to kevin. >> this is hercules. >> do you remember ken from camp ken? he went out to visit a greenhouse in south florida run by 26-year-old kyle. he uses a greenhouse to aid in

x-box? >> did you go to work for the money? you don't have an x-box. >> find something better to do. >> probably need s to get a job. he comes back with a pickaxe. [ screaming ] >> staged. >> i'm getting the feeling this has gone a little too far. >> this better be staged. i have a zero tolerance policy for bad kids. >> this is part of a scripted reality. it's like tv shows where it's real but not real. it's more like a character. people now tune in to watch. that reality. i'll give you some reality. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> 18 years old, u.s. resident. >> the buzz word is coming up. >> when you think of a greenhouse you generally think of plants. in this video , this greenhouse is very different. >> this is a greenhouse filled with -- >> is he about to come back in with a crocodile? >> say hello to kevin. a 17-foot python. >> this is hercules. >> do you remember ken from camp ken? he went out to visit a greenhouse in south florida run by 26-year-old kyle. he uses a gr

>> i met him on x box live in december of '08. >> how often did you play x box live with mr. stewart? >> anywhere from six to ten hours. >> a day? >> yeah, on a daily basis. >> this was his life. some people might sit and read. and he played x box. >> even though he never met him, ricky told the jury he felt a strong tie to the former marine. >> would you say he was your best friend? >> yes. he called us brothers from another mother. >> this was his idol. one of the very few people he had social contact with. >> he admired doug. he told him he was a sniper. >> they didn't meet in person until april 1st, 2010, nearly four weeks before venus disappeared. doug living alone had invited ricky down for spring break. refuse. >> we can party, drink and i can help you with your papers. >> he was asked to look at surveillance camera footage and confirm that he was in virginia during spring break. >> that's doug looking at his mail. >> ricky testified for the first three days they went to the busch gardens park. they hung out like frat brothers. >> had you done any of your homework yet?

>> through x box live. in the virtual world, playing shoot'em up, talking long distance for a year and a half. then they met face-to-face for the first time during ricky's spring break from college. april fool's day. he said he was invited by a man ten years his senior to stay at his place. ricky was there for a week. >> he was a chill guy. but it was awkward, you know? he's like, close to his 30s, and i'm like in my 20s. >> when's the last time you saw him? >> my spring break, uh, might be the beginning of april. >> okay. >> but the denttectives suspected that wasn't true. by then they'd stitched together a solid timeline of the rick ricky/doug communications. phones, except rick eyey briefly turned his back on, good for the investigation, bad for ricky. >> his phone hit off a tower north of doug's apartment. >> so he's not in delaware. he's in coastal virginia. >> right. >> but doing what? remember doug saying that he'd popped into his lawyer's office in virginia that same day to sign some papers? fbi age

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reporter: he can tell you about destiny as in destiny a fast action game with armies and villains on his x box. >> you want to mast er a character. >> reporter: he can tell you about the slow drip of fluid invading his body. why he now has to call a nurse. >> it says upstream. a pressure change in his iv. nothing serious, he spends his everyday here in room 5c23 at the unc childrens hospital. >> what is the hardest part of being in the hospital everyday? >> the hardest part is, just i want a heart. >> reporter: albert has been waiting for a new heart since he was new bon. at 4 months, doctors found he had an enlarged and weak heart. >> the doctors said he is not going to survive the night. >> reporter: his mom, tina turner rs wouldn't believe it. he is 13 years old, fighting aliens and villains. >> his condition is quite grave. >> reporter: for most of his life, al jay managed the disease with hospital stays and outpatient treatment. in december, his heart weakened like never before and in the >> we exhaust the conventional medical therapeutic options before offering transplant. that's where h

. >> they grabbed my x box and my tab let. >> reporter: grant chased him. then he realized how bad he was hurt. >> i could sow air bubbles coming from my wounds. >> reporter: he sat down on his stairs and started to cough up blood. grateful to be alive but facing $175,000 in medical bills, he hopes that someone comes forward to stop e suspects before they do this to someone else. >> i hope they get caught and i will have my day in court. >> reporter: crime stoppers is offering a $300,000 reward. wounded warrior project but that will not cover everything. he has a go fund me page, i posted that on my facebook page and it's on our website, www.abcactionnews.com. >>> thank you, a pinellas park doctor is facing life in prison for running an illegal pill mill. between town nine and 2014 they saw between 80 and 100 patients patients were charged between 150 to $300 cash a visit and three of their patients died giving out. to wait 24 hours before they get an abortion. planned parenthood opposes the law but they said their clinics would clie with the waiting period

we got x box 360. without the screen i cab play the x box. >> it is across from rainbow brothers. a cooperative founded 40 years ago in the hippy days and haven't changed its philosophy much. rainbow groceries have had enough. >> it is time for act. rainbow is suggesting shoppers pressure the city to do something and now they consider it an emergency. bringing more public toilets so they don't use the store and more needle clean-up and garbage cans. so far the city has failed. >> the result of programs that are not really working. not working to anybody's satisfaction. >> long term, a more viable plan of action. >> the city right now has a deer in the headlights kind of response. >> supervisor scott weaner is fed up but wants tougher action. >> they don't have the option of choosing to pitch a tent on a public sidewalk. >> reporter: shelter is available. move in or get out. that's not rainbow's thinking and a show-down is on the horizon. in this area that has become home to the homeless. 30 years later the debate over homelessness and the arguments against it have not changed. in

. >> rorter: the warehouse is full with everything fromomgo pros to ex-boxes, and an--to x boxes, an entire wall of drills. once they are tested, he will auction them off at about half of the price. >> the consumers assumed it is put back on the to the shelf at the store, which is not the case. >> reporter: his business has jumped 1000% in the past four years around online shopping is a big reason why. americans runed $260 billion worth of items in 2015. moore, crow of [ inaudible ] helps stores process the returns, he e says restocking items can be expensive for retailers. >> so a lot of times, they gist liquidate them for pennys on the dollar, or throwing them away in landfills, because it is cheaper. end up at discount retailers. dave came to the showrooms and found a toy truck for his grandson at a deep discount. >> what is a wrong item for one is the right item for someone else. >> reporter: a retued item rebought at the right prize. cbs news. shorewood, illinois. >>> why one automaker says they a major tech company is saying goodbye to a alarge chunk of its workforce, >>> welco

. >> he was playing on his x-box over the weekend. that's when he was shot in the back of the head by his cousin. >> reporter: many are just finding out what happened to the 13-year-old who died from an accidental gunshot wound to the head. him last week playing basketball in the driveway. it's sad. >> reporter: qnother neighbor says there's a lesson to be learned. >> that's horrible. you've got to be careful. you've got to keep that stuff locked up where it's safe. >> reporter: a homicide unit will investigate to see if think charges should be filed against the shooter. meanwhile, they're making a plea. >> we want people to be responsible about their guns, how they lock them up, because this is just a terrible and tragic accident of kids playing with guns. >>>>eporter: sunday afternoon deputies say fisher was inside a relative's house playing a video gamehen the 18-year-old found the unsecured gun. while playing with the gun on the hover board, he lost@ his balance and the weapon went off. >> i think it's pretty scary. i have a 6-yea

his warehouse is overflowing with everything from go pros, x- boxes, and an entire wall of drills. once they're tested, shorewood will auction them off at about half the price. michael ringelsten: "consumers assume when they return it its put back on to the shelf which isn't the case" ringelsten's business has jumped 1-thousand percent in the past four years. and online shopping is a big reason why. american's returned 260 billion dollars worth of items last year. tobin moore - ceo of optoro dot com - helps stores process those returns. he says restocking items can be expensive for retailers. tobin moore/ceo, optoro.com: "so often retailers just liquidate them for pennies on the dollar or in some cases throw them away in a landfill because it's more cost items that survive end up at discount retailers, pawn shops and flea markets. some companies also sell the goods online. dave: "this is what i'm looking for" dave veerman came to shorewood's showroom and found a toy truck for his grandson, at a deep discount david veerman: "what's the wrong item for one is the right item for somebo

. >> every gaming console that you can buy at the toy store, the nintendo wii, the x box those have all gone through cyber security reviews, probably robust ones. the device you are about to be looked up in a loss probably hasn't had cyber security review. >> the nintendo has more cyber security than the infusion machine you're about to be looked up to. >> absolutely. >> the u.s. military google and microsoft, one of his specialties, hospital equipment. >> do you think hospital equipment is vulnerable or do you know hospital equipment is vulnerable? >> we know it is vulnerable, we have data that shows that. >> on any given day rio says there can be tens of thousands of devices connected to a network in a typical hospital. mris to are x rays, infusion pumps, any number can be hacked and made lethal. >> that's not something we think could happen. we know it could happen. we've demonstrated it for government agencies and the fda. >> and he demonstrated it for us. >> all i have to do is hit enter. >> these are drug infusion pumps from hospira. rios has tested most of them. >> really it is a

. >> most of it is customer >> his warehouse is overflowing with everything from go-pros to x-boxes and an entire wall of drills. once tested he will auction them at about half the price. >> the consumers consume. when they return it, it's put become on the shelf at the store, that's not the case. >> his business has jumped 1000% in the past four years. online shopping is a big reason why. americans returned 260 billion dollars' worth of items in 2015. tobin moore, c.e.o. of octoro.com helps stores process those returns. he says restocking items can be expensive for retailers. >> so everyone the retailers liquidate them for pennys on the dollar or in some cases throwing them away in land fills just because it's more cost effective. >> items that survive end up at discount retailers and are also sold online. >> so this is what i am looking for. >> dave came to shorewood showroom. grandson at a deep discount. >> what's a wrong item for one else. >> reporter: a returned item rebought -- >> looks like it's brand new. >> reporter: at the right price. >> laura: all right. the super bowl is ne

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. >> they tried to find jewelry and stole an x box, but the most important thing was our shelter money. >> reporter: she is the shelter director in acushnet. and the $1,000 in the drawer was. >> our rent money. we have to pay rent for where we are. to keep the shelter up and running. paying our medical bills, our unexpected -- anything that goes wrong at the shelter basically. the staff here at care provide both medical treatment and shelter upwards of 45 cats and dogs. they are on call 24-7. so on top of that, they are also constantly also constant performing rescue rescues. >> we may have to cut on space because we don't have the immediate cash to pay for it. >> reporter: ruth marston is the shelter president. >> when you use a substantial amount of money like that, it is like starting all over. now we got to work harder again. and we are already working hard enough in our ends to meet. >> reporter: heidi has since put in a security system at home. >> door monitoring when the door opens i can see -- get a text message right away. >> reporter: but getting the money back will give her

. >> reporter: his warehouse is overflowing with everything from go pros to x boxes and entire wall oflls. once they are tested, shore wood will auction them off at about half the price. >> the consumers assume when they returned it, it is put back on the shelf at the the store which isn't the case. >> reporter: his business has just 1,000 percent in the past four years and on line shopping is a big reason why. americans returned $260 billion worth of items in 2015. tobin moore, ceo of otoreo.com helps stores process those returns. he says restocking items can be expensive for retailers. >> so often retailers liquidate them for pennies on the dollar or in some cases throwing them away in landfills because it is more cost effective. >> reporter: items end up at discount retailers and they are sold on line. >> this is what i'm looking for. >> reporter: dave came to shore wood's showroom and found a toy truck for his grandson, at a deep discount. >> what is wrong for one is right for somebody else. >> reporter: a returned item rebought. >> it looks brand new. >> reporter: at the right pri

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. >> gave x box one to the players with the most right answer. >> what flower best describes your wife in the morning? >> a dead one. she's not a very morning person. >> who's going home? >> and we have a lot more with cassidy give ffordgifford. we have guys sitting down talking about memories of frank. >>> one of the best things about commercials, right? >> i love those. >> i do. that's when i tune in. this year a 30-second spot costs as much as $5 million. we went behind the scenes with some of the celebs taking part with some stars from super bowl commercials past. >> hey, that was uncalled for. >> i've always loved super bowl ads. i'm not a sports fan. so the commercials are the highlight for me. >> do you remember michael jordan? jerry seinfeld and kim kardashian? >> it's always this rush that you get, because the commercials are such a big deal during the super bowl, and i'm so proud to be a part of it. >> welcome, e.t., welcome to the set of my first super bowl commercial. >> this year, serena williams and abbey waum back are teaming up for their moments of glory. >> really, to