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Herself under christmas morning. >> the first time in two years i can give her what she wanted. >> reporter: there are 167 more right on time stories coming from the walmart. the secret santa who's sleigh landed here paid off $13,000 in lay away. gifts two days headed back to the store shelves because people couldn't pay. >> being in retail you kind of get immune to holidays and just brought back the spirit of christmas for me. >> reporter: when the donor came in, walmart workers started looking for people who needed help, people who hadn't paid in a while with toys or toddler clothing on hold...

Or being just plain stupid or maybe even a up the of both. here's a fact. cures for cancer or other grave illnesses are not developed at our community hospitals. cures that change and save lives come out of giant research centers. chemotherapy? that was not discovered at the local community hospital. how about some of those incredible surgical medical robots? now according to the financial times under obama care, cancer research has grants like md anderson in houston, cedars-sinai in los angeles, sloan kettering in new york city, they're all getting the boot from insurance networks which means...

It was on every news channel, on every newspaper, they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situation i didn't know. >> he would figure it out very quickly. >> police launched a massive search for the killers. >> he may have not have realized it at first, but damien was the prime suspect. >> as soon as they found those bodies they were at my house. >> damien was 18 years old at the time. dirt poor and troubled. he had ...

>> the three 8-year-old boys -- >> just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. >> tonight investigators found the children beaten to death. >> do you remember the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper. they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situati...

Then when something happens to them the expect to get the care paid for by somebody. that's part of why our costs are so high to begin with. >> i don't think anybody should get something for free. people should pay. when i was a physician and some people couldn't pay, some of them paid on installments. some of them paid a little over time. some never paid me and that does happen. but i think physicians and hospitals have dealt with this since the beginning of time. and it isn't perfect. i'm not saying the old system is perfect, either. but what i would have done is expand competition and make ...