On the link(starting on 03:40) http://www.bloomberg.com/video/how-do-you-mine-for-bitcoins-mjPEeFFvT8mKEQ6ct8WwZg.html
i saw an article about a guy that stole the bitcoins by using the private key they showed on TV.
Now how can he do that?
Anyone with a private key (and the knowledge on how to use it) can spend any bitcoins that are associated with that private key.
For safety, that is all you need to know. Protect your private key. If someone else has it, they can spend the bitcoins. If you lose it, you cannot spend the bitcoins.
Ah, so this isn't just "for safety". You want to know what to do once you have the private key. Are you planning on trying to steal bitcoins from others?
Yes, importing the private key to their existing wallet would be one possible method of allowing you to create transactions that spend the bitcoins associated with that private key.
Sure, that would work too.
The last what?
It depends on the wallet you are using. Some wallets allow you to import a private key by scanning a QR-Code. Others require you to enter the text of the private key.
Step by step guide will depend on what you have and exactly what you are trying to accomplish. There are dozens (maybe hundreds) of ways to use a private key.
You can either take the time to learn the technical details of exactly how bitcoin works so you can figure them out for yourself, or you can describe exactly what you have and are trying to accomplish so someone can help you accomplish it. But there is no way I (or probably anyone else around here) is going to take the time to write a few dozen (hundred?) step by step guides on every possible way to use a private key just to humor you.