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a story about a shooting that happened more than a week ago. now you've seen the other side of the story from the cops. >> he was shot seven times but survived. he was shot by two officers more than a week ago. i have more details after i sat down with a lawyer. this gives a different story than what we were hearing from the family. they offer details we haven't heard before. >> they believed they were in harm's way and their lives were in danger. >> so in a training experience they discharge their gun. >> they spent time as a tractions officer and a cop practicing law and he said this

shooting is what's called righteous justify. the attorney general office said it was standard practice and he has been given psychological counseling and placed on leave. people around the family say he was a victim of police overreach and has shown us that this was a justified shooting. >> these things occur when police officers go into something called tunnel vision and it becomes blurred. at that particular time his training and experience kicks in and you react quickly. >> the police say he was shot in the leg.

was that on purpose not to use deadly force and kill him? >> i can tell you it's policy for all law enforcement not to shoot to wound and not shoot warning shots. this particular night. >> no matter what side is right the story is completely tragic. if he didn't have a gun and was shot for no reason it's tragic and if he's a 14-year-old that has a a gun it's also tragic. >> were going to keep doing our investigation on our own. we talk about two sides but really sometimes you need to see the third side. i'm going to see if there's any third person video. start us off.

the nypd is searching for a man accused of going into a young girl's bedroom at 2:00 o'clock in the morning and sexually assaulting her. he is described as 5-foot 2 inches at approximately 125 pounds. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black best and brown pants and brown shoes. >> she is a 21-year-old mother of a three -month-old baby girl and said she was fired from her job because she needed brakes to pump milk because she was breast-feeding. she has now ignited a whole group of support from women who are breast-feeding. they are calling themselves justice for ariana. >> take a look at these photos of a boat crash that injured three people saturday night. police were called around 9:00 p.m. when the boat hit and the operator was arrested and

charged with boating under the influence pending a toxicology report. >> if you were on the transit this morning you knew your commute was a disaster. the commute was a mess. the new jersey transit took to twitter to help their writers. writers. trains are subject to a 15 minute delay. the bus service made experience delay up to 30 minutes due to a motor vehicle fire. at 724, service of the buses is being diverted due to a motor

vehicle fire. at 755 those delays were still behind. that was just two of the tweets they updated their followers with this morning. responses from those dollars gave just a little taste of how new jersey citizens feel about public transit. this is nice driving us from one detour to another. i like this one you may experience delays. use the dictionary, you will experience delays. this is my favorite, in the classic words of donald trump, you're fired. he said he was concerned about the cost that would fall on commuters and taxpayers. the cert morning you might find a little frustration because one twitter user tweeted out a video

and said we just popped onto this new jersey police chapter and lifted off from the west side. how can they not feel the stress of this issue. the minute they take to twitter they won't be any shortage of engagement. if they spent a little less time on twitter and more time resolving traffic issues. if i get the tweet, i'm already on the train. >> i do live in manhattan beak so i deal with rivers commutes. i just deal with it and i've gotten used to it. there are 42 million vehicles a year that go through the lincoln tunnel.

>> about 30 years ago a guy name grant built a super bridge to divert all that traffic of people trying to get through. >> so there it is, long beach walked the length that today is a better place to start than right here at the top. maybe that's not such a hot idea. >> that's not what i had in mind. this is a rough way to get started.

>> top of the world mom. >> i can't fit my giant head i can't fit my giant head through the bars but you can take a look. you want to take a look? here you go. yeah. >> on your way down you run into people. >> why are you doing this? >> i don't like heights but i have to set a good example. >> you have to suck it up. you up. you know you're safe, right. >> it's just like every amusement park ride i've gone on. rationally i know it's okay but. >> thank you guys, i appreciate it. >> holy mackerel, keep it a little more horizontal from here on out, would you? >> so at the white house the only way you can go is south. people keep cruising back and forth as i head down broadway.

this is stupid high. people are the best. that's good stuff. there's nothing better than swimming in other people's pools. can never get enough of it. >> so many people in new jersey and your welcoming them into your pool. nothing like a pool top, especially on a hot day. if you want to go swimming in a

pool, you're swimming in a real piece of engineering. you can't just dig a hole around here. >> absolutely not. >> how does it work why does it require that? >> if they come in you don't have the swimming pools. >> that seems to make sense because it would a road away. >> i'm really glad to have met you. i hope i meet 70 like you >> thanks. >> where is your favorite spot? let hank know and join us tomorrow. >> he received a phone call

letting a phone call letting him >> is there anything our viewers can do to prevent this? >> another day in the life of being a chaser. we report the news when it comes down to it, it's not just about the sfx: music throughout sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing sfx: crowd chanting

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call 1-800-341-9716. >> morgan freeman and his family is morning after his granddaughter was fatally killed yesterday. her boyfriend appeared to be performing an exorcism when she was staffed. this all happened around 2:00 a.m. he was standing over her body screaming jesus christ is born. he was arrested. >> i brought you the story of dante washington, a deaf high school senior who was ineligible to play high school sports because he had turned 19 and that is against the rules. he said the state athletic association decided that he will be eligible to play. congratulations to him. >> monica you're chasing a story

to follow up with an individual who was considered dead by the government and her family. >> they first brought us a story of a woman who received a phone call saying she passed away on april 2, 2015. nancy said social security received notice that she died which caused her to have to cancel he her medicaid and her bank accounts. since that time she has resolved the issue and they now acknowledge that she is in fact alive. we now have an expert attorney on this type of issue. is the story unique or is this something that is fairly common? >> i don't know if it's a common

problem, a common problem, but it should. annually about 2.5 million people are reported deceased in the u.s. annually, of that number there are about 12000 who are mistakenly reported. >> so we just want to clarify that, 2 million die but 12000 are reported dead and they're actually alive. how much of that is fraud or people doing it on purpose someone else's check and how much of it is clerical error #. >> social security has something called the death master file. it is actually commercially available and can be bought. it's called the social security death index and all it takes is one wrong keystroke and you can mistakenly be put on that list. >> is there anything our viewers can do to prevent this or avoid

it or just hope you're not part of that number? >> everyone is entitled to a free credit report every year. there are the three major credit reporting agencies in those three will give you a copy of your credit report every year. >> why would the credit report be helpful? >> the credit report agencies are going to pick up that social security file because they have verify the data on their report. >> i can imagine it took this long for you as an attorney to bring up a lawsuit. >> i appreciate it. >> we have an update for you from the social security administration. the new york regional medications director explained that nancy's story was a rare example of rare human error and

offered an apology. i spoke with nancy and she said the apology doesn't mean anything she just wants her money back into move on with her life. social security did send a check for august payment to her bank but the bank rejected the payment. we will continue to payment. we will continue to keep you updated on nancy's story and hopefully help her find closure. for all of my updates follow me on twitter at chasing monica. >> will you be arriving at the state fair in iowa? >> i'll be arriving by pony.

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this is where the jets are, the roller coaster and it's going to be moved a couple feet over but it will be done. chris christie is here and they asked him about donald trump's arrival to the iowa state fair in a helicopter and they asked how do you plan to arrive at the iowa state fair. >> what is a good job? that's what the campaign is trying to figure out when they held this event in manhattan at the intersection of fifth avenue and broadway. basically what they were doing is asking people walking by what they value most in the job. there were four core values. the four values were flexibility, ability, opportunity and pride.

76% of americans live paycheck to paycheck and millennial's are the generation that are the most educated but the least employed. she said initially she tried to get a job. >> now i feel like more than ever, everyone is struggling to survive and just provide for themselves or their family. she was rejected by mcdonald's and wendy's and finally got a job at checkers and that was because she knew somebody there. >> now it's older people that have to fight for those same jobs. the catch-22 is you can't get a job unless you have experience. >> it was promised that you may be employed but then no job appeared.

>> now she has a job and she works at xerox. what makes this different and good for you? >> the flexibility and open communication i have with my employer. >> we went up and participated in this. >> she grabbed her ball, stability. what does stability mean to you? >> you? >> it means i won't have to worry about whether or not i'm going to have a job tomorrow or not. >> i wouldn't want to miss out on any of them. we went out and them. we went out and we through the balls. >> what was the green ball? >> money wasn't one of the options. if it was, it would probably be the one that was most pick. but the one that was picked most was opportunity by new yorkers. >> i wonder millennial's are having problem because they're looking through all this work life balance and all this online

stuff when they just need to go to work. >> why would you go to work if you don't love what you're doing. they told us that only 13% of people actually enjoy going to work. yes i know it's work but if you enjoy going to your work it doesn't really matter what you're doing. >> i think i'm in a great place right now. is feels so liberating. >> topless women. >> they want y we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here.

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