>> tragedy has struck as the rio brand and turiano went missing in the early morning hours of tuesday, just three hours later his body was found in the woods near a creek. >> this is exactly where we think brendan left from, this apartment building right here. we are not sure exactly how they got so far from home and how he ended up in the thorn bushes next to the creek. it's tough to imagine for a 3-year-old. it was hard for many. so right here is where brendan was found. i spoke to some members of his family. they are very shaken up. >> my grandson, his son and his mother samantha, my whole family are very tight and we all love

i don't know what else to say. >> this evening family and friends had a candlelight vigil as you can see behind me. neighbor showed up and everybody isn't a bad place at the moment looking for answers to this horrible question about what happened to brandon. camden county prosecutor's office is not releasing information as of right now for the cause of the death. i have a lot more details to come to you and a lot more information on tomorrow night show. please tweet me if you know anything at jason rohan and you can tweak the show ads chasing the news. >> firefighter's life ended when he was my golan and a lot more blue. new jersey state police are doing an active investigation with their arson bomb unit. >> a 79-year-old retired firefighter. >> it doesn't make any sense.

tories for his insult. >> disability someone not helping the elder lady across the street? >> it becomes personal. there's no reason to attack the way someone dresses are the way they look. >> whatever the balance as he's been the front-runner for a long time. >> look at this photo. he saw something that looked like a llama. he says it wasn't photoshopped. >> sabill you are chasing a bizarre story in springfield where retired firefighter was killed. retired firefighter was used to fighting places but his life ended when he was mowing the lawn and the lamar blew up. i chased him to rogers home and i've walked on the grass in front of his house.

you can see part of the grass that emote in parts of the grass that have not been mowed yet. >> he started in the back and mowed back here. all we can surmise is he came around the outside of the front yard and that's all we know. it caught fire in bursts into flames. >> roger was my golan by himself on sunday afternoon. the family has been trying to put the pieces together a sum of people have said and what police have told us. >> it did matter for was in the middle of the storm are in the middle of the night i remember as a little kid we would get a phonecall someone is broke down somewhere regulatory tools in the back of his car and off he would go. >> i followed up with the new jersey state police were doing an active investigation with their arson bomb unit on a specific case. >> or you guys subset of the manufacturer? >> i grew up mowing the lawn with a chain lawnmower.

we have no idea how or why this happened. >> it's shocking but a 79-year-old retired firefighter you talk about an arson do you think it was foul play? >> new jersey state police wouldn't go into detail because they are doing an investigation. i asked ran the same question if that there was foul play and he believed absolutely not. >> when you have the state police having to call in an arson unit is not an occasion there is foul play involved but when you have a situation where lawnmower blows up. >> in springfield new jersey there has been another firefighter who died in a fire so i think it's important the investigation goes further and i think what other firefighters that have retired from this firehouse should they be worried?

every year in lawnmower accidents which surprises me. 75,000 people are injured every year but i've never read it. >> we are still in shock and we can figure it out. >> take a look at this video of a woman drunk driving on periscope in florida. if ou are not familiar pair scope is an app that allows you to livestream on your cell phone. the video shows 23-year-old whitney beale blowing through stop signs and to assign and eventually taken into custody. >> i don't know where the next gas station is. >> thank god no one was injured and i don't know what she was thinking.

>> look at this photo. it was sent by an egg harbor township resident who e-mailed he was driving along when he saw something that looked like a llama and it had wings and started flawed -- flying. apparently says it wasn't photo shop and it wasn't staged. he decided it was some sort of jersey devil. maybe it is, maybe it isn't, you decide. >> we went to sign a new lease. that's exactly what happened to this parmer resident in wallington. their landlord goes through with the proposals i'm holding in my hand a legal notice given out all to all the tenants on september 30. it says take notice the associates is filing an application for a 98 .43% rent

i came down here and matt with maria costello who has been a longtime resident who said she has a lot of concerns. >> at 70:44 -- 74 which i cannot afford and most of the people that live here are in the budget. >> bergrin and 50 units and all the residents will be affected. most of them are low to moderate income residents and they can afford this increase. in fact there was a mayor's meeting last week. a lot of the residents said they will be homeless at this rate hike goes up. you get an idea of the legality of this i went to speak with a lawyer kevin orr. he specializes in turn outlaw. he told me is never heard of and increase the side. >> i don't think it's normal at all. it's shocking that my rent is going to go up 90%. >> camera is as legal or not? >> it's a questionable issue.

into a mortgage and without mortgage they provide moderate income housing. now the landlord is saying they need more rants and more income in order to pay for what's there is at an operational costs. they have to prove that to the state in order to up the rent. i hate to be a cynic but people have been dealing with this for years. it's a landlord's prerogative to raise the rent you. >> standard rent hikes are about 30%. this is 90%. this is almost unheard of. >> the question is part of the government subsidies that requires some -- without that knowledge we don't know so et's keep chasing it and then we will find out. >> i'll trump is unafraid of saying exactly what he thinks. i'm giving out senator lindsey

graham cell phone number two things finished john mccain is not a war hero and in a recent interview with "people" magazine he said quote i never apologized in the last time i cried was when i was a baby. he's most notorious for his insults and "time" magazine launched a trump insult generator. the generator was built on real-life insults from the would-be presidents twitter feed what does the generator think that me? but get ronica's past. she sweats and shakes nervously and has zero credit. the media works hard but it's a guy who doesn't have become a total loser. it's all fun and games but organizational psychologist that michael woodward who goes by dr. what he says all of this is a problem and actually believes

donald trump is -- in america. he's in the studio with us today via skype to discuss so thank you for being with us. my first question for you is is it really fair to blame donald trump for this? is the best part of politics as usual? >> here's the thing. there is data behind it and just to share with you a couple of fun facts for about five years there has been an annual survey called stability in america and this is conducted by it -- and in 2014 prey to the primaries getting started they found 90% of americans felt like stability is a problem in this country. there's too much instability and 60% but instability was at crisis level. >> define it for us. is stability someone not helping street or people yelling at a waitress?

>> i work with executives for living in the biggest problem i find is healthy conversation. where conflict becomes a problem and where it becomes uncivil and we get into incivility is when it becomes personal. there's no reason to attack the way someone dresses are the way they look or how they are acting. attacking individual for things that aren't necessarily relevant to the conversation. trump for some people across the lambasting mccain was not a war veteran. while trump avoided vietnam draft and was getting an ivy league degree meanwhile at the same time mccain was in a prison cell being tortured. >> again if ears off and is a distraction and it's totally unnecessary. he still has the opportunity to switch back towards issues. issues of stars to resume. he's an outsider is what people like moore. >> whatever the balances he's been the front-runner for an

awful long time so we will see. thanks for joining us on chasing news is. >> absolutely. hundreds of boats and vessels decaying in the waters of jamaica bay. the toxic disaster could unfold at any minute.

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>> we haven't entered the graybeard yet. >> hundreds of boats and vessels decaying in the waters of gym abate in southern brooklyn. some draft in the water in some sink below the water surface where they can't be seen. >> that's the boat on the bottom. >> captain bernie and jack krasner say it's an issue spiraling out of control since hurricane sandy. over the years they have seen countless numbers of boat accident colliding. >> to end up in another place every day. those accidents are minimal in comparison. a toxic disaster that could unfold at any moment. these captains tell me many dubosar filled with fuel and oil in their tanks which could leak

out into the water as result of anothe weather disaster or corrosion. >> pollutants are released into the environment calling -- causing damage to wildlife and it's a bad situation. >> the captain say they been knocking on doors for years about the issue but nothing has been addressed. >> they say don't worry we are going to do something. >> i reached out to the parks department have been in contact with them and still waiting on a response. >> 25,000 votes, 32,000 in new york. it's incredible how many boats and they were covered very few of them. >> last year that works department spent $2 million contracting one company did do

company is currently in the box box -- bronx doing work so the question i have is should we have allocated this money to the companies in the area who know where the issue is? they know where these boats are and from and make it i.e. can't see them. about sandy. people have been building ships there for years. no one asked any questions because the cost thousands of dollars to properly dispose of the boat. this place has been a graveyard for ships before sandy ever happen. >> the captains feel people get the idea why not there are so many others i might as well do it. >> are they able to track down the owners of the boats correct the problem is a lot of people don't register their boats. a lot of these boats are just out there. >> they end up going back to the person who stole the boat. >> you are chasing a story about

the public schools in new york that are paying people to coach kids on how to play. would it be got? >> since 2011 the department of education has been defending a program called play works. play works has recessed and basically teaches your kids how to play. how do they do that? in a statement they said one day every child in america will get to play every day however playtime is filled with conflict we want everyone to find joy on the playground. how do they make that happen? be given different jobs like cheerleader for me than a playground or something that is so low. is it working? it seems to be. the school behind me which is one of the five in the boroughs participate in the program it

has a high rating. they also have not just recessed. they have conflict resolution. >> what are the teachers doing? they are getting paid a full-time salary. >> the assistant principal came out and talked to me about the program and how much they love having it in their schools. >> this program is provided us with a full-time staff member who doesn't work her free recess period. working with classes teaching our students conflict resolution skills which is something that all schools to whether they are doing it to play works or different programs. they are paying for it in other ways. >> it's a horrible idea.

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