bill: now on "chasing news". >> twenty-three -year-old anthony elaine year, his body, christmas day on the new jersey side of the hudson river in hoboken. >> the incredible and comparable philadelphia new year's tradition, the local tradition. >> they used to come out of their homes around midnight. >> 180 pounds. he actually started boxing

>> fight or come to the gym. i can fight, but i don't want to go to the gym. bill: you are at the harlem river. we have done these stories over and over again night on the town. >> in new york chasing the mysterious disappearance of 23 -year-old anthony urania. he went missing six weeks ago. i met his mother an entire family at their upper west side apartment went to a club and left alone. walked by the gamerscameras in the black car can be seen

direction anthony was at. go back the wrong way. >> i really don't know what happened. >> all my questions went unanswered. >> the newark medical advantage said there is no trauma to the body. bill: to rethink is directly related to the disappearance and death? >> we don't no, that's like our next question. besides the black car which is our main concern.

information. see you the person was. >> the similarities between this and the montgomery case , it is scary. surrounds video shows the mocking one way and then it cuts out and you can't see anything. when your in a family wanted to carry her brother, son, your brother, son, sister. when you don't know how it happened. >> a year ago, handsome. last word last week you saw the surveillance footage was blurry. bill: what his friends hadis runs out to say? >> completely out of the ordinary.

that he would come over every sunday night has been doing living at his mother's house. bill: >> why not have a club like this where you dress once a year. i just don't, it seems so obvious. the local tradition at least started more than a hundred years ago in south philly. >> they come out of their homes around midnight, shoot their guns in the air. then they got in the costumes. and then finally the city

1st official parade. >> a fancy brigade not to be mistaken for a comic brigade and then there is the all-important string bands like the woodland string band. they were actually under i-9 five. the woodland spring band was. at the last rehearsal before the new year. look strong, sounded good. >> a contender now for five years. they get better and better and bigger and bigger. >> all year long prepping for a four to five minute routine presented on new year's day. jurassic park. it will be mindbending. color, scope, sound, presentation, guys play numerous instruments. people are flying around. show me some of this year's

forget about it. >> you want to try to catch somebody by surprise. we are in a position to try to win this year. you always want to hold until you are to that final moment when you know this is the year. youyear. you have got to do this. >> the budgets are huge. to get invited as far as tokyo or hong kong, it's a effort. this year starts at city hall and head south. >> after the parade he got on the 2nd street. street. a massive party. the cop went the other way,

it is so much fun. >> a broken segue started trying to snatch a 15 -year-old girl has been caught thanks to a photo she took of him. attempted kidnapping charges the 1st encounter came at a train station. grabbed her arm, said, said to come with her. she refused and got away. five days later she was able to escape and she took the photo that ended up leading to his arrest. >> a transgender woman turned herself and after a videoa video posted of her posing for the camera before lunging at passengers with a box cutter. charged over the december 18 instance. and then i got heated. she took to facebook before

violent person. the society has chosen to shauna and discriminate. >> nothing worse than someone leaning against the pole. >> weighing in at one 108 pounds. a former boxer. he fell short. back to install a solar panels at his job. usa boxing national championship silver medalist also 2014, named the usa national championship. so i went to the new brunswick club. he started boxing by accident.

and he is like, joking around. yell can fight. you should come to the gym. i cani can fight, but i don't want to go to the gym. everybody their trains and i'm a street fighter. >> that one day lead to many more. i am always interested in knowing who inspires you. forperhaps it was the person who discovered him. >> recently competed in las vegas. he did not make it to the next months of qualifying. next summer in rio de janeiro. back to working on his job >> i have to give this up.

doing something. >> did you get in the ring with him? >> the basics. >> people may not know, if you have cruel tattooed. bill: come on. left-handed? >> right-handed. perfect. bill: come on. like that. bill: i'm ready. >> through a job, you slide. slide. bill: i love it. >> there you go. >> say hi, everybody.

hottest gift this year, some even catching fire. despite the trail left behind there legal in new york thanks to legislation. being classified as motor vehicles. he wants it to be legal so that they can be regulated. it looks like they are here to say. >> i am heading to nj 1015. he has lieutenant governor on as a guest. while she was there we have a chance to talk about new year's resolutions. >> everyone needs to spend more time because you never know what is going to happen i insist on a date night every now and then. that will be my resolution. >> known for breaking --

the entire process. >> only interested. bill: people that have

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>> in yonkers is known for making a brownie. what there also becoming known for is there open higher process. the bakery was started in 1982. open hiring means if someone wants to get a job they are only asked to provide some basic information, no background checks, no interviews. that is pretty much it. >> nonjudgment is the basis for open hiring. >> of the applications filled out he or she is right now it's around six months. after that there has ten-month apprentice program. does the company liability or do anything special so they could have and he said they have not had any issues. >> we are here to prove.

>> the main reason people are not hired is as they can show up to work on time. although not all employees are prior convicts, i spoke with one person who was. >> this job means everything to him. a for-profit company, and they all go to the nonprofit's. foundation operates in yonkers including housing and support for formally homeless people. bill: i love this. the idea that a background check will solve anything, the people who would fail a background check have already paid their debt to society.society.

i love what they're doing. steps to ban always applications. >> you can read it and see that it is not just about what they make. it is mostly about how they want to hire and elevate there lives. >> it is important. bill: it is time to look back at the top ten chases of 2015 with retro chasing. don't forget to our facebook page.

video. >> just to show you. >> is this even possible? >> yes. bill: look at that. >> guess what, it is not just any joe schmoe but national geographic. i had to go to an expert to see if it was really a thing. >> comes up it goesbecause down. there is no water past year. >> i went to the perfect guy to talk to call friend of the show. he works for nyc pest control. the last week alone gun to calls about this happening. >> they get them. >> it is unavoidable. bill: can't you just put the

>> no, you can't. bill: thank you. i'myou. i'm just thinking out loud here. >> to get some research. the amount of the role i got of rats in ten minutes i had over 22 rats. not surprised. as a new yorker you should be used to things like this. people that live in a home, you might be a more risk. if you go down in your basement that is where your plumbing is located. a lot of people, the skit lodged. and then they don't go down. that's where they come in. >> just about any way you can imagine.

and every one of you. >> close. bill: check before you set. >> check before you set. >> the new hampshire primary is february 99th of 2016. primary from south carolina.

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bill: chasing a story about governor christie and the fact that his poll numbers are doing much better now. not so much in south carolina. >> 's campaign is gaining steam.

increasing in new hampshire. what happens next? the new hampshire primary is february 9. eleven days later this a primary in south carolina. the latest polls were taken before the christmas break so some anywhere between 1 percent and at the top 6 percent. we brought in lynn bennett and the former 1st vice president. bill: good to see you. >> he is not resonating. he is a great guy. find them to be very personable. very conservative. i feel like he is as conservative. bill: what more are you looking for any candidate?

comes up in conversation the biggest discussion is five days before the national election. bill: a strong, firm handshake. >> and i know that it sounds strange. perception is everything. bill: the hug it was not even really a hug. what about trump gives in this commanding lead in south carolina? many would argue he is not all that conservative. >> if you are looking at someone's record, for example donald against chris christie why you think he's more conservative? people are angry,angry, frustrated, afraid. i think donald sees that. the other candidates need to listen because they are

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