>> now, on chasing news. >> a wife met so many. the candlelit vigil. >> when i first read her memorial connection to her. >> heather turned her palm into a screenplay where she represents an angel which is artfully a representation of what happened to her in the end. this is caesar a seven euro purple in solitary confinement and on death row because he attacked a and kill the chihuahua. >> the only way you execute a dog as if within the past 24 months he previously had been declared dangerous. >> there's no such thing as a

jersey have been under an advisory some even being completely closed for elevated levels of -- a fecal contamination that runs off into our waters. >> you're in queens, continue to chase a horrific murder, brutal murder of a young woman who went out for a jog. a jog. you have uncovered something in her background that just puts a spotlight on a part of her life that many people may not have got to see. >> tha spotlight bill, want to talk to little bit about what i did last night quickly. it was a touching tribute to a life that touched so many. speaking of. speaking of the candlelit vigil, and help karina and hundreds showed up to pay their respect to a young lady who certainly left her mark. most mourners were unable to put into words what she meant to them and their

>> terrible and a terrible loss for her parents, everyone. the whole number heard is devastated. >> the vigil represented light in the darkness just as karina did. someone who saw that right away, i met petros here where he and karina shared countless memories. she turned her poem paradox into a screenplay of his own. >> i'm an angel with the dark side. absorbent as well. she observed observed people and absorb the emotion. she loved understanding people and learning about them. she was very deep. i think think that is evident in her writing. when i first read her poem i just had an immediate connection to her. >> she was not supposed to be the actress in the movie. he said he was going to cast someone else and she said those are my words, that is is who i am, let me do this. >> i am an angel for purity, i'm

to take flight. >> i'm very honored to have had karina so help me so early on with one of my very first project. >> instagram celeb frankie said she was an inspiration to thousand. >> the legacy of somebody's not just measured in the years of the life, but the amount of lives they have touched and the amount of people that love them and i think a piece of the karina will ve you watch it, you saw, what was the juxtaposition of sameness woman so full of life compared to now. you have this terrible, terrible tale of a death and tragedy and morning. >> what a waste. she was incredibly, incredibly talented. and creative. the, i think that in the movie itself she represents an angel on the other side of the world there is a

actually in the movie which in itself artfully representation of sort of what happened to her in the end. just the way the movie plays out ten the way that she is, so natural natural with her own words is a true loss to the creative community in the whole world. >> thank you. >> it's in howard beach, new york and i'm on the hunt to find karina karina's killer. i'm at the intersection of 160 first avenue, police say she was sexually assaulted and strangled to death. i retraced the last moments of karina's life with retired nypd detective joe. this whole area has been swarmed by police. karina was last seen leaving her home on 84th street near 186 avenue. she was reported missing by her father

dead body around 10:40 p.m. on tuesday. i asked joe what police do at that point with the evidence? especially herself on which they now have in their possession and was they found. >> we know that she was texting while she was jogging so we know that we can ping her phone to a certain event and then we can maybe track down any of the cell phones within that area. >> i also walked around that marshy area where neighbors have said there was a homeless encampment. >> to find them w have to try to track down but that's going to be there job right now. >> you notice a cop said that not everybody and harvey jerry should be concerned. joe believes that maybe believes believe that karina may have known her killer. i caught up with the mayor built diblasio as he was leaving this press conference he held in which he said a few moving words about karina and her family. >> this is a real tragedy and as a parent my heart goes out to the father, i can only imagine

anyone who know something needs to call it into the police right away. >> new information is, outcome polices that evidence has been found of a used condom and wrapper near the area where karina's body body was found. please do not have a suspect yet but they did rule out her boyfriend. she broke up up with him two days before she was killed but he did have an alibi. the nypd's hunt for karina's killer continues.'s killer continues. i'm goin following the show it chasing news. >> high-speed chase. >> everyone meet this in his best friend money. the 17-year-old on some unexpected fame on twitter after he uploaded himself feeding money, but the fund does not stop there. one day money brought his deer squad.

to give them healthier snacks like strawberries because friends like don't let friends get fat. >> that's so cute. >> on tuesday introduced you to sammy,-year-old toddler living in queens softball size lymphatic malformation internet. you can see her here, very difficult to move with it and her family also having a very hard time living with that as well. >> this is her medicine and we rub around her not. >> on wednesday there was some light. she underwent surgery at the hospital with the dr. we introduced you to on tuesday to he was able to successfully remove about 95% of of the growth. on top of that they also say that she will likely live a very

the recovery next week as well. >> this is caesar a seven-year-old couple from staten staten island. he is in solitary confinement and on death row. he attacked and killed a chihuahua. now i'm going to meet his lawyer because he is about to get his day in court. >> we have never tested the incident, there is a tragedy and the chihuahua die. however, when the city sees the dog, court before judge within five days under the state statute. so the city simply ignore that. >> that was richard rosenthal. he was hired by caesars owner. work and testing the city's quick action to euthanize caesar. he has not received due process. >> essa par is a dog attackingey

section 123. caesar has never been declared dangerous. >> the incident that brought us to these dark debate on doggie death row happened in may when caesar escaped from his yard and attacked a chihuahua. now not only attacked and killed a chihuahua, but when the owner of a chill i went in to try to break up the dogfight, the owner was 77 years old also got bit in the important to note that this is not caesar's first first offense. he has also killed another dog and a cat before this. so is this a case case of three strikes you're out? or, is this a little bit rigged to? >> are they worried at all about the dog's mental state being in solitary confinement? >> they are. every tahiti goes by that doesn't have human contact makes it more of a case for the utilization. >> you have 16-year-olds been in

process but let's get around caesar, the menace, he should've been gone yesterday. >> the family's fortunate he has an attack did a child yet. >> no such thing as a bad dog only bad dog owner. >> they allow this to happen multiple times. >> where's the evidence? we know what happened after, what happened before? was the chihuahua provoking the pitfall? >> the lawyer specializing dog loss, he argues cases in front of the connecticut supreme court as was the new york supreme court. he's butting for a for four-legged friend. >> heavy-duty. okay, thanks. >> a day of philadelphia says that all life. getting toddler strapped into car seats as we know can be a grizzly air. >> you can turn it forward. >> the producer tori williams demonstrated this with her beautiful son noah. >> what is the weight?

>> the host had a play-by-play. >> the new car seat loss starting august 12 in pennsylvania saying your child must remain in the backward facing seat until they turn to until they outgrow the height and weight requirements of the seat. >> around the age of two, maybe beyond that. >> every car seat is different. some of the of the max out at 4. >> no ever has a car seat law have been hilariously demonstrated. >> by what you can back your? this keeps bringing it up. >> november 1985, frank's 13-year-old sister barbara is attacked.

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tough time making sense of it. the man who raped and killed his big sister barbara more than 30 years ago is out of prison and is moved right back to the same old town. >> i do not think you would want to come back here. back to the house right next to where it all happen. >> november 1985 frank's 13 oh sister oh sister barbara made an afternoon trip to a nearby store apparently to a buy candy. on the way back she was attacked by 15-year-old lived four doors down. he raped her, beat her badly and threw her into a new bike goose creek where she drowned. >> what you come back here? >> nothing is going away. it just keeps bringing it up. >> of my guy, can imagine. >> tried as an adult he was convicted given 30 years for the

he was released on good behavior. >> i went to jean's house and knocked on the door to ask him, why did he move back to toms river? is what happened. >> hi sir, how are you, sean here? >> i'm hank a reporter for chasing news, can you talk for many? >> no. get up the property. >> are you his brother? >> none of your business. >> so i left it is his property. friends have told frank that they have seen sean around town but the harrison family frank says sean's return to 30-year-old scab off of a terrible wound but there's another aspect as well. >> do you consider him a danger? >> i considered him in danger, yes. i don't think he has ever accepted responsibly think he has ever accepted responsibility for what he was done.

>> sean may go back to jail. he was arrested a few weeks back and charged with failing to notify authorities that he was moving to tom's river which under megan's law he is required to do as a class to sex offender. the matters in front of a grand jury now. the press get his office tell me that there is in fact no law prohibiting a parole convict from moving right back into the old neighborhood, even near near the family of his victim. >> on one side i understand that look, the guy he serves his time and is released to go through the process how to prevent him from moving back. on the other side, how do you get out on good behavior for your only serving a little than half of the sentence. what i read is his def it was just a convoluted story the defense that the jury was convicted. >> the defenses what frank's a problem. problem. that was one of us the different defenses. he said the girl attacked him, he he allegedly said that he heard voices. >> there's a report from the answer to that show that when inmates get out of prison and move back in with family or have

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>> everyone at one and one point five, you remember the lieutenant governor, she is back on bill spady is warning show for another round. we're we're talking about politics in trenton. this time senate president steve sweeney is caught between a rock and a hard place. >> senate president sweeney is a federal prosecutor in state prosecutor and investigation into the nj ea threat to start making to the democrats. >> but they haven't a way to fix it. >> they can fix the problem now, he doesn't have to pond it off on a federal prosecutor. >> i will stay out of for all my updates, follow me on twitter. >> if cheerleading wasn't hard enough, debbie stark from australia shows us that you can even do it with cerebral palsy.

of an all ability cheerleading team who competed in sydney in july. so her team got her first place in the special abilities category and the australia all-star cheerleading federation posted this routine to the facebook page and since then the video has over 70 million views. >> isn't it amazing how beautiful catastrophes can be? take a look at this video yourself, you will see a winded turbine in india bursting into flames. it's a massive blue smoke into the air. >> the magazine has made their bartenders of the month and are joined by the today. we have the owner of the bar and grill and her bartenders lexi and gianna.

fairfield, new jersey and open seven days a week. they are here to make one of their signature drinks, the sideline punch. >> congratulations. so what. >> congratulations. so what economic first? >> will start with a four count which is an ounce of vodka. then amaretto and sokoto and half an ounce and we are going to fill it almost all the way with orange juice. the shaker on. shake it up. i noticed there's only one glass. >> wheel topped off with the cranberry. >> is at all for me? >> it makes it a nice a nice color. >> it's really good. >> we'll hear more about the barn grill in the next edition of metropolis knights. we should pick up a copy.

it's already august and summer will not be around forever. you probably want to get up to your favorite pizza while you can. where you head out the careful, this week dozens of beaches in new jersey have been under advisory with some being completely close for elevated levels of enteric cocci. >> during a heavy rainstorm the runoff can carry the waste into storm water. >> basically more beagle contamination that runs up into our waters from stormwater pacing pacing ground water flowing into our open waters. mets and ocean in monmouth county specifically. water testing from from the local county health department have confirmed the high bacteria levels and tests will continue until they dissipate. the cost ocean beaches are fine on thursday but two very popular in the beaches on the town's river behind me are red flag

this would usually be packed with beachgoers. especially on a day like today. as you can see, it's a ghost town. the beach in con's river is close to the p area have been closed due to very high levels of the bacteria. i spoke in detail to dep spokesman bob. >> are you okay? >> he broke down what is going on but he also had it for people not to freak out. >> the beaches are not contaminated. how many times are we going to have to explain this to reporters? >> i don't know, that's what i'm saying.

divide the number of actual beach closings by the actual number of days that are available for people to use speeches, new jersey jersey actually has one of the best records in the nation. >> if you're concerned about the health of your waters, call your local health department where there is a useful tool on www.mj beaches.ward. that gives you up-to-date advisories for every beach in our state. news but things should clear up in a day or two. happy summer, find something else to do. >> i am helping for garbage from your designer road. that could sell for thousands of dollars. >> what with some of potentially spend on this?

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