bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> let her speak. >> third-grade students syndicate well letters to a former death row inmate serving a life sentence for killing of philadelphia police officer. bill: y? >> couple gets married, couple gets pregnant couple gets in the fisticuffs about what to name your child. his grandfather's name was spirit gone. >> i stopped over at mirror imaging 3 d specializing in exact 3 d models. what is better than one? bill: let me see that. >> and realize outside my pants were. >> let her speak, let her speak. bill: you are chasing the

story, kind of shocked a teacher in a teacher in orange had her third-grade class right get well letters to a man a man who is serving time for murdering a police officer. >> marilyn's a manga teaches third-grade has caused a lot of controversy. she had her students syndicate well letters to a former death row inmate in philadelphia mumia abu-jamal serving a life sentence for killing of philadelphia police police officer. however, they say that they are tabling the issue to think about what the community had them say a huge turnout last night. suspended this evening. -- receiving pay. when i 1st heard the story i was incredibly angry thinking how irresponsible to do something like this. then i wonder a momentary lapse a momentary lapse of reason for the she have a good reason?

>> she had her students -- >> on february 5 what is the main idea? so long as one just person is silent there is no justice. this quote is by mumia abu-jamal. >> the problem occurred when she tweeted on social media my 3rd graders wrote to mumia to lift up the spirit and well. so she definitely was not alone. the isles were lined with supporters and science. >> let her speak, let her speak, let her speak. got up they're. one of the board members gathered walked out. the community members, they rallied together and got the board to look at this in a

fair and just way. >> this kind of activism and rallying has no place in 3rd grade. i feel like she tricked her students and the feeling sorry for a convicted killer. according to our laws he was convicted. what about the couple was killed? people will make the argument that this a learning experience for students. a lot of her students have relatives in prison. couldn't she have used it in that direction, and the kids maybe write a letter to a relative in prison? writing wizards to prisoners can be therapeutic, a part of the rehabilitation process, but there are a lot of great groups out there already doing that. there is no place for this. ♪ bill: tamara, start us off. >> fighting off an armed robber. a man wearing a mask path over the counter. demanded that the employees hand over money. it's his coworkers tackled.

the crux lead without the gun or money. >> a man from east brunswick new jersey jumped off the george washington bridge. witnesses saw him climb over the railing. his body has been recovered. recovered. they did not release his identity. ♪ >> this is what we want. a home. >> homeless since superstar sandy the 1st fell in love and then hit the jackpot and soon could be living in a connecticut college like this one. they had their lives turned upside down at the age of 62 years old. completely annihilated. >> that is when the storm took everything. >> they took up and offer given to them by a charity

to move to a trailer home in connecticut. >> congratulations, you have chosen. john, i promise you that caps on crasher. i have so much stuff. >> they lived their for a year free of charge. offer the opportunity to live it one trailer discounted. she asked dennis to move in with her and they are still living it to this day. marianne likes to play the lotto. she went to a local a local gas station about ticket and happens to win close to $200,000. >> checking the ticket. i see congratulations. 255.

>> you did not have to ask her twice. she used that money to buy a home with dennis. the two are now searching for their next home. they want to stay in connecticut. they never want to go back to new york where they said people just turned their backs on them. they are they are now searching for a home. they want help from our audience to help them find a home. any places that stick out to you in connecticut. bill: sound a little bitter toward the folks in new york. that is unfortunate but it's nice of a lottery goes to someone that needs it. >> i'm glad they won the lottery. someone is got to when it. >> jealous much? >> am always jealous when somebody wins the lottery. ♪ >> that's good. >> a couple becoming a little famous. going to a battle for the ages.

the age-old story, couple falls in love, couple gets married, couple gets pregnant, couple get it the fisticuffs over what to name the child. he is greek. she is belarus. his grandfather's name was #spirit of. bill: spirit gone. >> #spirit gone. first name #. sp why are i deal in. let me get into both sides of the argument. >> a really great tradition. >> i don't want my child to be named michael. >> he is worried that michael is such a popular name given to splendid. >> it's unique.

>> instead of talking is through his next decision was to go online and sign the petition so that he can get signatures. if you get to hundred thousand signatures and he wins. the petition is up to 2500 signatures. the part of this that angered me me my wife has always been time in brooklyn in south jersey. how does she know a culture name. >> are you ready for the solution? take your wife on vacation. i would like to run some is by you, and i want your natural reaction. okay. second name hank their name row on ricky. gary. alan.

sorry, guys. you will lose. >> how did this -- how do they decide? >> he did not consult with her. bill: right in the husband handbook. i'm tired from hearing this. can you imagine their holiday dinners? >> for that name. i just found out. [laughter] >> there can only be one. >> you guys no me basically a 30 -year-old kid. i love toys and technology. yesterday i got chance to get my geek done. i stopped over. a brand-new company

specializing in exact 3 d models. they can create action figures. i had to check it out. i played around with the custom bobble head machine. a scanned me. go over to the computer but outfits on the. >> okay. yes. yes. that is hilarious. you like that here. >> doing some awesome stuff over there. >> the scanning booth. for cameras. the person stands on the platform here. the camera takes 17 pictures a 2nd. >> seventeen pictures 2nd. bill: each camera. >> each camera. >> once you're on their got

five minutes later we have a 3 d rendering. my wallet whole. so this is done and this is done. wow. it's like a nesting doll. >> the information is then sent to there 3 d printer. some crazy stuff. time for the unveiling of my own action figure right here at mirror image 3 d. it is like looking in a mirror. while. crazy. what wow. crazy. what is better than one of the onset? how about two that is rohan. >> how much does this cost?

a 3-inch model will cost you about 75 bucks. a hundred and $50. they they are taking this on the road. >> unthinking wedding cake toppers. bill: i no why. i no why. you can get the generic husband-and-wife like a hundred dollars. >> how tight my pants are. ♪ >> give you your 1st look inside the crime scene. lets address, if you will jack the holocaust against christians right now. rexella, half a million slaughtered in iraq. every church gone but one.

the thousands slaughtered in syria were jews as well. and the of course in egypt the coptic christians as i've already said. there's just no end to it, why? watch jack van impe presents this week.

♪ >> i don't want to dance. >> i ran in yesterday. you might know him from the do-it-yourself reality show. throwing things away trying to out cycle. >> taking old and making you again. >> finally done. with a hundred million dollars. bill: michael. >> there is more than one way to make an arrest. check out this video. the guy right here firing into the air, pointing the gun at his head. wait for it. here we go.

bill: that is one way to stop on the government. >> this officer is actually from the jersey area. >> area. >> is the man okay? >> yes. you are not cleared of all charges. bill: of course. that that is one way to protect yourself from getting shot. you are chasing the ongoing story. prosecutors say was a murder suicide. i understand you now have a "chasing news" exclusively out. >> we used his description from memory of his parents bedroom. of course the evidence released by prosecutors, prosecutors, giving you your 1st look inside the crime scene as it was. we have a rendering of the master bedroom. the crime scene took place.

that's the garage. you enter the bedroom. this is where the armoire was on top of sheridan and partially blocking the door. on the floor by the bed joyce sheridan, carving knife and bread knife. matches used to light the fire. the poor pattern of gasoline around the bed. interesting thing we all wondering if there was an intruder how could they get out. there was a 2nd set of stairs that led to a dressing room with the door into the bedroom. those stairs went down to one room. bill: access to the bedroom could have been from the front, the door the side. >> you have to think someone could have come through here bill: the prosecutor essentially saying that john sheridan killed his wife

set a fire killed himself and their explanation is that the armoire fell on top >> is right. the heavy top part fell on top of them and cause the broken ribs. bill: so completely on the other side someone came in murder came in, kill them both lit the fire, but fire, but the armoire on top of the fire and then escaped >> the killer or killers on the loose. he does not know how or why misses he will fight for his father's legacy and is trying to alert people that killers are out there. his family does not care. >> the pending lawsuit is about money. nothing is further from the truth.

>> they are not fighting for the money. they are fighting to clear the father's name. bill: what matters here is, you look at the same evidence in the family and the prosecutor have come to completely opposite conclusions. ♪ so the governor is in new hampshire. >> 's 1st town hall the state. >> testicular fortitude. he has got it. ♪ for years the makers of windex have been trying to convince you that making glass spotless and clear is good. but no! this is not true. sfx: birds flapping their wings in fact, it is not a good thing to have so many hard to see windows in the air. they make us stop suddenly when we think we are just flying to land on a nice tree branch. leave dirty stuff on your windows and do not use windex on them. sfx: harmless cat meow cat! ahh... sfx: paint cans and other shed objects knocked over

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♪ >> a pathetic buffalo bills fan. pretty excited. coach of the buffalo bills. cover of sports illustrated. don't kid yourself. we will we will try to kick this should have them.

bill: come on. ♪ it is that time of the show to check in with the christie tracker 6,000 to see where the governor is. so, the governor is in new hampshire. team chaser coverage. you are chasing what is happening locally. i would like to start with veronica. chasing the governor to a town hall. >> held his 1st town hall. i spoke with a handful of people. they were they were excited to hear him speak and said that they like his style.

>> it's good for the country. we need someone with testicular fortitude. he's got fortitude. he's got it. >> he opened with a story about his family. the people of new hampshire knew about his life. bill: did he lay out the rules? >> never really that many rules. bill: from what you gather their in hearing from him come this town hall format was very effective in new jersey. does he think that can be effective on the road as he gears up? >> zero, sure. they talked about new hampshire, hampshire, the importance of retail politics, shaking hands, meeting people. that is what the government does exceptionally well. it should play well. time will tell. bill: thanks. get back safe. you are chasing the governor here. everyone everyone is on the edge of their seat. the indictments handed down.

>> it has been a year. as much as he would like it to be in the rearview mirror, the chickens could still come home to roost. the indictment will be handed down as soon as thursday. i thursday. i chased the key players to see where they are at right now. it turned out the infamous woman who sent that bombshell said that bombshell e-mail, time for some traffic problems. as far as i can tell unemployed. went to her house. when i rang the doorbell she answered in a bathrobe and towel wrapped around her head. we will show you guys the video. i tried to track down the other key players. he alleged that he had proof governor christie knew about the lane closures as they were happening. we have yet to see any of

that proof. >> let me jump in. if you hire for people to be your immediate staff and they indicted that is a direct and ugly reflection on you. bill: if his name was up there that could hurt him. him. this may actually help them. tries to tie it to him. ♪ bill: think t

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