bill: now on "chasing news". >> a growing controversy. using shotguns to shoot and kill coyotes. >> dropping in and will manages to regardless. >> such an inspirational book for a generation of entitled brats. >> you might be a hundred dollars richer.

>> there is a a coyote. bill: an ongoing story of coyotes. up in norwood. now the debate is changing. the debate is tranquilizers guns versus shooting them. they are using shotguns to shoot and kill the coyotes. why are they using tranquilizers. >> what are you going to do these animals. going to kill every coyote in new jersey. they simply said are trained on track was a guns nor were the fish and wildlife department use them in the situation. that coyote attacked a man

aggressively. and they found several dents the linear school. bill: who did you talk to? >> jeff who agrees you need to shoot a rabbit coyote. >> going through neighborhoods andj ku communities;ñpy you have to act a very diligent manner. >> i'm concerned that these some of these animal rights activists are they ignorant or are they just completely confused by what's happening up there. because it sounds to me like the cases are of aggressive animals. even the people at the fish and wild life division. >> i do believe there's confusion as to what the situation is. in norwood they have a case of reeb he's and rabies spreads. >> dens are in people's back

yards. it sounds like the coyotes are encroaching on the people. >> they stop it and allow you to make sure you kill the coyote. shooting it doesn't guarantee you're killing it. >> have they considered the other option? dropping an an vil from a height. >> i heard that's a popular idea. i think that could be a possibility. >> mercer county prosecutor is being accused of sexually harassing members of his staff over the last decade. i'm actually going to interview the reporter who got an anonymous letter by an accuser. >> i had a brief conversation with him yesterday. i read him the full letter. he really declined comment. he was kind of blindsided by the letter. >> reporter: what do you think

about all this? is he a harasser or a victim of political correctness. let me know. and if you have ever been harassed by an elected official we want to know about it. let us know. e-mail us at tips@chasingnews.com. >> iona and her daughter emily were the two who had gone missing in times square. now we're finding out that the reason they went off the grid an ex-conson-in-law that she has, that she's afraid might come after her and her daughter. >> the prom season the graduation and summer months are upon us. folks at linden high school want to make sure students especially their seniors aware of the drunk driving problems. they had the grim reaper indicating they would be one of

the stits iks. they staged an accident for all the students to see. >> it wasn't the actual dream reaper? >> no. he had another engagement. >> you don't think this high school like the high school locker. >> you're chasing an inspirational story of a woman with cerebral palsy who became valedictorian in her class. when she was eight years old she had to use a walker and she had a surgery that went wrong and since then she's been wheelchair bound. >> i use my wheelchair for longer distances. >> reporter: she has every excuse in the world not to achieve, yet she manages to regardless.

>> my mom passed away four years ago. going on to five. from cancer. >> reporter: after losing her mother, she ended up homeless with no money. her school where she's been for the past six years is the only place where she feels at home. >> i'm an overachiever. i don't like to just settle for everything. i like to excel. >> she's only 18 years old and the things she had to survive and go through. it doesn't stop her if anything the obstacles has motivated for her. >> reporter: winter is the worst for her, lately she's taken up sled hockey. she actually wants to be a pediatric oncologist. she's got very high ambitions and wants to kin to pursue her studies. she has applied to over 28 schools, she got into stoiny brook and hunter college. she got a scholarship for

college, but she needs more. >> i wish to have a better future where i know i won't be in danger of having to live in a shelter with my family. >> how can we help her? >> i will be tweeting out a limpg. >> has she thought about writing a book? when you see someone like this who has real struggle and she's positive trying to make something of her life it would be such an inspirational book for a generation of entitled brats out there. this is the kind of book people should be reading about. >> 11:45 a.m. a 40-year-old man lost his life. you see behind me. allegedly what happened was the crane attached malfunctioned or

it was driver error. city councilman it's too early to make any accusations on whose fault this was. >> it's important to note that this was an accident that did not relate to the stability of the building. it's related to the work on the truck behind me. the gentleman who sadly lost his life was moving materials from the truck to the building ran into some difficulty, went to try to address it and the hydraulics of the truck malfunctioned and the knuckle boom of this truck caused his loss of life. >> in new york city a 40-year-old man lost his life

today. >> there's some really cool social media accounts out there but i think i might have found one of the coolest. the find me philly instagram account. i knew i had to chase this guy down. the bio reads $100 if you can find me. a picture of the landmark or a not very well known place in philadelphia. once the picture is posted the timer starts for 13 minutes. if one of his followers finds him, he gives them a benjamin. a crisp $100 bill. only the first person to reach him gets the money. this has really taken the philly region by storm. everybody knows about it and everybody is starting to follow this guy. i contacted find me philly. let's just call him benjamin.

>> i'm in philadelphia on the drexel campus, the university of pennsylvania as well. i'm looking for a guy that really doesn't want to be found but if you find him, you might be $100 richer. oh wait. i think he's over here. >> if i stay anonymous it adds to the mystery of the game. people come running and they don't know what they're looking like. i get a kick out of that. i want everyone to be inspired to go check things out. >> i also asked him if he thinks it's dangerous. >> i don't want someone to think i'm carrying tons of money on me and i have a family and regular life. >> all we want to do is get to it. so what are we going do right now? >> right now is a pretty killer view in the city over at a certain park and whatever. >> scout it out a little bit find a good angle make sure it pops a little bit. and then you have 13 minutes and

i try and disappear. today's date you're too late, i leave those behind. >> and everybody can know he was actually there. this is not a joke. you've got to be right on time or you'll never see him. his name is -- i have no idea. we squared up the pic and we posted it. started the timer for 13 minutes. 13 minutes on the clock. no one knows who he is. i do. so we waited. not for long. five minutes later with eight minutes left, i saw her. >> oh my god. i think we have find me philly here right now. this is insane. >> are you the find me philly. >> in her soaked socks no shows on. >> you're $100 richer. he pulls out the $100 bill and

gives it to her. so we're standing there talking to elizabeth and all of a sudden out of the corner of my eye i see a guy in a penn sweatshirt so close! he's three minutes late. we've got another one. every time i saw one i looked to the right i saw another person running up. this is crazy. >> kids are sweaty from running up to me. >> did you just run a bunch? >> oh yeah. >> this is reverse social media. going from the internet to actual people. >> that's the good thing maybe. so something i've never experienced before, find me philly really had something special to going on. you have to find him. >> i'm going to go find him. >> why don't you turn around so people can see you. >> no thanks. >> bull dozers are prepping the

track. >> and they shoot across the highest level of american dirt bike racing. >> it's a wild sport. i cracked my pelvis a few weeks back. >> the cast of goodfellas is celebrating their 25th anniversary this weekend. >> yesterday on the rachaeal ray show i was put into service to cut the garlic with a razor blades.

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