bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> take a look at this video in the video you can see him crack the chair of the head of two others. bruising in his head knocked out to come and cartilage damage. they allege there were stories about the sexual orientation which is when the struggle began. has been reported that would not specify. they are still searching for the perpetrator who they describe as 35 euro blackmail.

if you looks familiar or if you recognize them please shout me out. >> a cartoon figure with blue eyes. add homosexual female transgender and multiple racial incarnations. yeah. >> tile conway had been charged with eight counts of criminal mischief after he allegedly vans what -- vandalized. the son the son of the mayor. >> getting back at his mom for being a mayor. >> the forces of political correctness, rear their ugly heads. >> a very diverse state. this diversity rutgers

university students proposed a bill to have diversity to the costume bubbleheaded representative of the school as of now, the scarlet knight is a cartoon figure with blue eyes they graces the sidelines. the mission of the student assembly is to actually add homosexual female transgender and multiple racial incarnations. bill: how do they know the scarlet knight is not gay? >> i think they are overreacting. >> i think you can have a female one. >> i do think it is positive. >> i was getting wrapped up packing up my things and turn to the right. out of out of the student center popped out the

scarlet knight in full costume. >> think you would lose your job. it doesn't bother you? he told me he is not worried about his job. he will be there the whole time. bill: that is an exclusive interview. all right. this whole story for me rings the bell's. >> the 1st this is happened. a native connotation. >> there is no pejorative term. >> the scarlet knight will be leaving.

be joined by what there calling his mascot. different student russo, but sketches bring them to the school. >> i want to see the sketches. teesix. bill: i think maybe we should do our own. "high speed chase". >> and angry pigeon went on a violent rampage last thursday attacking several people at a mall in westchester. a woman was playing away. there is a pause. the bird comes after again. bill: right out of alfred hitchcock. >> certain. it will sit right next. back and forth. >> i cannot wait to try it myself.

a 14th and 15th. ♪ >> kyle conway has been charged with eight counts of criminal mischief after he and another man allegedly vandalized several businesses and vonnegut. here is the kicker. the son of susan mccabe. on his truck bound by tracy casino. a family business she opened with her mom called spoiled rotten kids. i spoke with tracy about the graffiti. >> we found out who was that was like no way. he could not believe it. >> the great thing. and allegedly histogram account's allegedly run by kyle under his graffiti name

so he has pictures posted of the struck bragging about the graffiti. tracy sent me the warm the truck when bombing last night and hit a canvas truck on the main road. i think it turned out pretty well. a bunch of hashtags. i spoke with the mayor. we're all trying to move on. visited the consignment shop to give her and apologies for the vandalism. a customer put together a go find me site to help raise money to prepare the truck. it turns it turns out the estimate to you rid of the graffiti $2,200. bill: that is a huge expense >> looking at the psychology

of this. is he getting back at his mom? is there something hidden beneath this? too busy being the mayor. there is a time when you take responsibility. >> the teen in new jersey is happier and healthier than she has ever been. suffering from epilepsy and autism. >> doing things she is never done. >> life-threatening seizures every hour. now maybe every few days. >> you would be affected. to start gasping. >> thinking about it. >> totally convulsing. calling 911? >> and then she was totally

aggressive. bite marks and bruises on her arms. by her. the school is not have to do any of it. it is all due to the strike. the only problem is she has to take four doses a day and take one of those a school. the school has a strict policy that you cannot have medical marijuana on school grounds. >> 8:00 o'clock in the morning and three in the afternoon. this is an extended-release capsule pharmaceutical. bill: what are we fighting for? our daughters right to take her medicine. medicine. so what is the school have a rule this? >> it comes from federal

law. it is not legalize nationwide. they get funding from the federal government. here you have a girl all the advances she made having a medical marijuana to letting your colors to make can be advanced much more. bill: are breaking. >> how is it administered? oil and in the put this oil in the pepsi so she does not tasted and drinks it. it's a large school. they are used to giving medication. bill: did you talk to the school?

>> there was one lawsuit ended in favor of the school. school. now the family is appealing that. it has already been decided that whoever wins or loses will go to the federal government. bill: of course. i want to know what our viewers think and on facebook. is this something, it seems like an easy fix. what do you think? let us know. i want to show you this video. she is a part of the u.s. army medical team. at fort dix trying to get to the next level. what you will see is her at the end of a 12-mile march through the woods through obstacles. the minute you think you had a a rough day wait until you see this inspirational an incredible. that is an 80-pound pack on her back.

look at this. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] bill: she has to finish. she did it. that is unbelievable. unbelievable. i mean,, you talk about somebody that has signed up to defend our country and it

shows the toughness that people have to have to get through. >> and i have this thing, you think they are yelling at her and that is too harsh. at the same time you are hearing the support. come on. all those people that are so happy for. >> right around the corner. corner. the thing i love the most you treat everybody the same the same amount. bill: they have nothing better to do than complain. so we're going to try to get her on the show. an inspiration. this is a great video. see if we can get her on the show. ♪ >> go meet play and hang out with all of these babies. all sorts of animals.

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if anyone is interested. ♪ >> got the. bill: you are chasing a story about a small farm in jersey. >> i think the only reason why i took on the story it is spring when the babies come out. i headed up to space farm in zoo all the way up north. i met with the zookeeper. she took me on a special privileged to work to go meet play, hang out with all these babies over there. well i am busy mama. mama came out of her down with three baby cubs. they only realize they came out two weeks ago.

zoo mama did not have to step in his mom is doing such a good job. i can tell you i experienced that firsthand. >> am sorry. >> totally charged. it was scary, really scary. really close. my god that is scary. mama is protective. >> we moved to a tiger named lily. my gosh we can talk to a tiger. >> i'm thinking it might be little. the bottle no big deal. a full-blown huge tiger. >> this is my friend. >> jumped up so i can feed it is bottle. >> not going to get much bigger than that. up close the whiskers.

>> razor by hand. >> my gosh. >> all sorts of animals here lions and tigers and bears. a baby does not come to me unless it has a physical problem. or going to another zoo. and/or taught certain procedures. so this is where baby trade comes in. not necessarily. it is viable. all of our babies that are produced year most of them will go to another zoo. bill: between different zoos >> between different zoos is they will give you babies. all the animals. i get every animal to come up to me.

>> the camera. >> i left with a bunch of parents. her name is many me. right now she's following her around. bill: getting hungry. >> this is one foxy lady signing off. zero my god. bill: you are at a location that some might call the epicenter of political corruption in hudson county. >> i am literally on the border. there is an election this coming tuesday. let me tell you.

>> ladies and gentlemen children of all ages, watch the spectacle. first been in office for 24 years and has not one, not two, but three public jobs. governor christie hates him. an exemplar. able to be both mayor and senator because he is grandfathered in. so he should be easy to be. not so fast. his opponent is a laundromat owner whose business is illegally operated and to is a liar. >> an allegation that they may be voting illegally. make the decision voting

illegally. bill: so you met with him. i understand there is a video. i want you to walk me through it. they are clever and their attacks. >> i went to interview. standing around having a nice conversation and things have weird. >> would you like to see it? >> i would. >> sing it? >> go ahead and saying it go ahead. >> you should. >> a story about larry weinstein all his friends. >> wednesday line. he lives in a $2 million mansion. all over the place.

getting ugly here. weinstein's people are talking voter fraud. they respond. maybe next year. >> no one pulls local elections. >> if you talk to his people you will say they are way ahead. who knows if he will continue. bill: we will see you tuesday. bill: what do you get when you combine a dr. what's the best room in the house? the living room, of course. that's where life happens. but sometimes life can be a little messy. that's why there's pledge.

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