bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> i love artists. i sat with an artist today. the the story the other day. happen to be aboard the ill-fated amtrak train number 188 when it derailed. he is only just beginning to process. it is funny. he said he set an alarm. he did not want to fall asleep and miss it and that is when the mayhem dropped. >> screaming people. then i realized.

and i said to myself, you can stand up and let's get out of here. >> at last count eight people are dead. the train engineer lawyers have no recollection of the crash. he remembers it all too well like a movie like a dream of a movie. >> there were a lot of people, flashing lights. just a bad dream, maybe just a bad dream. you know wake up. so it was reality. >> as recent as it is he says it is one of the events in his life you will carry forever. it is now part of his software. he will work through it use it process it through his

visual artwork. >> trying to do fiction of it. i no what i see. then i think i can believe that it happened. >> i share with them the story of my great uncle two companies haunted to his death by why he got to live while others were so fortunate. all he can -- he and i could do was shake her head. >> events like this make you realize how lucky you really are. in one car, in another car he could have easily been dead something which registers with him and all people who watch this happen how ephemeral life can be. >> a really good guy to talk to about this. not want to push away these

experiences pleasant are not he calls it part of his software. something he has begun to process cannot will continue to process may take years but he knows that he is forever changed in ways he does not really no just quite yet. also very tired, along 48 hours. >> think about what happened how it happened just thinking about howow to get as soon as possible. >> attacked a 28 -year-old woman the yielding a hammer. it all came to an end when he attacked a female police officer. bill: that he was released on his own signature is mind blowing.

>> filled to capacity with medical marijuana. you are looking at 630 medical marijuana plants. >> patients don't realize what we do and why we are here. bill: what did it smell like? >> ringling brothers caused this circus extreme. ♪ one-act is the bmx freestyle team the free wheelers. are you all right? bill: in new york chasing the story of the hammer wielding attacker. and as to grant picture of what looks like a bloody hammer that he had posted more than a year before he attacked a police officer. >> a lot of questions raised today. monday evening at around 7:30 p.m. attacked a woman

on a park bench like the one you see behind me, wielding a hammer. he then proceeded onto west 17th street. it all came to an end wednesday near penn station. quickly pulled his gun. he is now in serious conditions. some are asking how the police lost track of him the more important question surrounds how people did not notice that this might happen, see the warning signs and why did they not say something. i found numerous goods. another one he wrote in his notepad take them with force and speed.

i am going to make you an angel, pour cement on your head. and another he said, i do not know who i am anymore. lastly we must obey the government. diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia recently but he discharged himself in january. spoke to former police detective to get more insight. >> they would not be a cop left on the street by noon. this is something where hopefully the families can recognize problems and alert police but a lot of times until they actually attack someone it is not a police problem. >> in charge of taking care of and watching every crazy person and wondering if they should. >> we always say that hammer

picture really isn't anything. i saw this coming. letting a schizophrenic sign himself out. bill: we have the mental institutions for a reason. the idea he was released on his own signature to me is mind blowing. that is where we ought to focus. thanks. ♪ "high speed chase" jessica. >> a brooklyn man is missing attending boston college and has not been seen since late monday morning. asking for help from the public. take a look at the video of mother made for her newborn daughter before passing away. beaten her cancer but found out while she was pregnant. as a result she refused

aggressive chemotherapy. passed away back in march. the full story is featured in documentary. ♪ >> here at the sun national center. the circus is in town. jumping through hoops think again. ringling brothers caused this circus extreme. ♪♪ one act on the bill is the bmx freestyle team the free wheelers. ♪ now, the guys are from all over the country. you don't just get online and do this stuff. >> they make the hard stuff. >> with the circus. >> i honestly do not even know.

[laughter] >> here i am. >> the 1st time i woke up in the hospital. >> right. i don't want to assume, but the nomadic lifestyle is probably not a bad thing. >> i've been doing it for like 20 years. this experience is special. you go places. >> the tracks are one thing. this is ridiculous. doing it together takes familiarity. are you all right? i don't know if i am supposed to ask. he is all right. let's be honest. this is not clerical work. isaac newton taught us what goes up must come down.

sometimes really hard. >> you have to keep trying. >> having a lot of fun. >> love it. all day all night. [laughter] >> it is the circus, what do you want? it is the flipping circus. bananas. you have not missed anything they will be here all weekend from multiple shows. tickets are reasonable. what do you like in your circus? all these highflying extreme acts, or do you prefer old-school. you tell me. hit us up on twitter. come off it. no one was doing this at all 20 years ago. no one anywhere. ♪

>> police have released a sketch of the suspect accused of robbing a young woman in central park sunday night. twenty years old, 5 feet tall around 130 pounds black hair. he reportedly approached a 19 -year-old woman. investigators say he then took out a knife and took the belongings of that woman >> one step closer. shannon morgan got the go-ahead from the us district court judge to the state of new jersey to have a license that reads atheist apparently what -- apparently it was objectionable and not in good taste. will she went her case? who knows? >> it is national chicken dance day. to demonstrate break it down.

>> we have to get some easy cracking. ♪ bill: outstanding. family television. stop it. >> his 137 townhall. >> i appreciate. >> six flags opened up a brand-new roller coaster. ♪

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>> i am being blown away right now. >> for some time now we have shown you the benefit from medical marijuana. what we what we have yet to show you is where it is grown and sold. today. today i am taking you inside one of six facilities here in new jersey. serves 61%. serves 61 percent of new jersey medical marijuana patients stretching two floors and a handful of runs filled to capacity with medical marijuana plants. the 1stt is called the clone room. 630 medical marijuana plants that all come from about 100 mother plants. >> to create that many plants.

>> you can see how that tiny leaves are cut from the mother and added to small cubes of soil. they stay inside this room with light 24 hours a day. from here they are moved to the flower room. lights on a separate setting and fans blowing in the ñ.fym?úíkb"]wújs"wáljgá;;hmmc[)

>> that is all i have to say. a wild ride. going to swing you past forward and backward until

you are completing revolutions upside down. now after riding i had to come here and spend a little time with the kids writing an ostrich. bill: we think it is a rooster. >> check that out. [laughter] >> but really i got to talk to the devil himself. he told me what i was in for >> just going backwards i think. it was fun, you know it was fun. >> i spoke with him and they

would not let him on. >> you don't fit. bill: sorry i got nothing. >> awesome job. thank you. >> comes to a full and complete stop. exit the way you came in. >> that was, yeah. ♪ ♪ bill: the five artists stops in jersey shore.

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