bill: now on "chasers." ♪ clicks only six years old but went to get a grooming clicks may be he broke maybe he broke his back clicks a mystery as to how the injury occurred clicks asking for the check. >> that confirmed that she suffered from the same disorder. it is an illness without a name.

>> i could not walk anymore. >> too much to bear clicks. >> a lot of things that the company denies us. >> that is a bad idea. this is when you basically get dumped. bill: you are chasing a story about a story about the dog. came out paralyzed. >> only six years old when he went to get a grooming and ended up paralyzed. >> he is not a heavy walker. >> this was not the first time that his owner had brought him to be groomed at this place. been there at least 35 times he always looked super happy.

>> they told me the price. i put a tip in there. i don't know. maybe he broke his back. his back leg is his back leg is broken. >> what was your initial reaction? >> the vet told him that he was now paralyzed and it would cost thousands of dollars to have an mri to match actual surgery but he would never walk again quickly decided to put him to sleep. >> it is a mystery as to how the injury occurred. it would not clarify. right now they have issued a violation to the business for not assisting a living animal and causing the death of a living animal clicks i

am angry because they did not call me. got him on the table, and he would not stand up. >> maybe the dog did not interact well. this seems outrageous. >> a class move to ask for the check. my question, is this a place where regulation would be necessary? one of the pet superstores had a similar thing happen. this is an isolated case. >> regulation would just be another -- it would not do any good. foolish, stupid irresponsible. >> my friend had her dog groomed.

no one will do everything in their power. he clearly an accident. accidents happen. it. it is how it is dealt with. ♪ bill: "high speed chase." >> the story about the man running around manhattan. the the case is now closed. found hanging in an elevator shaft of an upper east side apartment building. four different women that were connected to the case. some of his greatest accomplishments. >> new york city has been working on the subway line

for 96 years. crazy stuff. our good friends have made an interactive timeline. it it has been accomplished. the construction and completion. my grandfather met my grandmother on the second avenue subway. ♪ bill: you are chasing the story some folks in new york are trying to ruin a good thing. >> who does not love a good slice of pizza and a good deal. according to the new york daily news the company behind the dollars slice of pizza is going to lose in a big way. they are facing a

class-action lawsuit that will cost hundreds of workers that allegedly work 60 to 70 hours a week not receiving overtime pay or even minimum-wage. the suit alleges they were promised promotions. seeking promotions. seeking an excess of over 100 million in back pay. that is crazy. the company the company clearly left a bad taste in these workers mouths. people are going to stop eating our pizza. >> are probably would not go in. >> a dollar. >> sorry. >> there are people coming out of the woodwork's over a dozen workers that have come forward with examples of how they have been jilted

and are expecting tens to a hundred more. bill: are the folks undocumented immigrants? clicks not that i came across. twelve out of 100 are documented workers. >> a tremendous amount of sympathy for the hours worked. in america today a lot of people worked 60 hour work weeks. nobody wants to pay more than a dollar for a slice of pizza. it is a competitive marketplace. everyone will be passed when they have to pay five .-dot 255 bucks for a slice of pizza. bill: our executive producer likes it. clicks it is great that the story is out. if if you have a problem with it don't buy the pizza.

people are being abused. don't make decisions. >> if it are breaking the law and understand. in opportunity to look at the industry and say supply and demand does work. work. maybe it would be $0.50. i am inclined to give them -- if they are not breaking the law. law. more importantly did you go? >> i absolutely did. bill: you get what you pay for. ♪ >> seventeen years old and graduated from high school. the school. the whole world is ahead of you. finally it changes. >> my graduating class.

we were dancing. a pair of high heeled shoes. >> others might think it was a clumsy moment. and that it was much more. more. confirmed that she suffers from the same neurological disorder. each of the four lost muscle tone and function. they cannot walk properly and complete every day tasks the worst part, the worst part, it is an illness without a name. the only one among them cannot walk. he now relies upon a motorized scooter to get around clicks i remember not being able to walk straight. then by the time i started high school i cannot walk anymore. >> left an emotional and financial burden and estimate roughly $100,000 in debt.

the cost is too much to bear, dr. appointments, therapy session and the everyday cost. the family would like to renovate their home but the money is not there. clicks they do cover some of it. there are things the insurance company denies. >> like county united way. we spoke i encourage everyone to do the same. they move closer. they don't have a vehicle

clicks they came because they joined a fundraiser. the whole family can go in one car. that is how it came out. bill: how can we be responsible? >> you can donate. teesix what else can we do? >> facebook and twitter and make them a #. bill: that is a good idea. place a great adventure this week. people who know what they like. a roller coaster. here we go. [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> another day in the life. >> we report the news.

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suspended. suspended. according to a web posting. the driver said he was suspended for two weeks pending an investigation. the school is not commenting >> stepping down july 8 after four years. the focus of protests. new jersey's education commissioner. ♪ >> 90 miles per hour. [applauding] >> really really hot. they are going to dump us. bill: hank, why are you screaming? [inaudible conversations]

>> and they just go. clicks hang. >> hang on. let me get my act together. >> you have to know the right people. a dallas texas native of a gathering of the american coaster enthusiasts, enthusiasts, people who know what they like. roller coasters. >> people who love roller coasters. >> that much though, is clear. this is a dude in his element. >> i don't want to i don't want to leave. >> why would you?

>> the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the hemisphere. >> his seventh ride. he is not getting off. he is just amped up. [inaudible conversations] clicks that was the most awesome guy in jersey. having more fun than most of us. [inaudible conversations] >> members from over 30 states.

before the park opens. >> my gosh. opens. >> my gosh. i've been on every right in this park. that's a a different story. >> let me give it another shot. he walk up to the thing and start to get a little bit of a rush already. your human instincts say that is a bad a bad idea. it will be fun though. [inaudible conversations] >> this is when you basically hang and then they dump us.

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>> why don't you want to talk to him? >> that is a positive thing. ♪ >> a new shark in town 1200-pound 1200-pound tiger shark less than 100 miles off long beach island. just been cited off the coast of daytona. a very loyal twitter following and just announced she will be running for president in 2016. ♪

>> my second day chasing the $850 million lawsuit against wall street ceo benjamin way for allegedly sexually stocking, harassing his former intern. i came here to manhattan federal court. the lawyer told the lawyer told me there are key points of lawsuit clicks number one . [inaudible] retaliation because she resisted clicks she testified yesterday saying he forced her to have sex for time starting in late december after he returned from family vacation.

it all lasted a few minutes. can i get a picture with you? according to our testimony is happened a few more times when she was cross-examined more facts came out admitting she did not know the exact state of the sexual encounter. when asked if she said no to sexual advances she said i did once. to be clear. >> do you believe your website went too far? do you feel like it was a good day? >> were going to continue to cross examine.

>> power, sex wall street money involved guaranteed to make an interesting court case. >> from looking at this headline. this guy seems to be in a lot of trouble. what do you make of this? >> this is a power hierarchy. he is the one in charge and made that clear from the beginning when he said that he would hire her. she knew what she knew what she was getting herself into. they had an arrangement and she violated the expectations of that relationship. bill: what do you mean she knew what she was getting into? elaborate clicks well he made numerous advances toward her as she encouraged that type of behavior from him. she was leading him on and reaping the benefits of what he was offering. bill: paid her rent, as rent, as we understand clicks yes $43,600 tribeca

show it off to some guy. obviously she is entitled to enjoy life with money, but money, but this is a clear case of immature retaliation bill: they both look like fools. it's just embarrassing. thanks clicks thank you. ♪ bill: flesh eating fish ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. hi everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. it's been a severe weather night across our area. damageing storms ripped through the area leaving a half a million folks without power. look at some of the peak winds gusting over 70 miles an hour in philadelphia and take a look at this shot right outside of our studios. clouds showing singing air behind those powerful storm

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