now on chasing news. >> she's had it up to hear their painting signs. >> illegal immigrants living in the neighborhood are creating a fire hazard. >> is here racist? is that possible. >> i am in the heart of midtown a world-famous carnegie deli is reopening a month. they are are holding their first ever mascot. when i succeed in this business by being a power pickle? >> they were throwing stuff on my house, my quality of life has gone down. >> were chasing a story about a

home owner who has had enough and is blaming illegal immigrants for declining property values. >> he is headed up to here, he is painting signs and displaying on his lawn. he is selling he is selling his house, moving out, says greg tells me illegal immigrants are creating a fire hazard and the town will take no action on it. >> there has been about five fires on the avenue within the last few years. three houses away, all due to too many people in the house. it is putting burden on the physical structure of the house. >> stance on immigrants some are calling him a racist but he denies it. he says he has had his life threatened 16 times. people

drive by and either voice their support or give him the finger. >> i just waved to everybody that drives by and they either give me the finger or thumbs-up. >> you get plenty of both. >> the only people that don't like what is going on is the illegal immigrants. >> from chasing news what you think of rags work out? it's interesting interesting right. >> part of his frustration is that he is paying ten grand a year property taxes and either way he is going down south. it's a fire hazard, there is a fire at a house a few doors down at the end of april. research shows new jersey is one of six states where 60% of the illegal immigrants live. the population has increased over the past years. >> my question is why does racism, but. >> is he a couple guy. >> is here reese racist. >> my take is he is not racist.

a lot of them had to leave and end up in moorestown. >> there was 2758 years ago, this is the size that got them in trouble. >> well the word racism gets thrown around a lot. >> i'm a little conservative on some of these issues myself. i don't consider myself racist against people who are trying to come in and stay. >> they actually do more of a shame. >> there not taken a stand. >> i sat for about a half an hour, i don't claim to know him top to bottom but that is the just i got. there is anger against the government. >> i wanted to be treated equal equally like the illegal immigrants. i would would the same rights. is that possible?

>> high-speed chase. >> this the 14th anniversary of 911, they're taking to social midi admitting she lied about being at the south tower. it turns out she was working at midtown at the time. they posted a lengthy apologies. i am truly sorry. it is the victims of 911 and the people that i asked forgiveness people. >> state judge ruled tuesday that the mother of a teenage girl with epilepsy cannot come to school to give her daughter cannabis oil. diana is covering the story and the progress she has made with medical marijuana. judge ruled that state and

federal drug reviews the right to use marijuana on school grounds. >> i go every other day to see her. take her everything. >> everything kane changed on june 13th. 47-year-old call trenton police on altercation. police arrived on the scene and encountered kevin on the front yard of the yard. he he was acting agitated and reportedly under the kevin was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he was suffering a bipolar episode which he has been diagnosed in the past and he is medication for as well. it was unknown whether he was on or off the medication at that time. >> at the time he was handcuffed and put in the police car and

taken to the hospital. on the way to the hospital he severed the medical heart attack. >> kevin's mother says it's very, located. >> he was a good father, he loved his family. he loved all of us. >> i tried to contact the police for the statement but the i was not provided with information. the finally has filed an attempt to sue due to what happened on

that day that they will never forget. >> it comes down to this, people don't resist arrest. in his case he may have a mental health issue which is kind of different. it's the same difference for police, they are going to have to restrain you and they will do whatever it takes to restrain you. it is their job. >> arresting someone can be ugly people. people get hurt. bad things happen when you get into an altercation. >> i'm in the heart of midtown where the deli is opening next month. people around here are thrilled to take a bite out of their famous images once against. as you can see the window behind me no carnegie deli sandwich is complete without a pickle. no grand opening is without. they came up with an idea to. >> tell me what it means for new yorkers. >> and mean so much to new yorkers, people are missing us so much. they love our corn beef, pastrami, matzoh ball soup. >> becomes a good time they joint considering it was shut

down in april for what they are referring to as upgrades. when in reality behind the counter something not so kosher was going on. they. >> when i heard there is a way to be a special part of the carnegie. to commemorate the grand reopening there opening their first ever mascot tryout to be the very first pickle. what will the duty include question mark? hand out pickles and flyers to people waiting upon reopening. >> sounds like an ideal geek to me considering i have always been in a taco so why not get myself into a pickle. >> the carnegie deli is also famous for its waiters who

reportedly tried to reflect a new york onto the customer. lead me to ponder, what i succeed in this business? by being a sour pickle? >> i think i was a great gherkin but if i didn't qualify the position is still open. the words best deli and i'm the world's best pickle. nailed it. >> new-line case of crime by nypd. they spotted a homeless man they recognize from a bank robbery and led to the arrest of three homeless people. they incriminated each other during questioning, they were were arrested on tuesday. according to the new york post they were involved in several

bank heist. please in new york are looking for a person of interest is name is joseph, is 36 years old, person of interest into rapes. and two separate murders where women were found dead in hotel rooms. one in manhattan, if you see him, stay away from him see him, stay away from him and contact crimestoppers. >> dating state cupid decided to college ranking based on how attractive people on campus are. my alma mater yell, came out on top. also talked about having an overactive drive on campus. but on the, no comment. >> 19 nuns make up our lady of the rosary,. >> i just felt like i was being called to something different besides marriage. >> why do they want to join the nunnery? >> another day in the life of

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for example the monastery she came from did not want to have washing machines. laundry should be done by hand. she wanted washing missed sheens. >> right now were gonna go and look at how they spent their daily activities. >> so do it with lavender. >> i can smell the lavender. >> you see danielle heat making soap at what she does at 520 in the morning. >> when i was in college i just felt that, i felt like i was being called to something different besides marriage. >> she likes structure, she likes taking her subway from technology. that is what is keeping so many people from

coming here. to keep this in perspective there's also a 4 million-dollar expansion. >> how do they raise 4 million bucks question mark. >> online. they are very popular in social media, they have an advertising campaign which a lot don't do that. >> what is a woman have to do to become a non- question mark. >> you have to go through some preparation with your family. a lot of people are prepared for that. also waking up at 520 in the morning and putting yourself first, they don't want to have to separate themselves from technology. >> have they given you the reason why, why do they want to join the nunnery question mark. >> says they are called to that god. and i'm thinking that i miss a calling to god? how did the note they called

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they have their wardrobe and jury backstage. literally thousands of dollars, they want to surround them with people they can trust. >> they made a big hullabaloo we got a hundred million dollars from mark zuckerberg. >> schools are not performing better. >> how much and where is it listed.

>> what was that?

>> they made a big hullabaloo when they were offered a hundred million dollars from mark zuckerberg to reform public schools. he went big, he posted on oprah in 2010, he had a, he had a press conference with governor christie and zuckerberg was a statement surround by kids. password five years where is that money? the kids in the schools are not performing better. test scores have run down over the last five years not up.

>> she wrote this book, the price, who's in charge of america's schools question mark. >> the rules that were supposed to be implemented were not trans- parent at all. there were. >> the real impact on the hundred million dollars is that people got bigger paychecks. almost $50 million went to teacher contracts, 20,000,020,000,000 went to consultants, some pay thousands of dollars a day to come up with management reform ideas. is the book around the notion that there's corruption. >> i think like a prizefighter. it goes right to the heart of the matter. >> they lead outside the school and nobody stopped her. >> they walk to school because they felt like their teacher was

not in their control. they felt like no one was listening to them. >> if they want to spend money on consultants and find management solution that also sounds money good spent. >> new york schools are complete disaster, having said that, i think the reason he gets the heat is because he took the credit. >> if he hadn't taken credit for they would've asked the question. >> she's the one who built the relationship with zuckerberg who agreed to give away half his money in his lifetime. >> there working with the new jersey which means you cannot be fired from your job based on your tenure. that cannot be done working with the teachers union. the charter school was doing exceptionally well, that money was into the model that many people feel doesn't work.

>> a convicted killer sentenced to life. >> you're going to jail the matter how you look at it. >> he claim he didn't do it. >> the exclusive jailhouse interview. >> next chasing news. ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. continuing to follow developments after the 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck chile. the estimated tsunami potential time hitting hawaii would be approximately 3:11 a.m. haiyan standard time. we'll continue to follow this as well as our cool stretch of whether were see you on the fox 29 news at 4:00 a (plays throughout)

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