unveiling a new plan to combat the homeless. they're homeless they are not idiots they do with the shelters are. they are purposely avoiding them. >> forget your college roommates they work out an arm wrestling for real. >> they are professionals. >> detective purdy one of the new york police department sketch artist. it can be a process that takes up to three hours. >> we show photographs then put together a composite. >> he works there every day for almost a full year. >> the signs that new

brunswick drinking water facility warding no trespassing their protected. it is where they would all to the negligence of its own supervisor. >> they had a responsibility to report them. he did not do that. he did not do the required testing and then to cover up his tracks he falsified the data i in various ways. >> with the charges of corruption of the of safe water shrieking act according to the office a licensed operator upward of three years in prison. it is tough to tell if any damage was done or if the water got anybody sick. >> our investigation has not revealed any evidence that

it has a cause for bacteria but it is counterfactual you do not know what would have been shown if it was done in the past. >> nobody downstairs at the office wanted anything to do with this and i suppose it is understandable to upgrade to the water filtration system with the work was originally suspended including food safeguards to make sure it doesn't happen again. and the attorney general's office thinks it is conceivable that he may have acted alone but the publisher from new brunswick today. are there any stones unturned or more dominoes to fall? >> he has been with the city

since 1976. head of the water treatment plant as a licensed operator more than a decade. there were issues with the water as far back as 2004. with this investigation the city's side easily between 2010 and 2013 but it probably goes back deeper. >> i am concerned how many are out there working and testing that you have the time he wasn't. around 2,009 the falsifications started during a period when the city did not have a water director. he had committed suicide in 2007 and a person with no experience with water treatment was in charge of

the entire utility. >> that is why i drink bottled water. [laughter] you cannot even trust officials to not be corrupt with our water supply. >> if nobody got sick and there is no evidence bbb issue is not the former maid the the system where we have excess government bureaucrats who don't need a job. >> a new jersey state trooper died thursday morning while responding to a report of a juvenile in distress. the accident happened around 10:45 a.m.. he graduated from the academy in february and was recently married in september and it just turned 30. >> has been warned in december and that stops tonight as top pictures in -- temperatures drop you just may get a little snow

if you live in northwestern new jersey. the national weather service says you may or may not. but then it will be back up toward the mid '50s again. >> unveiling a plan to combat the homeless crisis yesterday. they are assigning 100 officers specifically to combat homelessness. they claimed this year a team will go by block by block. >> if you called brave 11 if you see somebody. i went about my normal schedule and naturally i spotted a homeless began asking for money.

so i called. ♪ ♪ >> this is the 311 operator? >> yes. you can report this. >> he had a sign that said i am a veteran and i am homeless and i need help. she asked a woman were of the and and i repeated elderly gentlemen and i was disconnected. i guided my workout i noticed this is absurd and that is the response that i got. >> but to combat a mental illness or economic issue. he is trying to keep his nose clean. >> they know where the shelters are there purposely avoiding them to live at bus

terminals because there are safety issues at the shelters if they address that you can get them off the street. >> of the program is designed to take a homeless person and move them then it says - - has already failed in 311 hands of the last thing you need is them to call 911 for a homeless person who needs a hot meal. >> my sister lives in portland i am waiting to see new york city shipping them to other places. >> staff special tours with cops to make them safe. >> the woman that was homeless said the vessel loan. unless we are harassing somebody. >> you spoke to every homeless person? >> to more than you do it.

>> rock-and-roll. over the top. ♪ ♪ there you go. to take them out of the bars for get your call littermates to work out with our wrestling for real. they are professionals. there is. it is becoming a thing.

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off the breakfast or dinner holiday party. it was truly an amazing night. the youngest franchise owner in the system. i met a guest chaser to mission started to read and she did a great job. >> they gave fell whole might of revenue to get back to the community. the third year and the biggest yet. >> talking about the latest debate how chris christie has surged ahead now it second place n new hampshire which is super exciting. >> the new york police department sketch artist. to put into perspective he sketched out some day that i

see almost every day for a full year.

>> detective party is one of the police sketch artist for the police department he has been with that headway - - n.y.p.d. six years drawing 11 of them. his work is on display located in the meatpacking

district. he has composites beecher in 26 of his sketches fictional characters. the idea came from a lawmaker as he follows the n.y.p.d. on twitter and is the fan of the detective. >> he was trying to get in touch with me for years and one day said i like your work i know a gallery owner and gave me his number and we started to talk about what we could do. >> they don't use actual sketches as they are evidence so he tells me that process and what it entails. >> with a get photographs that we put together a composite into one graphic image. from there we show it to them. >> sometimes it is difficult for the victims to recall the information because they have a block all those

skills are important it is important for the officer to be patient. it could be a tedious process taking up to three hours per session in the day due three sessions maximum per day. >> i had handpicks somebody has seen almost every day for one year. let me tell you one thing i hope i never have to witness a crime. [laughter] and then i called to greek at 1.80 italian. sari. [laughter] >> how does it look?

>> keep in mind i was not helpful at all. [laughter] oh my god. >> if you watch him and ask me questions. >> he has guilty eyes. >> he did it. >> it is not like he does not look like you. book is end of your. >> mind would look something like this. >> that would not be helpful. >> go through the chamber like this. how would you like to sit in a coffin like chamber for nearly two hours?

it is the form of medicine in stretching back 100 years >> it is the heart chamber that is a medical device and we use 100 percent oxygen to achieve pressure up at 2.nine bangladesh 2.five times sea level pressure. the chamber works wonders on radiation, infections, a bone disorders even neurological disorders like ptsd and concussion but be careful they can be a death trap. >> the biggest danger is a spark. nothing electronic or to cause static electricity. patients go in with no makeup, a new deodorant or fragrance you coated with what you are bored with and a specially treated down. >> your is a diabetic patient.

starts every day inside the chamber to heal the ulcer on her foot she says it is healing and saved her from getting an amputated. >> from the first time it seems that it works. >> by bringing more oxygen i allow the production of the stem cells and new blood vessels to heal the wound that would not heal under another circumstance. >> day hydro barrick therapy players opted one every night. this is a soft shell. >> what happens if the machine breaks or you get hot -- caught in you are in a plastic bag. we prefer to treat patients that are supervised.

>> on monday night football as a giants view i applaud this. go for it. >> it sounds amazing but it will never be of a trend you have a seizure you could -- or eardrums could leak because of the pressure. >> and the medication and that took could have a horrible effects. it is amazing what it could do. and veterans do currently is that with the impact can you imagine what it would do for them? >> they were the

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