bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> an off-duty nypd officer was killed in a hit and run accident on the new jersey turnpike. >> that one be the 1st case in which a police officer pulled a weapon on a civilian. >> i headed down to meet the crown prince of basketball, the harlem globetrotters. >> who do they think they are fooling? >> something stinks, and i will find out what. >> was last time you guys lost? >> in a lot of trouble. >> the tougher streets in jersey city, one man is turning youth and champions. >> it's a relationship we have. ♪ >> the story of an off-duty nypd officer.

a hit-and-run accident on the new jersey turnpike. originally all we knew was that he was involved in an accident with the ford escape suv. his car was disabled on the right shoulder. made his way in traffic and in a dispute he was struck and killed by an infinity driven by linden man. now more details are being revealed, and if they are true they are pretty disturbing. harrison rear-ended disabling that vehicle. the suv was being driven by a woman and then traveled across the lane traffic, got into a verbal dispute, pulled out his service weapon pointed itat her and said something to the effect of you don't know who i am. i can kill you right now.

he then reportedly stepped back to the right lane of the new jersey turnpike where the 3rd car try to pass through the two vehicles, struck him and killed him. the driver fled the scene and turned himself in the next morning. he has been charged with second-degree leaving the scene of a fatal accident and is being held on $100,000 bail. he pled not guilty now to shed light on this confusing scenario is far prosecutor bob bianchi. what is he doing with the service weapon drawn on a woman with her young son in the backseat? >> these are the allegations made, and the prosecutor will look into whether there are intoxicants. it won't be the 1st case of her underage and it certainly won't be the 1st

case of police officers and appropriately pulling the weapon on the civilian which is something that we are careful about because over aggressiveoveraggressive or temperamentally unfit police officers do not belong on the road. >> you hear the side of it from the woman's perspective and it seems very cut and dry that this was completely inappropriate. >> in my experience when you don't know the occupants motor vehicle stops of the number one way police officers are trained. movements could have caused the officer to believe he needed to pull the weapon out. >> yes, traffic stops are extremely dangerous. and the timing is questionable. it does make you question if there was alcohol involved.

bill: what happens here and how much weight is given to the woman statement? >> i think this woman's story will be accepted as relatively accurate. bill: thanks. appreciate it. bill: "high speed chase",. >> take a look at these photos of a training exercise that new york correction department participated. i don't know if they actually have a name. >> it is a good thing new york city did not budget for oculus prime. incredibly expensive oculus designed. the project has taken nearly 15 years to complete and is destined to be the center of

tourist photographs for decades to come. ♪ >> it's really called. >> i headed down to meet the crown princes of basketball. >> who do they think they are fooling? the special investigation. something stinks, and i am going to find out what. >> no. >> when is the last time you lost? >> that is the big one.

former north carolina tar heel god blesses sweet soul who played years of football in europe and carolyn -- current harlem globetrotter. >> only thing wrong with that shot, it didn't go in. >> rip it half-court status. sure enough orlando nailed one from half-court, the same shot. >> it's fair enough. >> coming after you all. >> no, they like. >> 700 how many straight wins? >> you lost so many. >> how many straight wins? >> 20,000. >> and no investigation? the same team every night.

what leagues of the globetrotters belong to, and what is with the referee? people are laughing, referees are looking the other way. throwing buckets of water. >> the reason why was we were beating people by more than 30 points every night. normally when you see that people leave. >> true enough. one thing seems certain, i good night out for all audiences for better than something like 90 years. the harlem globetrotters, ladies and gentlemen, you have it exposed. >> a little hoop over there. >> look at that. ♪ >> here on some of the toughest streets one man is

turning the city's youth in the champions. opening up jersey city heavy hitters. now, i went to train with him and find out how he is inspiring the next generation. >> being a coach is a powerful thing because you interact with so many different lives. sparring in training and they come over and talk. it is a relationship with we have -- that we have. >> it is funny because i am the smallest in my class. >> people from all walks of life, prose, students, little kids that come before they get into trouble. >> incarcerated for a weapons charge, and i came home four years ago. i had five years.

i came here to half years ago and said this would be my way out. >> this is a tough neighborhood, and he says he goes after the youth that have been in trouble in the struggling to keep them off the streets and out of trouble, but this is personal to him. >> i turned pro but went away for seven years. when i came home, i want to put back into those who want to do and to keep them from the avenues where i fell. >> a grassroots effort. he paid for everything out of his own pocket. asking for $50 a month from those who can pay, but no one is turned away. he will train you no matter what. bill: how did he make enough money to start this? >> he has a food truck on the side during the day. and one more thing because i asked if jersey city was

doing anything to help and he said in this area there is no recreation for kids and everyone he has gone to so there is too much red tape. he pays for the travel for them to go to philadelphia and new york. >> hard to get out of it. great that they have a place to turn to that is something productive and exciting. ♪ >> shopping, award women love and men hate to hear. now there is a hilarious account dedicated to miserable men they get dragon to the mall to stores by their significant other or family member. comes with advice. if she asks if she looks good, tell her she looks great. i am sure we relate to it. >> bill, the only bright

light. spent time rubbing elbows with fan. played a little bit of one-on-one with folks and get absolutely eaten for lunch by an 11 -year-old. bill: he should have punched him. >> highflying tom bryan. >> i'm never getting into that. i will give it a shot.

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♪ bill: three, two, hank, we got a homegrown jersey evil knievel. what do you got? ♪ >> police chief tom bryan, highflying tom bryan. ♪ >> upside down, missed my landing ramp and ended up with broken ribs and a crack chamber. you know, but i never missed a day at work.

never did. [laughter] i hobbled in here. >> i'm here, boss. [laughter] >> back when he was a detective and long before he was a police chief he used to get his yard has out but get on the weekends by rocking red white and blue leathers and jumping over semi trucks, cars, monster trucks. >> to go out there and do something at that time that not too many people were doing, but obviously this has evolved. kids doing back flips. >> again you have got to be on top of begin sometimes you have got to roll the dice and tom willingly did so, but not gladly because consequences to to be extreme. >> when i face planted the digital thermometer broke my nose. stitches in my eyelids, a torn rotator cuff, broken foot, ankle. broken collarbone. >> i will give it a shot.

>> is not done this for years. he has kept the memorabilia. >> first of all, they weigh like 35 pounds. >> but it is like finding out that your uncle used to be a well-known pro wrestler. the edison chief used to be not evil knievel, but sort of like evil knievel. bill: can you pull them out of retirement? >> cancer is his charity of choice. >> i can't even move. >> can been my legs.

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>> talk about more substantive issues like the fact the four members of his party of said if he continues to spend significant amounts of time out of state campaigning he should resign. christie says that will not happen. >> i will be home. next tuesday, michigan, mississippi. >> on top of that he ignored the calls from newspapers that have called for his resignation. they never liked him anyway, and it is all about trying to sell more papers. i asked him if there is a difference in characterization and he said that is not the case. >> these are friends. and so i do not think that that is it at all. situations where you guys ask questions. that is it.

bill: the republicans coming after him, he kind of dismissed them like don't worry about it. >> resign. >> exactly. >> as your friend, you should resign. >> i'm out. >> typical front running. he said trump was the only person that could beat hillary. >> he qualified that today saying he is both the best remaining candidate and hooded i think is best, you're looking at them. >> it was a great line. and just as christie diffused all of the rubio stuff all of a sudden he did the same thing. >> and you don't have to leave new york city.

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