>> there's a case in september, bill baroni's brownies lawyer once the governor cell phone. where is the actual phone that the governor texted with. they're not sandy have it, they're not sandy don't have it. >> he was a victim of racially and sexually true charge pranks. >> i saw computer this week they were manipulated and they had business cards and it underneath was written the word homo. >> her life has been turned upside down. >> the 12-year-old girl, allowing judges on america's got talent. and let me tell you, she is as genuine and lovable as you probably thought. >> i kind of felt like hannah montana. >> you are chasing a story which seems like the never-ending story of bridge gate.

the update is that the motion for bill baroni and kelly to do dismiss the charges is denied. there be a trial in september but there's a lot of issues around it. >> going to trial in september but, for now the spectrum of president nixon is looming followed by this motion just monday saying that he wants the governor cell phone and saying that president nixon tapes were not immune to the subpoena, is is talking about watergate, neither is christie's phone. he's trying to set a precedent of nixon handing over his tapes as president to getting christie to turn over his physical cell phone that he used a during the bridge gate scandal and relayed

when the george washington bridge was closed and alleged political payback to the democratic mayor who would not endorse christie for election. there's a lot in here. let's focus on the pope here first. where's the actual phone that governor christie texted and called with during that period of time in 2013. the governor says gibson dunn has it, the law firm that did the review of the bridge gate scandal in québec with the finding. so the governor said that law firm is not same to have it or that they don't. were going to find out how the judge rules and there also some of the revelations in here, including in april 2013 e-mail from bill, christie split glad visor directed to the governor talking about a breakfast in april 2013 where they were meeting with mayors and also talking about endorsing the show that the deputy chief of staff who is indicted was doing political activity it least as early as april 2013. the governor was aware of it because he responded to this email. you're right, this is a never ending saga bridge gate and it keeps churning. if you remember the out there

will hear this third circuit and whether they'll come out for the trial. right now it's a fascinating look at the inner workings of the christie administration as we head into the september trial. >> if you so sure that there's nothing on there then let it be public, be transparent, don't let us ask questions like this, get it over with. >> what are they facing? if you're convicted on these charges? >> if there convicted on all charges they face up to 86 years in prison. >> on tuesday night a went went to the somerset patriots game with bill and that yanks stadium. i got to talk with baseball veteran sparky lyle who played for the yankees and phillies and he gave some tips on how to throughout the first pitch because you haven't been so hot lately here's is a nice. >> we always tell everybody to throw right for the catchers nose. >> so bill took advice and look at the pitch. >> well done.

>> i want to get my job back, looking for respect, looking for my medical benefits for my family. i'm not making ends meet right now. >> that was randy, just a few years ago he had a dream a dream job as a police officer at king university. according to him he was a victim of racially and sexually charge pranks, been called jewish and homophobic slurs culminating to his wrongful termination in 2014. >> 14. >> in 2009 i went to the dispatch area where i saw computer screen is manipulated and it had me and another officer with a gay flag and a heart around us. also there is another where had a student committed for hit-and-run accident we have case cards that we write the case number on her we can use business cards, use my business card because i was

the officer, wrote her case number on the back and as i flipped it over to her she give me me a weird look and slammed the car down and i didn't know what was going on. she stormed out of my office. i looked at the card and underneath my name was written the word homo. so another shocking thing for me. >> randy went through the rest of his cards with a superior in his drawer that was supposed to be locked in a was in it was broken into. out of 500 cards he had in there about 20 - 22 of 22 of them had racial and sexual slurs on them such as words like 18 is, child predator, zulu warrior, it was crazy. >> is he gay? >> no he is married with children, he has a beautiful family. he alerted to the superiors and they didn't do much to help. >> i asked to be removed from the department or go to another department or even go to any other job working a desk job. they would put me in another position which.

>> he was ultimately fired in 2014 for reasons he does not agree with at all. i reached out for a statement in this comes from margaret, the director of media relations for king university. >> is a disgruntled former former employee who was dismissed for neglect of duties, his conduct undermines the public conduct and the police department in shows that he does not have the character and skills necessary to perform such work. they also say that they are prepared to try claims in september and confident that all will be dismissed. >> two things come to my. one, to indict the entire kane university police department which could be the actions of one or two i think that's awful. a lot of people could be taken down potentially. the other side of a stand to reason that after eight years if he got to dismiss there be other instances where he got written up for not performing his duties. >> they have a handwriting analysis done for the business

card against another officer. it was matched and the officer, this was his punishment, 30 day suspension on the days that he's chose. then he allowed him to use overtime to make up the money that he lost and since then he has them promoted twice in that officer is now a lead. >> i think i think were missing a big chunk of this. i would like to see and maybe it will come out in court. >> the leeway afforded to the officer who is bustin's jobs chops in the locker room was not appointed to him. >> exactly that officer got a slap on the wrist. >> it's like a gobble, gobble turkey, turkey, it hangs and grow. >> nowadays and people are not shy about getting a little work done. minimally invasive cosmetic procedures are in high demand for the summertime such as label sections and botox. but wait i'm at the office of

elite body sculpture in manhattan where they perform a one-of-a-kind procedure you can only get with this company. it is known as an air label section. many people get it on their chin. >> i put triangle where the most fat is, here, here and in the center. >> i watch. >> i watched them differ stand on his patient. >> i just don't feel like when i look at pictures of myself like oh i can see the double chin and it bothers me. i just want to be like every female try to be perfect. but picturesque perfect. >> the dr. says the results are wonderful and they are permanent. >> she has a little loose skin and a little fat here on her chin. so what's involved is will put a little numbing fluid in here let it sit for a little bit, we'll do a little laser that helps tighten the skin and remove the fat. then we'll suction out all the fat that is here and give her a nice refined jawline. >> you can see the fat removed out of her chin and going to

bucket, it's a little creepy. he won't tell how the procedures done it takes about 30 minutes or less. it cost a pretty pretty penny, or talk about $5000 and more. >> five grand, come on. >> carrie was was awake the whole time, i was speaking with her. >> how are you feeling? >> it actually feels like a massage on your face. >> in a few days she can actually go back to work. >> i just have to ask, what's the big deal about a chin? >> in the winter were cold half the year so it's probably dealing thing you see just going on dates or she's at work. just one thing everyone picks up right away. >> i'm done and it was not painful at all but there is little bit of pinching but it's well worth it. >> is there a standard for the perfect chin? >> what is going after is the actual fat. if you you have a double chin or the chin sags and you notice fat in that area, i told him i was considering this and he said your chin is okay. >> you have a great chin.

>> that is one solid chin, we've we've always said that about you. [laughter] >> it's a good day in court for one of the sons of john and joyce, of the new jersey political couple was found dead in their burning home on september 2014. on that day rushing home from a fishing trip to find out what he happened to his parents, son matt was arrested and charged with a cocaine offense as well. today in court the attorney argued the search warrant that the use to search him should be thrown out because it was not enough probable cause. >> there's literally nothing other than his living arrangement. >> the judge agreed saying matt was away in his car was not in the crime scene it was not pertinent evidence and the

prosecutor's office and investigation, she threw it out leaving the case dead in the water. >> there is to pursue upon so therefore is dismissed unless the state decides to appeal. >> without an appeal this case is effectively over. >> prosecutors can appeal to some likely they'll want to prolong this simple drug case. and then get back to the ministry of what happened to john and joyce sheridan. >> little grace van der waals life has been turned upside down. ♪ i don't know my name >> this a 12-year-old girl wowed judges at america.talent. >> you look like the next taylor swift. ♪ .

>> it's pretty awesome it's of a georgia woman who was pulled over by three officers, they asked her to get out of the vehicle and see if she is involved in a hit-and-run accident. they asked her to look at the damage of the back of her van. little did she know, her know, her son was in one of the police cars with an early return home from iraq, he comes comes out to surprise her and this is a screen heard around the world. >> congratulations to this

awesome mother. her great said it looks like they had a great reunion. >> little grace her life has been turned upside down. not too long ago she did her performance on the small stage in new york. but now, her world has gotten a little bit bigger. ♪ i don't know my name ♪ i don't play by the rules of the game ♪ >> this 12-year-old girl wowing judges on america's got talent. it was just the addition phase but before long she then fast-track to the semifinals of the show. >> grace took the time to speak with me on monday night after performance at open mike night.

the me tell you she is as genuine and lovable as you probably thought. >> rumor has it that you're the next taylor swift. >> it's an amazing complement. i don't think i'll be the next taylor swift because i want to be myself and i want to be the next grace of adderall. >> her mom signed her up for america's got talent and she told me what her thoughts were. >> i still don't totally believe it's happening. >> i kinda feel i can a montana like who would've thought that a girl like me could become a superstar. >> what's your big goal, what you want next? >> you have to hear what she said. >> to be verified on social

media. that's like the verification that you're the real deal. >> when you talk to her mom, did it come up or did you ask about how they might be feeling in light of the brutal murder of christina grammy in florida? it was shocking, she was a young girl, very talented, this newfound fame comes with a lot of peril in danger. >> right, i. >> right, i almost felt a little awkward doing a story so soon after that. so when i asked you how her thoughts were and how she feels about grace entering this world i saw tears of most come into her eyes and say something that you can help but be scared of. but you also want embrace your child's talent. >> you have a bright light it's your job to let it shine. >> hey twitter, verify this kid, she's great.

>> signal ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is it time to bring back ddt to combat zika? i've been chasing new jersey's. for the possibility of the get in our area. zika is a mosquito borne virus and that is known to be connected to infants being born with microcephaly. we remember those images of ddt being sprayed in the 19 fifties. it was banned in 1972 because of health reasons as well as ecological reasons, mainly well as ecological reasons, mainly because it was worried it could cause cancer and that it was also damaging the environment. those two things have since been in question. i i wanted to get a better idea of this argument so i went to speak with a scientist at rutgers. michael is a scientist who spent his whole life studying mosquito borne illnesses and their connection with health problems and i asked what his initial

thoughts were of using ddt to fight the zika virus? >> i think that ddt had a place historically, but because because about human health concerns and ecological concerns, it would be a challenge to convince me that ddt is necessary. >> there are certain situations where he says it is useful like in africa under strict supervision in small areas. he says this has been useful in fighting malaria. he said the problem with the zika virus is a different mosquito. ddt has not been proven useful against that that mosquito. it's also embedded in the recent study and found that alzheimer's was connected with low levels of ddt staying in the body. >> in patients with alzheimer's, their higher levels of ddd and dde which are long-lasting metabolites that came from the original exposure many years earlier to ddt pesticide.

>> concerns continue to grow about the zika virus and growing in the united states. they estimate 300 pregnant women in the u.s. have been infected. some people are say more needs to be done, people like kyle, we have them here via skype to tell us what he believes ddt should be brought back. >> there are a lot of concerns about the effects of ddt on birds and even on humans. it is worth considering maybe taking the risk of harming a few birds if it means saving an entire generation of human being. >> but here it seems like a lot our health officials have the mosquito population under control for the time being. why would you call for this to medic action now? >> we want to keep it under control. that means keeping the mosquito population down. american chemical companies producing ddt those other countries could choose whether or not to use it or whether to help their own population where there is an epidemic. >> thanks kyle. >> new yorkers are lining up to do anything and everything

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>> you know this picture of emily, she's 21 from connecticut. needless to say she had a bad running,. >> she still smiling though. >> what happened is she was fishing and taking care and the next thing you know she may have ruptured her eyes, she woke up looking like that. very important as a psa, what do not get poison ivy in your eye. two, if you do get it please wash your eyes out immediately and seek immediate medical attention. >> it's finally some in new york city that means new yorkers are lining up to do anything and everything outdoors. rooftop

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[laughter] >> a perfect date night. >> where is my date for the evening? >> so, armed with a man to experience this manhattan movie moment, we climbed the top of what seemed like the world just in time for the opening scene. i forgot that the scene happens to include a lot of skin. did i mention it was our first date. >> oh boy. >> luckily the 30-dollar ticket includes two complementary cocktails to wash down what we had just seen. they also have surroundsound creating the symphony off of the neighboring buildings. so this stop is going for the ultimate cinematic experience it seems as though they nailed it. >> where else can you see a movie in the heart of times square? >> they will be playing monthly

from beach flicks to music movies, sports, just in time for rio in august and there's something for everyone. the summer check out the summer monday movie series because it's the coolest thing to do. you could also bring a guy. see you next monday. for monday matinee. >> let's make some money. >> philadelphia actually does

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