>> judge jersey city power and light wants to put a high tension line along railroad easement. >> i am worried about children getting leukemia. >> we don't want to beginy pigs. >> we're a few feet from the tower. dangerous. >> yes. >> that is pedals the up right walking bear. >> i came to oakridge to pot him. >> if you watch him walking he is strutting, his arrogance is astounding. >> all right. >> okay. >> governor christie has been avoiding questions from the press, but today he was in a good mood. >> stance on muslim and their association with isis changed. >> no just media characte ierkie needs to say no.

>> bill, and lun aand neighbors are angry, they want to put a high tension line, that moves through the neighborhood. >> they are dangerous. >> and i am worried about children getting leukemia and other diseases, we don't want to beginy -- guinea pigs. >> it will be 70 feet from the corner of our house. >> to the pole? >> on this side of the track. >> joe and bern ease do not have children but they are worry about their health. and their property value. >> this is our dream house. life savings is invested in this house, we figured on living here many years. >> lines would run down track for 10 miles to aberdeen, they say line will help build

reliability, and helping to keep lights on in case of storms or other outages, spokesman said that studies show neighborhood fears of ems are overblown, and unfoundd. >> research, based on their findings show there is no association. between power lines and long-term health effects. >> my understanding is that is debate able, i have a medical source -- >> here is what i say. there are power lines that crisscross the nation, there are lines similar to what we're proposing in this area. science on this, clearly states there is no association. >> we went to older lower high power lines they do trip up the gas meter. >> how do you like that. >> here we are, a few feet from

the tower itself. it zooms up there. >> right. >> dangerous. >> while dr. simon is realistic, he as thinked that -- acknowledges they expose us to ems, and if it was his neighborhood he would be upset too. >> your children were 5, 6, and 7 years old growing up in this neighborhood, how would you feel? >> not well, little bodies are more susceptible, the men who work on these my tension wires have a high risk of leukemia and breast cancer as well. >> the utility tried to run the same lines 30 years ago, it was defeated by some community groups, reunional thundershower authority that role -- regional power authority say that the lines are necessary. >> mayor has said they will have more hearings. >> they will. >> can the town shoot it down? >> no but the bp u can shoot is

down. >> unless they are hit by thunder, your health is not jeopardized. >> thunder. >> power lines. >> start it off. >> regular segment on radio show, she comes on every other week. >> supposed to bring stake holders to the tables. >> where is that conversation. >> coming out piece by piece thanks to you. >> off the air, a caught up with the lieutenant governor talking about taxes you paid as a new jersey residence. >> all these three of my importanchildren were born herem staying here. we have to figure out how to make it affordable. >> they have been giving the senator a lot of grief about gas tax. but tim credited you, with a conversation that let to a change in gas tax plan which will suspend any raise in the

gas tax for next 10 years. >> june is national lobster month, what better way to celebrate than releasing this captive lobster no named larry, back to the ocean, that is 20 pounds of lobster, 130 years old, released back to the sea. >> i think he is happy. >> you could feed everyone in this picture with that guy. >> check out their video, he is back, pedals, the injured walking bear, caught on video, making his way through someone's backyard, joe posted this to his facebook page monday. y was spotted in oakridge, i came to see if i could find him. pedal's videos do viral, there

are several petition on-line asking state for help to raise money to put him in a sanctuary, people say he is injured, he is missing one of his front paws, his other paws are injured, he has to walk up right, this affects his ability to forage for food. i came here myself to look for him. >> i came here to the black bear tavern to see if anyone here had seen him, or taken video of them, i spoke with brenda, who said she has never seen him in person but she has been following him on-line for the year. she hopes that someone could help him. >> key he can't dig through snow. if we have a rough winter he will have trouble.

>> do you think that he should go do a sanctuary. >> foe, jus no, just leave him . he has gone through enough. >> this is the beginning of bear season. we'll spot them all over. >> i am concerned, after 5 years of new jersey bear hunt, they might get that self aware. 4 legs good, two legs better, they might be arming themselves and fight back. >> what they think happened to pedals he was hit by a car. he is resilient, and he has been doing fine, that said, this is not good for his hips, he can't really get food. >> if you watch him walking, he is strutting. the arrogance of the bear is bar sounding. >> now -- is astounding. >> how would human help him?

>> how do you help him, is putting him in a zoo-like city going to help or the wild. >> thank you tamera ♪ created a business out of what people would deem trash. >> this was actually thrown out by the city of new york. of the mus yem.ium. >> he is owner of de demolition depot. he opened his harlem location in the 90s and has been building his inventory since, he has a second location he opened up in connecticut, this is not a tiny

shop, this is 4 floors and a backyard area. the items come from all over the work, but locally he has stuff from places you might recognize. >> empire state building, most important buildings in new york. >> how do you know what you are looking for when you go into these types of places? >> what is trending. >> religious windows. >> it could not give them away. i started collecting a lot of them. >> people are using them in living room, private chapels and sending them to churches overseas that can't afford to have them made any more. >> no kidding.

>> stain glass church windows. >> right. >> no one does it any more. price wise, items vary, there are lower price items and man tells and fireplaces that -- mantels and fireplaces that cost thousands of dollars. >> from her place with her and matthew. >> he has done work for a man named donald trump. >> did stuff for trump. some of his buildings. >> bill paxton. >> and bill paxton. >> joan rivers he has quite the list. >> capitalist of the week. >> governor christie was in a good mood, i was able too ask him important questions. >> what is the trouble with trump. >> i was in this, went 48 hours

he had nuance backed off in the primary. xt1 underline

>> hi mr. snake. >> you are a long boy. >> you are a nasty looking boy. >> oh, my god. >> you are a bad snake. >> this video happened in alabama. if you see a ?ai snake coiled u,

don't get close to it with your camera. >> he bit at my phone. >> i am in south plainfield, i am chasing governor christie, he has been avoiding questions from the press over last couple of days, he was in a good mood today, i asked him questions about the race between trump and hillary, the first was about trump's speech. >> isis threatens peaceful muslims across middle east, i only want to admit people who share our values and love our people. >> one thing that stood out in trump's speech talking about muslims, he is more varied saying he recognized some muslims were pe persecuted in middle east, he has stance on muslim and their association on isis changed. >> no just media characterization of it, i was in this when he first announced

muslim ban could within 48 hours he had nuance that he backed off of it in the primary, you all continue to call it a muslim ban, it not what it is, it never has been, i urged him to continue to speak in detail about this, so it prevents media from shorthanding it making it look like something he is not, donald trump is a guy who does not see color or religion, donald trump is all about success. he does not care what religion you practice or color you are, where you come from, if you are will be successful and help him be successful that is the donald trump i have always known, i think that speech yesterday was another indication if he getting into more detail, people recognize he is someone who is about making america safer for everyone. >> what is trouble with trump raising funds. >> it is not my job to raise -- >> you were at fundraising events. >> i was at one yesterday, it

seemed like it went well, a lot of people there. >> he is not competing with hillary in terms of funds. >> he does not need to compete with hillary in terms of funds, he will need every nickel to convince people -- she will need all that, to try to convince people she does not represent the washington status quo, or everything that failed in washington d.c. before, she will need every nickel of it, i hope she raise as much money as she can and spending it it would be good for the economy. >> trump does not need that. >> donald trump will have money to do what he needs to win this election but he does not need to do what hit hit needs to do that is create a new per son ahillary clinton needs to become someone defensedifferent. let hillary clinton have as much money as she wants to have, it

is note my responsibility, i raised a lot of money overtime, as you mentioned. that is not my responsibility, when donald asked me to help i help but it is not my responsibility, my responsibility is getting him ready for president of united states at chairman of transition, my job starts now, and will get very interesting on november 9, on november 9, i intend to be sitting across the table from president elect of united states saying here is the 200 day plan we putting it for you're considering, here are 4 candidates for every cabinet position, and for every white house staff for your correction, we're ready to discuss it with you. >> i am happy he talked to you. >> he was here to defend trump, governor christie wanted to set record straight. >> does christie want a job with the donald. >> he is not vetted to be vice

president, but he is transition chair, what can expects that christie will come out with something. >> i love that christie said this is a perception of media spinning donald trump as a guy that wants to ban muslims, as though he has not said it. >> donald j trump calls for a shut down of the muslims entering united states. >> you run for president you are responsible for what you say. >> i am thinking we're seeing first hand, the first election that all of the conventional old models on their ear, upside down, and social meadial have a way bigger impact. >> you can't tweet your way to the white house. >> you never know, trump learned he needs a rapid respond in place. >> the jury is still out as to whether or not trump can tweet his way to presidency, having spoken to governor christie, trump's camp is very confident.

>> doctors say one out of every 4 americans have a tattoo. >> as they approach 30. >> i am having my tramp stamp tattoo removed. >> this ♪

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>> nerf guns are fun, but don't pick on the kid in the corner of the class, that one that looks small. he will build one 50 times as big as yours, and power it is compressed air, and blow you out of your shoes. watch what you do to the nerd, he will shame you for your life, on youtube. >> i am having my tramp stamp

tattoo removed. >> you are bold for doing this on tv. >> i am. >> one out of 4 americans has a tattoo if not more, i took chase to office of plastic surgeon, in hackensack. lexi showed me two ta toos on her side near her ribs that means something to her. >> it says life is a surprise in czech. >> but not shy about sharing one she is choosing to remove. >> i got that tattoo when i was about 20, just a few years ago, it not best reputation of me now, i look forward to having it removed, it meant something to me at the time, a little bit of independence maybe. not so much now. >> from start to finish. i witnessed the doctor's lighten lexi's tattoo with laser. i had to wear goggles to film

this. >> instead of 3 treatments with other laser you great same result with one treatment. number two, energy that we needed, light, to destroy the tattoo pigment is about half of what we used to need, that leads to less discomb fo forth -- discomfort and better healing. >> it takes only a matter of minutes, it is big be in 2018, spending on this to hit more than $83 million, americans so far to for plastic surgery said over last couple of years tattoo remove ages have surged by 46% among millennial. >> they stand for a whole variety of the reasons. that is cool, as they approach 30, life hits them, some are in exposed areas, there is no question that interfires with

the ability to get a job. >> many want the ink gone because they are job hunting or becoming a parent, in lexi's case it was just a change of heart, process was not a painful one. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel good. >> good. >> it tickles. >> it tickles. >> i was laughing. >> i was nervous for you. >> it was not as bad as i thought it was going to be. >> good job alexei. >> tour continues. >> minor league baseball parks across the area. this time we caught up with a international team. >> we are making our way around minor league baseball parks this summer. and last night was among the best stops. >> welcome to stadium. home of pan am league, sussex county minors were hosting cuban

national time. i heard it was -- >> pretty good pitch. >> i did not get to see it live. i was in the dugout with the cuban national team as a member of the local press. >> i was the first one to get access to the cuban team. players could not stop raving about headlightty the hospitally found in new jersey, i caught up with captain on the field. >> how do you like the weather in new jersey compared to cuba. >> he loves it, in cuba it is warmer.

more humid, here it is nice, sunny but cooler. >> sussex minor pliable baseball player is chase his dream to play in majors. >> they guys that come from cuba and japan, they don't have luxury that we have, to see them with passion that we have, it motivates you a little bit more. >> first pitch. >> we were interrupting broadcaster, calling his play by play-by-play. we were here to eat ballpark 2350d that camfood came from th. our favorite was the burger. >> this cuban sandwich with pulled pork the best we've had. >> they have embracessed food too bridge yo bring you in, thee

battling for your dollar. >> they have three miles a day and a warm bed to sleep in. >> i am surprised that no one ran out of the cuban dugout to minor's dugout, and asked for asylum. >> guess what we were rolling whole time just in case. >> old route 61, it is litters with color. >> so much history on this one stretch of road. >> this guy said, it would never stop being a great

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