>> now, on chasing news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this man was married to the love of his life and have the two must be a. then everything changed. >> i would give anything. >> i was born with several policy but he was not letting it get in the way.

>> wanted to be a stadium announcer so i took him to stadium feel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is a shark attacking the dolphin that have been captured on camera throughout the day with a visible injury to its doors open. this is a fierce appealing taking feeding taking place less than 50 feet from the shore. beachgoers watch on in horror. some calling the marine mammal stranded to report what's going on. >> we had a woman call who actually said she is on the beach and saw the animal coming up into the surf and it was hit

by a shark. that is when she started screaming. >> in the video you can hear one of the onlookers commenting that the frenzy would attract more masters of the sea. that's right according to bob because when injured marine life is present in the ocean, sharks come in and do their job. >> it happens all of the time. that is what sharks are therefore to clean the ocean up. >> that may be the way of the waves but it is unsettling to see. >> it seems like sharks are coming closer and closer to new york these day. an expert i spoke to said the 25 species of shark in our waters have always been here. we need to respect their space. in some cases people go above and beyond to respect the space of sharks. just recently there is a six book put shark caught on august second. what did onlookers do? pick it up and return it to the

water. bob said they did the right thing, that is is where they belong. we just have to step back and keep a look at the beauty of life. what you do if you see a shark? people who called the marine center did the right thing. alert. alert the lifeguards and called the marine center. >> so bob's take is that they did the right thing. i think they have that dolphins blood on their hands. they had that shark out of the water, the shark beached itself and then they put it back alive. do we know if it is the same shark? >> of course, there's only one shark in the ocean bill. >> i say as shark infringes on our be jerry, they're out. >> let the sharks eat the dolphins, it's a circle of life. everybody just needs to get over it. >> this is driving me crazy. i don't understand it wireshark is in the be to throw it in the shallow water. >> it's part part of the ecosystem so you cannot upset the ecosystem by removing a

prickly healthy creature. >> what i want to do is charge a license fee. you see the kid that went out and caught the shark, this catch and release, i say catch and shark fin soup and we can make revenue from that. there's so many positive things that can happen. >> police are looking for this cartoon which. >> apparently someone at the township in pennsylvania, i'll be honest, they're they're not going to find the guy. that which was in the 80s. >> was that a man or a woman? >> it's a man.

>> so i think what they had to say was controversial but overall i see abundance of love from the children in this community and all of that went into this. then then to cover it up is hurtful. >> earlier this year pd artisan lifelong jersey city resident, gary, who goes by mr. ability was commissioned by jersey city to paint one of his designs on new york avenue. the mural, a gigantic monopoly board. check it out here from a jones eye view. you can see it is huge. 33 feet by 33 feet. painted on the street. >> monopoly had all kinds of property values, sodas jersey city, especially downtown a is a lot of bustling business and things of that nature. the majority there is on the low end. since it is always fun to play around on the game that

basically is the same thing. >> i met him, until recently when it was covered up by the city. >> it's crazy. >> it is was on one of the busiest pedestrian walkways downtown. the the board is no longer there because it was too controversial. >> i got a phone call from the national coalition of censorship. when they call me they said what they did was wrong, they need a committee to approve the art. they can't just change it willy-nilly. we will send them a letter on your behalf. >> the coalition wrote a blog three days later to the city painted over it with green, it is no longer there. >> i believe that their reaction to it was were looking back cover that. it's literally a government cover up.

>> this mural cost $2000 to do and that is what the city paid him. >> the controversy was actually the man behind bars on the monopoly board witch was a brown man. most people thought it was a brown man but this is actually self-portrait. >> is someone goes to jail will just put myself there is no type of negative thinking behind it. i reached out to the city and there nobody responded. >> if they can't resolve a cover-up over the cover up over a mural, how can we get some real serious things like the contribution to a super pack for his potential for government. >> 32 by 33, so just a guess, how much did it cost city workers on city type, getting paid to pay over it. >> more than two grand i bet. >> it actually sounds like the perfect thing.

>> 173 days. >> about six months ago i told you the heartbreaking story, she was married to the love of her life, they had to the most pitiful daughters, bridget and allie. then, everything changed. a driver named scott sped into the new jersey turnpike at about 60 - 70 miles per hour under the influence of prescription drugs. plowed into the car that tim and bridget were in, killing them both. i spoke to pam just one day after the accident and the emotion was wrong. pam was was celebrating a win over cancer just prior to losing half of her family. >> i do not think anything could be harder than what the family went through the last two years. unfortunately there is something worse than that. >> pam and i have kept in touch. she is an amazing woman. six long months later i returned

back to her home in bayonne to see how she and her surviving daughter, allie have been doing since that day. >> we have our good days and bad days. at night it is extremely hard for me because it is very quiet. trying to keep busy, keep my daughter occupied and entertained throughout the summer has been a hard task. >> pam and her daughter are both attending counseling. she says they are doing the best they possibly can. i asked of allie, her allie, her surviving daughter as her source of her strength. >> a really think she has now. i have to to be strong for her. there are days when i do not want to get out of bed where i just want to sit home and cry and i cannot do that. >> widget would have actually graduated from pk in june. but the school wanted pam to attend the graduation for special reason. this was bridget's final join they put on a t-shirt for pam and her final signature is right here on the back. the most surprising part of pam

wasn't the supported bayonne right here which was large, it was the support from around the country and around the globe. she has been receiving care packages from a lot of people. the most special, a 17-year-old girl from georgia that pam does not even know sent allie and pam a very special get. >> bridget would be with and happy that when she was going to grow up she would be a cancer curing singing doctor. so she was painted an angel with her doctor white's on and singing into a microphone. that has to be one of the best gifts i've ever seen. >> tragedy does spark change. that's where pam pam is right now. she started a foundation called catch you later foundation. that is what her husband with a when he would leave. the goal is to spread awareness that if you see something on the road, say something, called nine

something, called 911. so many people came forward after that crash to say they saw this man driving erratically for miles. nobody nobody called it in before him. was that after the accident i called pam, would you what would you say to them? six months later i asked her the same question. >> that i love him. probably won't be anything, i would probably be laughing. or saying stop, don't do that again. or i or i give anything to say bridget stop, please don't do that again. >> the voices strong. >> second baseman, number 20, neil walker. >> a guy born with several policies not letting it get in his way.

>> michael caught up with bill and i on the radio at 101-point five. he five. he is known as the african king of comedy. he is originally from ghana but moved from africa to work in the comedians opinion, newark ranks higher than all these other places in the world as the worst place to live. >> i lived in part of baghdad that just dropped off. >> since he is from the area i asked if he is a giants or eagles fan. the big news here, his little

nephew, eli apple, a football player was just signed 15 million-dollar contract with the new york giants. >> so you're rooting for the giants this year. >> you know i've been pleading green for 20 some years. but only can happily play each other. i want my nephew to win and then i will be happy. >> meet the mets, step right up and great the mets to the ♪ >> the second baseman, number 20, neil walker. >> he's been fighting cerebral palsy. his arms and legs may occasionally betray him, but his voice is strong.

he is a picture in the community. >> am loved and liked by anybody. i've not met a person he doesn't like him speemac's optic community college in the fall to study broadcasting. i took him and his family to city feel to meet the mets. the staff gave us a tour of the dugouts, met some coaches. [inaudible] 's what your time is there is no way we should lose tonight, right. >> rate especially with big sexy amount. >> met second baseman, neil walker. >> good to meet you tyler. >> that was awesome. >> then it was off to the broadcast booth and then we went to the wor radio booth and met josh. he took him into the media room before the game and give him some advice. >> i tell people take if you will get stronger get in the gym

and do it. if there's a game on tv, turn down the sound, take out a a pen and pretend it's a microphone to practice. >> for example, he mentioned that night, if you beat the diamondbacks to be the first met since al writer in 2004 to be every single minute baseball. that is something that wasn't even in the mets media guide. >> we don't even have that in their cb demand. >> section one oh nine took in a couple of innings and that it was back to the booth for special supply. >> is going to beat his 30th major league team. the number 29. [inaudible] >> josh looked over the booth and you know what, skyler was

going to do it. unfortunately the mets did lose. i got to say, it was an experience that i'm certain he will never forget. it was great getting to meet him. thank you to the mets, thank you to everyone who put this together. >> let's get some runs! >> behind me is a senior high rise complex in brookdale village which has been without power for two days in the sweltering heat. some of the seniors are stuck in their rooms because there is no power, no elevator and because there's no power there's no water getting up to them. i am there with a group of youth to bring water to those who need help. >> i came down in slept in my

car. >> i came here with the rockway youth passport that began right after hurricane sandy. >> this is reminiscent of stanley because we saw the government, different city agencies that were supposed to act as first responders, they were not helping. we stepped up to the occasion and we did our best to bring them food, water, so on and so forth. >> as soon as i got here i started to see was going on. the seniors were outside, one daughter of an elderly woman came up and spoke to me. >> my mother was sitting out here ever since yesterday. they still have folks, a lot of senior citizens sitting out here with no service. it is over 100 degrees and i'm very upset. my mother's not feeling well. >> her mother lived here and she said that she was not even notified when this happened. >> they happened. >> they have people 90 years old sitting out here ever since yesterday, kenny even call us up to tell us your mother's out here. >> will be reached out and they

said power has been restored as of 3:30 p.m. on friday afternoon. they said the outage happened at 5:45 p.m. on thursday. it was caused by a failed transformer. >> okay. thank you tamara. >> if you witness team usa win gold in gymnastics, this is where it starts. >> the skills they will need is a competitive gymnast starts here. >> to think we can keep up with you? >> i don't think it will be that easy for you. >> i hold one question what. >> sure. >> you want this one? >> okay. i guess we just can hold them up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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old, five, six, seven. they're all here it they're all here to and they are all trading. so everyone here is five and six? >> four. you are really special so right now they are at the bar and what they are learning is upper body conditioning. >> is that right? >> yes, making sure making sure they are building the muscles they need on bars, it's conditioning for their hands come all of the skills they will need at the as a competitive gymnast starts right here in preteen. >> what you think of my effort there? >> cool. >> bad, right? >> kind of. [laughter] >> how hard is it to do #is it easy for you? >> not really. >> they are all hand-picked, we have our eye out. this is a hard-core group.

no summer vacation for these four and five -year-olds. this is a hard-core coach too. >> i love gymnastics like 1000, million, 100. >> you want to go to viola biggs want a? >> yes, i? >> yes, i went to win the gold medal. >> so right now these girls are busy building up trends and their legs in their upper body and they will climb the rope. i'm going to cut to the chase and climb the rope with them. >> don't let your arms extend to high. the straighter your arms are the more of a polyp you have to do. that makes it harder. keep the rope close to your face in your body. >> that easy right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> so as impressive as it was, as lyla climbed up that rope, i cannot keep cannot keep up. this was fun, i'm going to keep following hotshots. i'm trying to see this from their height but i'm not sure it's working out. >> who's got mojo? >> the wolfpack just got back from cooperstown new york when they were playing in a massive little league tournament. >> if everybody is ready for me to humiliate myself i suppose --

d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (whirring) mmm. paper jam. okay, dad, i'm ready for take your daughter to work day. how come there's never a take your son to work day? 'cause boys are already on track to get all the good jobs. the dirty dozen? all guys. twelve angry men? uh, men! the x-men? mostly men. (bart and homer laugh) good one, dad. yeah. well, despite all that, today's going to be fun, dad! will there be lots of other girls there? just a few. for some reason, there's been a lot of infertility at the nuclear plant.