now on chasing news. >> put him down. >> the 80-pound pitfall from standby and is on death row for killing a chihuahua. >> he ended up near that manhole over there. >> a las vegas style cabaret. >> when it comes to fairplay, they posted flyers that this form of prostitution. [inaudible] >> a variety show club to a gentlemen's club. there appears to be criminal

activity. >> imagine being flown around the world. >> we deftly made a few friends abroad and at home. >> thinks a lot. tamra you are chasing the story of caesar the dog, his lawyer and a day in court. what do you have question. >> i am continuing to chase the story of the 80-pound pitfall from staten island who is on death row for attacking and killing a 12-pound chihuahua earlier this year. the case was in manhattan supreme court on monday. there is no ruling yet but i just learned this is the first of possibly many lawsuits that caesar is involved with. >> they have how many days? >> up to 60 days. if the decision comes back not in your favor you plan to appeal? >> yes we do. i'm relatively sure if it comes back in our decision they will

appeal. the owners are fighting the city's decision to euthanize their dog based on the fact that the city's decision conflicts with state regulation and it's also a violation of their right. they have said they will take extra measures to make sure this never happens again including a muzzle and special training for caesar. however, not everyone is so comforted by that including charlie's owner charlie is a 12-pound chihuahua who was caesar's victim. i went to staten island to speak with charlie's owner eugene and charles. >> does your concern? >> put him down. >> my son was tortured and gone. he's a murderer. >> right here is where i got attacked, right here.

with the fighting we wound up around that manhole over there. that's where we want out and that's where charlie wound up all tora bora. that's where me, i wound up being dragged. >> the memory of the event is still fresh in his mind as well as the feeling of loss. >> that's exactly how you would think so i came back. it took two hours or three hours and he would be on that couch. >> caesar has been in solitary confinement since may. his condition has deteriorated and he has lost over 20 pounds and hasn't been eating. his lungs were filled with fluid which is a condition his family said he got at the acc, the shelter he is currently at. now because of that his owner, they are taking more action. >> it's our intention to bring a class action on behalf of all

dogs held under circumstances similar to caesars. >> i get there., but what i don't get is at what point do you have any defense when a dog not only got a lot of their backyard but also attacked a person. it's more than the chihuahua. >> there's a whole argument whether a dog attacks a dog or a dog attack the human, it's a totally different case. in this case he reached down and tried to get the dog to break up the fight. however, what the veterinarians are saying is that there are regulations and procedures that you need to go through in order to euthanize a dog and the city is just not doing that in the way the state mandates. >> i'm a big defender of pimples, i think they get a bad rap because often times pit bulls get misidentified and all that happens. none of that matters. this dog attacked the person. it's easy to blame the guy forgetting his his hand in there, that's ridiculous. this dog is dangerous and if the solution is confinement in a

muzzle, it's time to put the dog down. >> so i'm pulling up to the home where doctor martin luther junior king stayed at a student in seminary school. that's it right there. that's actually a piece of history that i don't think many people know about in this area. >> the where doctor martin luther king jr. stayed as a student in the late 30s is now boarded up beside an alley filled with broken glass and trash. >> i just have to say it was heartbreaking to see it in that state. it looks like any other boarded-up home you would see in camden. you wouldn't give it much thought if you are just driving down the street. >> i want to share this article from the philadelphia tribune in 1950. it it mentions him as michael king. that was his birth name. that's something i just learned about. this is part of history that we don't often learn about.

how camden and south jersey played a huge role. the article states when doctor king and his friends were denied nervous at a café, that's what sparked the first sit in in new jersey. i spoke with patrick duff who has done extensive research on dr. king's' time in the garden state. >> the restaurant owner told dr. king and his friends to leave and they refused to leave. he pulled out a gun, put it to their faces and said i want you out of here and they still refused to leave. one of the complaints, one of people with doctor king was actually a philadelphia policewoman carl smith and dr. king and walter mccall and doris wilson decided they were going to see this thing through even though they were being threatened. >> now to keep this history alive, the hunt family who actually owns the home are on a mission to get federal recognition as a historical landmark. the property is in bad shape and

this has resulted in the owners receiving a demolition notice per the city said that's not their intention. many fear this great piece of history is at stake in the activist speak to the significance, he played a role in the landscape that we see today as the diverse america that we all live in. first of all you have his first civil-rights event that happened. secondly, the time that he spent in this area was the time he accepted nonviolent. >> this has been a battle that has been going on for over year to get this federal recognition at the historical landmark. just recently congressman has put in his support. >> what we want to do is make it into a civil right center and a museum for dr. king's time in this area. to explain what happened between 1948 and 1951 in doctor king's life in this area which is very, very important in the formation of him as a civil rights leader. >> it's an organization called preservation new jersey.

if the most endangered site of new jersey every year. within a year or two half of them get decimated. we don't do a great job protecting our history but there's a lot of history out there to protect. you can't save it all. if you want to you're going to have to dig deep in your own pocket. >> maybe they could salvage it but they could charge to visit it. i think you could monetize the. >> absolutely. dogs are constantly proving while there why they're known as man's best friend. take a look at this cute little dog. he's an australian shepherd that lives in tennessee and the dog sprung into action last night last week to save a toddler from being bitten by a copperhead snake. the parents of the 18 -month-old say if he had been bitten he would've had a 5050 chance of survival so the dog is being hailed a hero.

>> it was supposed to bring unprecedented entertainment to the south shore of long island. a las vegas style cabaret right here in montauk. the doors are still locked and the only thing on display are these big yellow signs. how is everything going. not too bad. what you think? remember him, he and his partner rory went through this establishment back in april. you're going to see everything from america's got talent to the coney island slideshow. it's high impact. they also took us to the other establishment, the showtime cabaret just a few miles away.

the variety show club to our germans club. welcome to our show. >> not much has changed since then. if there are few still waiting for it to (they are trying to convince the public this is no way a strip club. but now they are fighting everyone else who gets in his way. >> there is montauk resident that really cross the line when it comes to fair play. mr. milano was here in montauk and decided he was going to make accusations that are completely false. he filed a two and a half million dollar lawsuit against montauk resident kevin milano. he accuses him of spearheading a campaign to prevent the cabaret from opening. in the past he has posted flyers allegedly that said this form of prostitution is coming to

montauk. when you make those accusations, you accuse me of criminal activity. >> i reached out to mr. milano for comment and i'm still waiting to hear back. in the meantime, the next court date is scheduled for august 30 when he will reapply for his cabaret license. we will keep you updated on what happens next. stay with me on twitter and chasing news. >> i got back from a trip from paris and went to hong kong and sydney australia. imagine being flown around the world doing what you love to do, being cheered the whole way. >> i deftly made a few

>> the rams are now back in los angeles and their fans have wasted absolutely zero time getting in midseason form. behold, this is the first preseason game, the, the first one. it was between the rams and the cowboy. he's thrown haymakers left and right. i would expect this from philadelphia to los angeles. >> we went to the first game and someone did throw a full beer can at the first preseason game.

this is a fire nato that happen monday on the border of the national forest. there was a fire that is burning over 35 acres so so far. it's a super scary situation for them but it's a cool photo. this is the second fire nato we have had. >> there very rare so they're doing more research on it. >> hillary clinton was welcomed with a huge round of applause at west philadelphia high school in a city known for bleeding blue. clinton opened up talking about the olympics and her competition donald trump. >> i am proud of our team and i am proud of the incredible teamwork that they have shown. i was thinking the other day, when donald trump talked about fear, he's talking about

negativity. and now i watch the olympics and he says exactly the opposite. she went on to talk about making college affordable for everyone and increasing gun control. voters i spoke with say they feel comfortable with her experience of fear what trump might mean for this country. >> any time a man says a pow is not a hero, i'm one of the ones who came home and i pray, i keep those guys in prayer. >> i don't want people to just say oh yeah, she can beat trump in the general election and stay home and not vote. i think it's really important that we vote and we use our voice and we support the progressive agenda that hillary has. while the majority people out here are with her, not everyone is for her. >> she's here today but when i

gonna see her her again for that's in actual fact. they only come out when they want votes. then we won't see him no more. that so i feel because it's in actual fact. every time he turned around politician needs the minority vote and here they come. >> hillary close by asking people to come out and vote and make sure you get your family and friends out this november. she said today she opened an office in southwest philadelphia. >> this is the artist formally known. >> imagine being thrown going around the world, doing what what you love to do and being cheered the whole way without having to pay. that's what he just did. on july 28 he became the first person to catch all 142 pokémon available in the u.s. recently released and wildly popular game pokémon go.

so he took his crowning achievement to social media asking where he should pokémon go next. marriott rewards and expedia join forces and replied, we got your next step, you're going to catch the rest. >> i just got back from a trip yesterday from paris and hong kong and sydney australia and then to tokyo to top it off. >> this is all because of pokémon go. >> yes. >> the story found it a bit far-fetched so i went to see him at his office in midtown manhattan and it is a bit far-fetched, the name of the pokémon he caught in hong kong and a bit genghis khan in sydney. >> i deftly made a few friends, i traveled abroad and at home and it was also a good way for me to spend time with my girlfriend she's a big pokémon fan. now with 145 pokémon available on the planet until the next

batch is released, he is the pokémon master but he couldn't do it alone. >> were talking about how it's helping people not be tied down to their desk but they go out and explore and meet people. he is a testament to what nick said he has collected from pokémon go,o, friendship. the trip was just a cherry on top looking back it was the pokémon go experience. looking forward he's about what he law. >> the expense i had with a huge community which is pretty incredible. you see hundreds of people there at any given time. they're playing the game and getting some good exercise. when it comes to pokémon go. all hail the pokémon go winner of the universe.

pokémon go isn't just a game, it's a lifestyle lifestyle. introducing the world's first pokémon go helmet. >> pokémon go is not just a game, it is a lifestyle just as the queen of crappy robots, who created created the super awesome rare pokémon helmet. >> safety, convenient, sex appeal. now you will have all the convenience you needed where he can you buy this? nowhere you nerds because it's not real. no one should own one of these. >> football is upon a spirit i was looking for a breakdown of the upcoming season when i ran into dan marino. >> i don't really look individually to each team. >> what was he doing?

harlem is on the rise. this is a great shot for selfie right now. >> do we look like a married couple? it's not just a place. it's a state coming up

next, pick up the squirrel and why he's gone a little bit nuts. >> if i had us

they had five mad moviemakers and their doing what i always wanted to do when i was eight years old and they're doing it on videotape as well. it never ever ends. it goes down, it goes through pool, this is the part i can't understand or explain. gravity does run the whole track of the whole train. i know gravity works lower underwater, at least water slows down gravity but i don't know

what it's happening or how the car got out. they said the whole thing is on us. there are seven cuts in the whole video. anyway you it, it comes out cool. >> the medical service out in connecticut responding to an odd call a few days ago, squirrel versus, the nst and came to the squirrels rescue as it was frantically jumping around flipping in the air and trying to fill free itself from the cup that was stuck on its head they were able to grab it and send the squirrel down. they pulled the cup off of its head and let the squirrel run free. if i had a cup stuck on my head i think i would be going nuts to. >> i write speedier, have have you ever been to a tv showed taping at a football game broke out? it happened sometime. bringing in. you're gonna get hit.

>> he's getting in the spirit. football is upon us. the exhibition season is underway. even if you don't care what happens, the season starts on september 8, people, people like dan marino were already talking smack. i was looking for a breakdown of the upcoming season when i ran into diamond dan at the opening of anthony's company go fire pizza in inglewood. the quarterback still hates the jets. he had to face them twice a year but dan, he's not an analyst anymore. >> i'll be honest, since i left stockton television i don't look individually at each team.

it's hard for me to pick one of those three. >> what i figured is maybe he's hinting because if he goes by the facts nfl power ranking he would have to have the jet at 14th in the league. not great but higher than the eagles and the giants. by the way, the dolphins are at 27. i imagine why he didn't want to share with you. >> maybe it's because they suck. i asked fox 29 sports anchor sean bell about it. they brought brought another team into the mix. >> listen, everybody dislike the patriots. until they don't win, they're probably going to win. >> that's the reason i hate them.

>> you know i can't stand the patriots. i realize that you love them. the jets science and eagles, sean says.blank they can't contend but they will have problems with the patriots like they always do. he said the eagles old-line is thin. if anybody gets hurt the quarterbacks in trouble. was he doing there? >> is waiting for the next day centura movie to come out. >> i think he's a partner. >> is the pizza good? >> the pizzas very good. >> who was trump before he became a billionaire. i checked out and looked up his yearbook. this is his eighth grade year book it does show him playing football. i'm curious if he has already football. i'm curious if he has already

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]

and as of now, i'd have to say no. (grunting) homer: d'oh! willie: seymour. i'm here to tell ya i'm returning to scotland and you'll never see me again. but i have hand-picked my replacement. mr. johnny mathis. ♪ chances are ♪ i will give this hedge a trim ♪ ♪ and i will kill the gophers, too ♪ mmm. so beautiful. (mrs. skinner imitating alarm) you're late for school. (english accent): and friday's lunch will be fish sticks, peas...