"i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> now, on chasing news. >> there's a great place to get a car fixed but others see it as an eyesore. >> i was out in the street come all these people don't work here they're just struggling. >> county level a bunch of businesses in order to put up a mall? >> there trying to get it back on track, the project formally known as -- notes went to be a mall. then a 45% of the cost covered. >> i am 100% comfortable this is a fair deal. >> this project makes my head hurt. >> it is a digger land and it is a very different way to have a

good time. >> backhoes modify into spin rides, diggers that five-year-olds can drive. the kids love construction gear, it's the basis for the whole park. >> you are chasing a story that i like to think is part of the mike bloomberg legacy, homelessness, joblessness, and a growing problem. >> today i'm taking you to willis points, queens not to a mets game. just across just across the street to this triangle of auto shop. it is where you'll find some hardest working mechanics in that business. local see it as a great place to get their car fixed. others see it as an eyesore. that is why the city signed on to redevelop the area for $3 billion. leading to evictions and long court battles. we brought you this story over a

year ago. mechanics telling us they were unfairly evicted from their property. they left empty-handed in return. >> they let me out of business and they don't do anything. >> it's a plan in the works since 2009 when former mayor bloomberg got the right to rezone the property. and the queens diploma corporation signed on to build a new residential commercial community with affordable housing. since the inception it has not gone smoothly. a judge ruled to block the development of a mall another developer is appealing that decision. as a result there incurred. in the meantime it connects here do not really know what will happen next. that does not does not mean it is business as usual. >> i had a shot but now know more. the city has everything. i'm in the street. i have a family, i need to work. >> all of these people that work here, they are just struggling to get customers even outside.

we just make that amount whatever it is for that day. >> he owns the last auto shop in the street. the areas next to his shop and across the street have become overrun by trash and potholes. >> oh my god. you fix the car and then they destroyed out here. >> here too. so much here. >> wow. even homeless people take into these empty shops. he tells. he tells me the issue has slightly improved since july. that is when the developer came in and demolished empty buildings. now all you can see his empty space with a fence around it. it is the first sign of any progress with this project. according to the team behind the construction it will not be the last. i reached out to new york city's department of varmint protection for a comment regarding the trash build up and i've not heard back. when i get updates i will update you on my twitter page or the

show. >> it's a fascinating story. mike bloomberg, typical arrogant elitist coming in the looking at place that was partly productive, creating jobs, all of creating jobs, all of these things. the neighbors relied on it and then it didn't fit in his view of what it should look like. my question is where did the $3 billion go? >> that's a good question. here's the view. it's a view of the people of queens for decades, the district has been other since the dawn of shea stadium. it was always out there. there were jobs, businesses, howdy level a bunch of businesses in order to put up a mall? you have a diamond district, fashion district, everything in new york. why can't york. why can't you get your car fixed over the centerfield wall?

>> their weeds and brush all around me. i can see where he's going or where i came from. where was i had in question work the headquarters of new jersey sports to sports to witness a 1,100,000,000 dollar giveaway $.1 billion giveaway only in the state of new jersey. the sports and submission of 30 was to put on tract project formally known as xanadu, the ugly complex next to metlife stadium. you can see it from the turnpike. it has been stalled for 14 years. it was supposed to be an entertainment center, now, now it's going to be a mall. developers coming in from minnesota to try to make it work. they said they need 45% of the cost covered by money from the e state of new jersey. it comes to the price tag of $1.2 billion. there's some opposition to this proposal. >> are you prepared to vote for this today? let me say that our organization is not opposed to the construction of them all. there's union labor working on trains right now. we just don't think it should be done on the backs of taxpayer. >> to be clear, this is not

taxpayer. their bonds that will be issued and paid back by an interest in the bond rules the sales tax generated from all the shops in the mall, instead of going to the state of new jersey to do things such as help build roads and schools. it will be going right back to pay the bondholders, making sure sure this thing gets feedback on time. i listen to arguments back-and-forth and then when the vote came down it was short and sweet. >> all in favor say yes. >> afterwards i wanted to talk with some of the commissioner. i talked to michael what, head of the top law firm in new jersey. i asked about the fact that a similar a similar project, the american dream is being built in florida without public assistance. this is what he said. >> i think you should talk with wayne about that. but the state is begun private

public partnerships in the past. it's going to that is this a good deal for the taxpayer? shouldn't they be seen that money come back to them. >> the management back to the treasury and then that's can be pushed back out. >> that i made sure i asked wayne directly if he thinks this is a fair deal. >> i'm 100% comfortable that this is a fair deal. >> the interesting thing about all of this is that the project is on course to be completed two summers from the opening in 2018. when that happens the stores there are on the going to be able to be open six days per week. the new laws mean there's no shopping on sundays. less opportunity to earn that money back. >> so one day when they're playing football. >> when people are there. >> this project makes my head hurt. i have nothing to say. it is so ridiculous. >> listen the day of the mall is

putting much over. i'm going to laugh from top to bottom with my amazon prime card as i order everything i need and have it dropped off on my doorstep and i'm never going to step foot in this horrible coffin of a disaster. honestly people are to be shot for this. >> only in jersey. >> don't throw anything out the window. get a hold of yourselves, honestly. right now the rock 'n roll face. >> boys day out. >> i'll tell you what it is not your father's amusement park. actually maybe it is his if you'd edward construction or drove a bulldozer. look at that. while. it is while. it is digger land here in west berlin and it is a very

different way to have a good time. all right buddies, keep it on the road. >> they should do a consumer product testing lab if they can break it they will do it. they're the great ones to put it to the test. the kids love construction gear, that is the basis for the park. >> i get to drive a dangerous piece of machinery with a wrecking ball on it. >> ball on it. >> something like that. that's the idea. >> nice job. it's one of those deals where -- not.

[inaudible] >> how to go from concept. >> i thought kids would love it, boys and girls, parents, dolls, grandparents we adults, grandparents i knew that we had something so we decided to test it and try it. it was a success. >> digger land is in the third season of the back holds modified into spinrite, diggers that five -year-olds can drive, cars, bulldozers and it seems to be working as there's a good crowd out here on thursday. he says he has driven a forklift before but this is something else entirely. >> a very unique park. i've never seen anything like it. it's close to home, only about 20 minutes from where we live. were enjoying it. >> this is a business story too. new jersey has a reputation for an overwhelming regulatory bureaucracy.

if you're persistent follow the process you too can build your dream. >> you follow the rules you get across the finish line. they made the rules to keep it safe. while there is a tentative regulation, of regulation, the end of the day we have a very safe state with the new smit rights. that's what makes it fantastic for us. >> if you have a three rides in the works, we can tell you what it is yet but they'll be coming on my in the next year. admission is going to run you 2l you are. people over 48 inches inches can write more rights and do more thanks. you get a break if you get a year-long passerby your tickets online. it's really less than two tickets. what you think? do you think you'll come out to digger land? or use more adventure time? are you going to spend your summer time hours? tell us on twitter at chasing

hank or on chasing news. >> we know that diggers make really good rides. >> there special court officers, part part process server, part bounty hunter.

>> check out the crazy video of a runaway truck on the road in

saint gabriel, california. >> it's crazy. look. look at it hit the median again. he just took out that -- >> the drivers forced to stop at a stoplight causes causes a huge pilot. >> oh no. oh no! >> the driver cried out saying he's trying to get his family. his rush to to the family, no word on his condition. police say everyone else walked away. >> it's no secret that men have instincts and interest with women breast. but the president of prima donna lingerie said if you want to really understand, here's what it feels like to have a d cup breasts. he made his his male employees strapped weights around the to really feel what

it feels like to be a woman with d cup breasts. you might look at women that way differently and now have empathy for the extra load they are carrying. >> how did you hear about the court officer job. most people aren't even aware the job exist. >> that the point of the story. we got onto onto a story about a woman who called us because her bank account have been garnished. she she didn't know what it was about. >> the law extends through court officers, the guys who deliver levies to the banks, garnishments, garnishments to employers and eviction notice. part bounty hunter, part process server and part business man. they are sworn sworn in for a lifetime of appointments. i caught up with two of the special court officers to see what a day in the life was like for them. >> we are the bears the bad news for the most part. >> that is frank bosco, he works

in atlantic county. when i spent the day with him he was doing a wage garnishment and eviction. >> this is your final election notice. -- election notice. >> good luck. court court officers have no salary, no flat rate they get pay. they get paid per job. the funds without a partially taken for filing fees that landlords pay with a file a tenant a tenant case. garnishment they see getting 10% of the judgment in that case. so how much money did you make right there in that case? >> that was six hours.

>> he is a been a court officer since 1975. >> i take pride in my job. i've. i've done it for 40 some years. i love it. not for the reasons that you would expect. he views his his role as helping people. helping everyone. >> helping the landlords because they need to have their rent paid so they can keep their house. helping the tenants because they need to move on. help the people collect money because they are entitled to it. >> was the part of the day delivering bank levies to different institutions. garnishments like the one that mary ended up having on her account. >> i'm enforcing the rule of the court. the judge make the decision on it. >> rich has a job to do but one of his most important leaves is that a judgment from the court does not have to be the end. >> will do anything to help them. they can make small payments, they can contact us, we'll work with anybody to get the judgments cleared up. >> it's all part of his job but the self-described, emotional man says he really feels for people. >> i think of the people a lot.

like i said, everybody has problems, everybody's a human being. human being. everybody can get into a situation by mistake. >> high-speed chase. >> they posted a photo to her facebook page and hopes to get the word out about her grandparents being forced to live in two separate nursing facilities. grandpa has has dementia and also diagnosed with lymphoma. his family is planning to get them into the same facility has not been answered by the healthcare provider. so pass this photo along the let's try to push this health care provider and get them in the same place. >> is there a better way to celebrate your 1005th birthday. this woman from the u.k. said all she wanted was, of pearly tattooed firefighter to deliver her birthday cake. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you

>> ♪ so fire and rescue provided the gift. >> apparently there's new project coming up so back porch weather is. so the ♪ ♪ if you're praying for rain in philly, year cilic is raining, today ♪ ♪ today ♪ tonight lows in the high 60s come saturday ♪ ♪ let me take you higher ♪ to highs of about 92 degrees ♪ central jersey, new brunswick, mostly sunny with a high near 89 ♪ single model to list guys go wide open with possible rain on

tuesday ♪ ♪ well tonight it is clear, about 67 degrees, ♪ ♪ new york city will be mostly clear tomorrow, with the highs in the 80s and the lows of the high 60s ♪ ♪ don't talk about rain there will be no rain ♪ that's about it across the region. really nice. if something changes i will let you know. it's just really good rather, okay. >> even though not apparent i can imagine one of the favorite

parts of the day is when their baby falls asleep. laura seems to enjoy this time for a slightly different reason. >> guess who's back, chicago. with every change -- harlem is on the rise. >> this is a great spot for selfie's right now. >> is not just a place, it's a

>> coming up next. >> take a look at photos she has been taking of her four-month-old, joey. been taking of her four-month-old, joey. >> joey. 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]

>> baby kennedy is headlining -- he was on the radio show, one oh 1.5. i brought my dogs to the radio station and i think we got into a fight. >> just don't take my dog. >> i don't know if you are a dog person or person but he compared it to bringing an alligator to work or strippers. >> the lady got mad at me for saying that. i want to bring my pet alligators. >> you have a pet alligator? >> i don't. >> even though not apparent i can imagine one of the favorite parts of the days when their baby actually falls asleep. this stands true for the photographer a new mom, laura. she enjoys this time. for a different reason. take a look at the photos she has been taking of her four-month-old, joey her four -month-old, joey trust is different characters and

pop-culture icons. an apple employee, a pikachu, check out her work and look at her instagram account. >> i'm in new jersey and they're still rebuilding after hurricane sandy. good news could be on the way. governor christie announcing a new program called non- federal cost program. >> local government from nine counties they're having setbacks with debris removal project. and they can apply for funding. >> governor christie said he never comes up short with a handful of money. i'm not too sure it helped him today. most questions he fielded from the press had more to do with national politics and local. >> i don't talk about what it vice i give her don't give to donald trump. that's why i am his advisor.

>> christie does play an important role in the trump campaign so i decided to ask him about the clinton foundation and news out today that hillary clinton used a software to help wipe her server. >> there's never been an allegation like the one against clinton's foundation. 50% of all the people she met with, got meetings with her when she was secretary of state, also were donors to the clinton foundation. >> for any more updates today or the governor, follow me on twitter and the show at chasing news. >> this is something that we can do locally as well. >> introducing the drip experience that

for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

oh, for gloyvin' out loud. (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells) (beeping) (playing harp solo) (playing harp solo) (tires screeching) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) well, this is a no-brainer.