>> now, on chasing news. the man tried on his own life by standing on the track. the attempted suicide was thwarted in the nick of time by new jersey transit policeman, victor ortiz. >> he is all by himself here on an island. >> the bravery knows no bounds. >> instead of think and a plants medicinal, this is something we can do socially as well. >> introducing the drip alchemy experience of vitamin and nutrient enriched plant-based elixir that rejuvenates and revives the body and mind. >> he played basketball, i never thought i would play in the lmx.

>> you have to be the first guy who starts playing like legit games with shades on. >> hank, your chasing the story, a hero absolute hero saved a life in nj transit caught. what a video. >> a good news in a bad situation. statistics show us that it is about once every three hours that a person or people are hit by a train, usually with tragic consequences. this weekend it nearly happen again. a man tried to end his own life by standing on the tracks, the attempted attempted suicide was thwarted in the nick of time. not despair by new jersey transit placement, victor ortiz. can you imagine. the struggle goes back and forth, the tug and tug-of-war for a man's life. and there goes the train. in a statement the transit said they cannot be or proud of the

officers incredibly brave work adding that they hope it's a stark reminder that it's what transit cops to every day to keep people safe. i. >> because of our stricter firearm regulations we are pretty low down the scale in a number of states have experienced suicide by firearms. the result, we began to see more suicides on the train tracks and bridges. >> new jersey transit has seen about 100 trespass for vitelli since 2012. many of them suicides. operation lifesaver specializes in safety education, there are about 36 trespassing casualties in 2015 and 25 of which resulted

in deaths. that is seventh nationwide. what people might not realize or care about is that they try to end their own lives tragically is that they are not the only ones involved. when someone attempts suicide by trade there's an engineer who sees the whole thing. >> this really plays out in the symptoms that are similar to posttraumatic stress disorder. a large number of individuals have begun to experience difficulty in relationships, increased substance abuse use. >> again, thinking is the situation was averted by the brave work of new jersey transit. it doesn't always turn out that way as we know it. despite the effort from railroad operators nationwide, these things do still occur, often right in the garden state. >> what strikes me is that humans get pulled into the tracks himself. so the bravery knows no bounds. what i understand as he was working past his shift because they were light staffed at the station.

that is amazing great. >> of the type of person you are when nobody's watching. he's all by himself here on an island risking his own life, pulling this man who doesn't want to live to safety. officer ortiz, he deserves a long vacation and a reward for this. that's awesome. >> if you like have to put this out. operation lifesaver states the heaviest again and again because people don't get it, stay off the tracks. there's no reason to be on the tracks. that's a different message to someone who has had enough and is trying to in their life. but anyone else, if you if you think it's a shortcut to another town, just stay off the tracks. >> thanks. >> anybody but diblasio. >> it is a strong message coming from the reverend doctor johnny green who leads them out hope baptist church in harlem. he he wants to make his message loud and clear and he is not holding back. he regrets showing any support ever for mayor bill diblasio. >> i wanted him to be a one term area. he he has done the city

irreparable harm. i think he has divided the city in an unprecedented manner. >> reverend green leads the congregation of 1500 members and is an activist in the black community in harlem. he said diblasio took advantage of the black vote to get elected. in his out eyes he has done nothing to help lacks. his biggest point of contention is the number of minority and women owned businesses. >> he thinks black people are stupid. he boasts about raising the numbers to 6,100,000. you .1 million. you have $18.3 billion going out and your posting about 6.1 million. >> he says next time around he is willing to consider a republican candidate, hopefully there will be a democrat that steps up to the plate. but no matter what he will not be showing any support for mayor bill diblasio. he hopes the black community follows him along. >> if. >> if you are our friend you're going to pull our friendship. you are going to address this issue beyond stop and frisk.

stop and frisk, pk universal pk, are not dealing two issues that are problematic in the black community. our biggest issue - mac. >> this will not be the last time you hear from the reverend, doctor johnny green. he also has a strong set stance on the presidential election. i will share that. >> i can't wait to hear that. >> i'm sure you can't. >> i'm sure i understand his point on economics. any community that is being the candidate you have that job creation etc. but i think he understands economics. does he think the mayor's saying you are a minority women owned business within the black even doing business with the city. the way the reverend is coming up is that diblasio is doing something actively to prevent it. meanwhile there's other economic factors out there. >> a lot of black leaders were doing with president obama in 2009 and 2010. to remember the open mic exchange where jessie jackson threatened to cut that-off. i feel like this guys just

looking for a reason to come home and if diblasio gives it to him he will. >> he was the first gop governor to sign onto medicaid expansion under obama care. chris chris christie stands by that decision. adding program successes earlier today. >> i'm very proud of what we did. it's quality healthcare at a lower cost to the state. [inaudible] >> 500,000 new jerseys are said to be covered who otherwise wouldn't. plus christie said overall cost per beneficiary is down as well. decreasing just over 7% to $8940 in 2015. the critics say the cost will rise and liability for taxpayers in the u.s. will rise as well. what's the deal? i asked christie his reaction and here's what he said.

>> the heritage foundation has said that it will cost will cost new jersey 1,200,000,000 dollars through 2022. other say it will increase u.s. taxpayer liabilities it will increase u.s. taxpayer liabilities by as much as 25 billion during 2022. >> it will not cause people-mac. [inaudible] that is just wrong. the heritage foundation is wrong >> for more information on the medicaid expansion you can go to my twitter were chasing a. >> is important to stay hydrated and get nutrients we'll need especially nowadays. it's really hard to corral them all. they wish they all just came in an iv.

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>> i never thought i would play in the olympics. this expense that you got as an athlete. inspiration comes from my family, kobe bryant, me and

>> limbic gold medalist lori hernandez was showered with praise and cheers from her fans over the weekend as they came to

old bridge high school where she had her hometown welcome back from rio de janeiro. i got to jump in on the action. marching along in the parade with lieutenant met the train lieutenant governor entering the sun ceremony they said why lori really deserve this recognition. >> you're an amazing young lady. in and out of the gym with your signature smile and positive attitude. >> lori hernandez is just 16 years old. she is the youngest of the five girls that competed on the u.s. should mess 16. she is a hometown here and she won silver and gold in rio. >> sergio, you have a story, special guest in a personal connection to this year's summer olympics. >> right before christmas i brought a story to about my uncle john who is with us today. he played basketball. last summer he wanted 2015 fever americas fever americas championship with the venezuela national basque belting. qualify them for the 2016 olympics in rio.

>> what's up. >> thanks for having me. >> what was it like? >> it was an experience. i never thought i would play in the olympics. last year was magical what happened with the team. from the opening ceremony to the games, to meeting all of the athletes. >> was the best part? >> it was actually probably the ceremony. the opening. the opening ceremony. the experience that you got as an athlete, everything they had with the theatrics, the fireworks, the music, the presentation. if something else. >> there's so much controversy around rio as the spot for the limbic bracing it was dangerous, there's crime, did you did you experience that are was an overblown? >> will they had to be cautious because of the magnitude of the olympics. i do not have have any personal problems. we had a lot of security. >> it seems if you just avoided ryan lochte nothing was can go wrong. >> is your basket inspiration?

>> inspiration comes from my family, kobe bryant, me and my cousin, my first cousin. that's a lot of inspiration. and he supported supported me through out the olympics. followed our game. >> you got some cool stuff for. >> and i brought a couple things. this is for you and a polo shirt. >> i'm going to hold onto it. you talk about traveling that that is used a lot overseas. john coming out to be the risk of is just plain legit games with shades on. look at that. you can have have your whole life to shades. imagine got in from with these on.

>> you brought me a nice gift, hang comes and it just takes it, that's it. that's how it works. thank you. works. thank you. congratulations. nice to meet you. ♪ i was stressing out bucket in the back porch weather and i said hey what is weather anyway. let's take a trip to philadelphia where cool powers that be will be nice held with through through midweek. sunny high near 89. tuesday with a slight chance of showers on wednesday. but you don't want to kill your buzz come i don't want to hassle you with ugly weather. central jersey a pretty cool scene tomorrow. sunny skies, pleasant highs around 88 degrees. same chance of showers midweek. only about 20%. even if it does happen, maybe it will cleanse your soul and wash away the blues.

hey, new york, tuesday highs very pleasant with 85 degrees. a cool breeze at about 7 miles per hour. maybe go up to strawberry fields in central park and watch the dave blow-by, man. wednesday chance of showers about 30%, look brothers and sisters if you're too blessed or stressed, if it does come it is the cool rain that makes the flowers grow. so i will see you in a minute. >> chasing his team was out this weekend recording cfc thought unclear at rock the farm music festival in new jersey. hank flynn, diana black, and myself were able to emcee the event and i was able to introduce lieutenant governor.

>> i want to introduce her friend, the lieutenant governor of new jersey. [applause]. [inaudible] >> it help curb the heroine academic that is hurt new jersey. the the number of heroine related deaths in new jersey is three times the national average. danielle reagan and his organization will help families affected by addiction achieve

recovery. >> we we want to get the one that we have going up and running. i believe we have strong people who come to the program who can run it now. and this money will allow us to expand the program a. danielle is a recovering hair when addict himself was able to throw the event with the help of his family. his father is a music producer and his mom took a minute to save me and talk about how events like this are important. >> they keep stigmatizing, their raising funds and getting people in treatment, the, the reason funds to give people transportation, jobs, life skills. >> i want to think of viewers, 4000 tickets were sold to the event. but the day after daniel was on our show in bill's show and bill's radio show in the morning, an extra 1500 tickets were sold. so, great job guys.

>> double dutch's is a urban's for those lost in our urban community that kept us happy. >> i came to see the honeybees in the double dutch program. >> i. >> i like to do a sport that is for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> coming out next. >> after that i'm going to -- wait to see how excited this kid is to go back to school. >> hello

>> some kids are singing the summer blue says the school reopens but not kevin. he's from austin texas and his super stoked to head back to school. >> and after that i'm can i go to fifth grade and then i'm going to college or high school, i don't know speemac's ambitions include going to college and making more than one friend. he also wants everyone to know that he can ride a bike without a helmet and he is not a baby. and now baby. and now final word from kevin. >> hello students.

and also have some good luck when you go to fourth-grader fifth grade. >> i came to see the honeybees, new double dutch program in jersey city. they are the new international champion in double dutch. >> this is freestyle. >> when we got first place we not. [inaudible] >> the group's name is just one of the special things about them. it stands for helping others now by empowering yourself. when the group started in 2015 we had 30 members are now had 30 members and now up to 90. they are growing. double dutch is the urban sport that was lost in our own community that kept us happy. those friendship bonds from the black association that we once had we did not see it and it also helps with health and fitness. >> watching them practice you can see is not only something special about them.

>> i like that i get to do a sport that is fun and hang out with my friends and family. >> and how talented t they are. >> you know like with the double dutch spin, that's how i got my nickname because i do the spin. >> but how driven they are rated starts with their coach. also known as, the dutch master. >> there getting ready for a big competition in december at the apollo where it's just dancing, flipping around ten they go really fast. >> now it would be the same if i didn't give it a try - my cell. i was hesitant looking at these girls. then i went. [inaudible]

>> look at you showing off. >> on a look at this. i do 360. >> did you try swinging the ropes. that looks harder. >> that does look harder. i like it past that. i was get past that. i was leaving it to the professionals because look at them. if you want to see them there's a competition in december at the apollo as well as they are not for profit. they rely on community supports they have a gofundme page if you want to help them. >> it's a perfect city city sport, you don't need a field or anything for garrick set for coupler ropes. >> i think you and i should try that. >> yes, have at it. nothing stops a double dutch party like my fat. >> for sisters, brain surgeries, party like my fat. >> for sisters, brain surgeries, there 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,

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