of a video of that head away? >> the 80-pound pitbull attacked and killed a 12-pound chihuahua. >> i would flip the switch and his snarling murderous life. >> two cats are in love on their special day. many are scared stiff, really stiff. >> nothing says that like dead cat. >> david manning put a sign on a church saying he wants to burn gay flag. >> they. [inaudible] >> what you got?

>> i don't agree with you on that. >> you said you're completely. [inaudible] >> men at some times are masters of their fate. unfortunately, this 80-pound pitbull was on death row since may for attacking and killing a 12-pound chihuahua. his fate may be sealed in the latest court ruling. on tuesday the judge of the supreme court of new york donate denied the owner their appeal to release him based on the grounds that the city procedure does not match the state regulation of handling a dog who has attacked another dog. >> that leaves him on death row.

>> i came here to speak with the family's attorney, richard rosenthal. he makes numerous leaps of faith as to what exists. there is no in-depth analysis here of statutes or the law. quite honestly i believe she's wrong. >> the family has been fighting caesar's return saying it will take extra measures for his safety and the safety of others including muzzling and sending him to a special obedience school. this is something that the family of the victim, the 12-pound chihuahua charlie, says says is absolutely not enough. >> this fight is not over yet. >> unfortunately, sometimes judges do what's expedient rather than what's right. >> not only are they going to appeal this judgment but they have filed a different lawsuit for the treatment of caesar

while he was behind bar. >> the fact is the new york state agricultural and market requires they provide veterinary care. >> caesar lost over 30% of his body weight without the people even noticing. >> this is modern-day idiotic see. i would've flipped the switch and ended his snarling murderous life. >> i think they should account for the treatment of these animals that they are in charge of regardless of the circumstance. >> the humane society is going to have to fight what these allegations are to prove they aren't mistreating dogs and what we have here is some evidence that the dog was mistreated. >> thanks tamra. >> we may never know who john doe was but the co-conspirator. [inaudible] this was brought before the

court. were not going to see the list of those who participated in the lane closing of the george washington bridge but the court has ruled it's not a public document. we won't see if the bridge gate trial will start later this month. >> ever see a blue whale? it was 94 feet long, 21000 pounds. it took a bath. this happened at the new the m of natural history. it was a little whale structure that was cleaned and filled of dust. it had been cleaned in a year. >> presidential nominee donald trump revealed his plans wednesday for increased national security at the union of philadelphia. trump walked into a crowd that greeted him both a standing ovation and his name being chanted.

>> he spoke calmly and sternly. he talked about isis and how we can defeat them. >> immediately after taking office os my generals to present to me a plan that in 30 days can defeat and destroy isis. >> he also talked about the size of our military and how it is shrinking. >> we currently have the smallest army since 1940. the navy navy is among the smallest it has been since 1915 in and the air force is the smallest it's been since 1947. >> how. >> how will the increases in military spending be covered? one of trump's suggestion is to have countries like germany and south korea pay more for the security that the united states provides to them. for more on the election, watch chasing news and follow us at chasing news on twitter. >> it was an emotional reception here.

john francie has now been in jail for more than two months and for the first time today he was able to tell the judge exactly why he is so driven to help others after losing his own daughter to a drug overdose. >> she was only 20 years old. there was a lot of passion coming from john's attorney as he pleaded with the judge to lower bail which was initially set at 75000 cash in its entirety. his a attorney pointed out that he had nearly a dozen supporters in the courtroom and that he has no criminal background. he said this is just a dad who lost his daughter trying to do the right thing. >> i've seen tears in his eyes. this man is not a rotten person

or vigilante. he's a man who is trying to deal with the loss of his daughter. >> i even spoke with one supporter who came all the way from pennsylvania and said he was there for him when he lost his own daughter to drugs. >> i met him when i lost my daughter to an overdose. he was there to support me. i had to stay in the hospital and watch her on life support and watch her take her last dying breath. >> the judge changed bale to $175,000 cash or bond. >> it's likely he's going to be out in the next 24 hours. once all the conditions are met. >> they were discussing posting bond for him for he has not yet been indicted and is facing a number of drug and weapon charges.

we will continue to chase the story. >> you're chasing a story to brooklyn. nothing says wedding bliss like dead cats. >> what you have? >> so there are tons of museums in nyc but not many that focus on taxidermy. welcome to the anatomy museum in the borough of brooklyn. they're currently delivering something truly unique, something you don't see every day. these cats in in love on their special day. it's entitled kittens wedding which features to see lines about to be wed in holy cap matrimony. they are scared stiff, really stuff. >> the british artist walter was completed in the late 1800 has been resurrected in the big apple. >> it really specializes in unique objects.

there's also a place where objects that couldn't see the light of day in a traditional venue can really have a home. it's unique in that way. >> now part of a bigger piece titled taxidermy, it highlights the human can connections that preserve these animals, both bizarre and beautiful, always has these animals doing something relatable. in this piece these two crazy cats. [inaudible] >> surrounded by feline friends, it captures the moment of bliss for all to see. >> i think what's interesting about it is there's different types of taxidermy me and there's almost something for everyone. >> this wedding is fancy.

all attendees are addressed to show in the detail is impeccable from both sides to bees and bubbles. if this was an exhibit it would be a true catastrophe. head down to see this museum before november 6 because these one-of-a-kind felines will be around forever. >> wow, that was pretty good. >> oh the people are alive, the cats are dead. >> okay guys the studio is the epic # wait for it. ever seen a little ladybug take off? they have iridescent black wings >> gave me an idea to create a

line of ladybug mail polishes. >> if you happen to go to tiger world zoo in rockwell north carolina, do yourself a favor and don't kiss off the monkey. >> that's what these two kids did so anyway, that's an angry monkey, long story short. >> my retaliation is to hell with you, were going to burn your flags. if you burn our bibles, working to bring your flag.

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>> has already come? for three years there has been an economic rebirth underway in trenton and today governor christie came straight to the construction site and said even more is on

the way. >> today we are going to tell you want to bring more private investors to trenton. we will be revitalizing the downtown district and revamping state office buildings to generate greater economic development opportunities and to create more private-sector job. >> it's most visible here, outside the rowing factory. it is going to become luxury loss. the development is a result of his economic opportunity act creating more incentives. the economic develop story has spent $59.8 million in trenton and private investment is about $170 on the investment. governor christie announced another 3.61 million being a new taxation office and the other will be here, the redevelopment of agriculture and health building. >> this will represent a reduction of more than 27% of total square footage of state

office space but more importantly will create an opportunity for private investment and save taxpayers money. >> it will create 100 new permanent jobs and nearly 2000 construction job. >> did anybody ask him in comparison about what happened in campton? they bought up some the old buildings and built up these luxury apartments on lofts. i know the actual stats on it, but i'm pretty sure it's not completely false and he has not come back and it's been tens of millions of taxpayer dollars thrown down and the crime situation is getting better stepwise, but did anybody draw the comparison? is this just window dressing? >> they said everything, the city is on the comeback and this will happen in trenton. >> they aren't paying property taxes right now. it will be a small economic left to the city to get those buildings back on the tax code. maybe it would be better if they were demolished to make room.

>> they shot 129 right down through there. >> you would still have a viable economic tension right there. >> we need to stop with these exaggerations and say that anytime there's construction its way to create thousands of jobs. it takes more than that to stimulate the economy and get people back to work. just putting a new empty building without tenants, join the club. james david manning is well known in harlem for his anti-gay messages which he posts on his church on west 123rd street. there have been legal attempts to strip him of that church that have failed. he recently won a court victory that prevents the sale and foreclosure of the church meeting that he gets to keep it. to celebrate his victory he has put a sign on his church thing he wants to burn gay flags.

>> my retaliation is to hell with you, we will bring your flags. if you're going to burn our bibles, we will bring your flags >> he said this is retaliation for a letter he received that said if he were to lose his church they will fly a rainbow flag from the rooftop of the building. >> people will gather as we light up the bibles in the courtyard and a big bonfire. >> that i asked him, do you even have a gay flag. >> no i don't, but i figure we can get one someplace. >> there was no return address on the envelope. he insists he knows for sure that it is from. [inaudible] he also said he's received other questionable items such as gay porn. >> they send your porn? >> sure. you got any porn videos in there, and you have a little hidden there?

ring them here please. >> these are things you wouldn't think whatever be spoken in an interview. >> especially this past third that is fiercely anti- gay. they always. >> there was tell me i should try it and that i would love it. it's a huge monstrosity. i've only seen the cover of the box. i haven't seen it. >> i'm not going to poop. that has poop in it right there. >> that box has poop in it? >> yes, yeah. >> he had him bring over a box. >> lewis has the worst job ever. >> at first i used to throw these things away and then i thought i better keep these because people should know that this is the mindset they have. >> after i spoke to the pastor i went back outside and i spoke with liz jackson. she is the disability advocate that happens to be gay. >> the stuff he says is so over-the-top.

>> he wants to be heard, but he's not shouting. >> a lot of people had their differences. >> obama released a homo demon. >> what if there is a chance to have a conversation about why the church feels threatened? all he looks for is attention. >> who goes to a church where people believe in hating on other people. >> a lot of people go to church to get basis for their hatred so they're able to look at themselves in the mere. >> most gay people in new york don't even know who pastor manning is in the one who who july fadiman all he's done is a disservice to his own congregation and his church but if church. if you've been 20 anti-gay church, he is one step short of west earl. he can write whatever he wants on his own property.

>> it's hank, i'm your back porch man. you know i'm saying, right? no, not that. get your mind out of the gutter. i have have your back porch weather coming up.

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>> coming up next, men have a tendency tendency of not asking for help. >> next time call a professionae

the tendency of not asking for help. in this do-it-yourself video, he really should have asked for some help. some guy in roseville california climbed up a dead tree in hopes to saw it in half, but instead he took them poultry while he was still on it. >> this is a perfect example of why men should ask another man who knows what he is doing for some help.

>> hank, you went into the field chasing what is happening in patterson. i'm tired of the same discussion and that's what this is about. >> to give a short answer to a complex question, it's one helluva question. there were new nearly two dozen shootings in the last week. he grew up in patterson and said the ingredients for gun violence are all there. >> illegal guns, poverty is a very real factor. gangs, drugs, these are all things that eat away at the social fabric of a city. >> they talked about leading a grass roots effort to get things to happen but what we noticed

when we were on the ground is that getting people to talk and talk to each other is not very easy. they are scared. there is a gang influence in the air and you can feel it. >> for sure and many people have told me that homicides a side effect of violent crime. you put a dent in the violent crime and you will see the murder rate go down. they have seen about 60 shooting so far this year. that's up 20%. you don't really have to come that far into patterson. you can get get off in front of i 80 west brown, look around and here's where a fellow got shot at the end of labor day weekend, right in the foot. >> again, a complex gun violence problem won't likely bring a simple solution that is going to be effective. the documentary has been selected to be shown at the film festival. that makes it special. sometime when you have a conversation with gun violence it leaves the politicians talking about tweaking the laws

of gun-control but in reality when you look at the fbi, most of your homicide are gang-related so i think the term gang violence is more appropriate in this case. >> you can play your word dynamics and politicians are going to try and do something with the law and law-enforcement is going to trying to sum the with enforcement and it's a much more complex problem. you have gun-control laws in the state. doesn't matter when the guns are illegal? it doesn't really seem to. >> today is wagon day out in idaho. gather around philly, we've got the weather for you. it's a sunshine bonanza. thursday is going to be hot with a high of 93 so thursday night's cooler with a slight chance of rain. central jersey will be hotter than a ponderosa day.

20% is the number of chance of rain like a laredo poker game. he got nothing much to gain. new york city where the fancy ladies give, you get as much son as the paint has to give. it's high near 89, 30% check for rain. it's all inside now, heat up all the beans. good night. >> a great white shark nursery has been found in new york. >> the people off of new jersey and new york live in a very special place. >> they made a significant discovery the most north atlantic has ever seen. >> in mind the only one thinking about shark soup? >> shark nursery is there, i'm

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