it could have been differently. the epidemic with families apart. >> wow. >> it's time to find the silver

lining. the fact that ocean and atlantic county. people that have died from heroin overdoses since the beginning of this year. i met a family, i'm in the living room right now that's dealing with the heavy loss of brother and son, 29 year old christopher cox whose life spiraled later when he died from heroin overdosed. he never said good-bye. they tried everything to save them. >> i learned how to handle it

and i mean i literally tried everything from my own face to other faiths to tough love, to overlove. >> begging. >> pleading. >> christopher and his brother was inseparatable. joseph decided to get clean, he remainses clean and hard-working till this day. >> it's a rush and you're chasing that rush and when you've realized that you can get the same rush out of doing something productive. christopher can never escape life of crime and addiction, talking about struggles and connection and death of beloved brother and leaving brother, sisters and brother i felt a different energy than stories before. the family is torn by the loss of christopher but also relieved for him. christopher's brain, mind and

soul don't have to deal with the change that his addiction had on him anymore. they hope he's at appease. >> what would you say if he was here right now? >> there's nothing i can't say. just give him a hug. >> joseph left me with powerful words regarding himself, christopher and addiction to viewers to take a listen to. >> if you love your family, you should try to love yourself a little bit. >> if you know anyone struggling with addiction, please contact someone, anyone. people are willing to help. if you want to talk, tweet me. we are here to tell your stories by also help you if you need it. >> guys, we've got a guest chaser. how are you benny.

>> i think i met you guys an hour ago. >> actually you're chasing the story, ed harper, kids got suspended. [music] >> several students from high school are still in s suspension for filming a rap video that went viral but never asked permission to be on the premises and boy, has this caused an uproar. [music] >> the video is called the 609, by a student. he goes by the name of tony beats an his take of the son by philadelphia rapper meek mill. [music]

>> but i have to go on on a limb i want to give the students a trophy. first of off, they are using skills and editing and production skills but i do want to be clear that i don't agree with the content in the video you see students rolling dice, standing on desks, fighting, acting like they're shooting gun but also, bill, what i commend them on is they actually formed a social movement at their school in which 200 students staged the walkout because they were upset for the administration for punishing them. >> i thought it was just a joke. i don't think they should have gotten in trouble for it. they should have never posted it. >> fighting for a cause. they didn't really do anything bad. it shouldn't be like that. >> i was friends with some of them, do you have to be on their side? do you feel bad for them?

>> a little bit. they probably have a lot of work to make up. >> put a statement on facebook saying that the atlanta county prosecutors office is investigating the incident but you have to love democracy because the school thursday is holding a forum to talk about students rights. >> where is the prosecutor's office looking into. i don't understand. >> they didn't ask for permission, violation, all that. >> every kid snapchating could be subject to suspension? i don't get it. these kids are doing it all day long. every business will be empty. you can't stop people from videoing. i don't love the content of the video, i feel like it's a call of action to do something better with that school. >> i think that the only reason people care about this is because the video was posted. i feel like kids have cell phones, they're recording everything. they'll snapchat each other but

put it in a video and put it on youtube as a music video. that's public knowledge now. >> the work that these kids did on the video is commendable. i do think as a school district should have used the two weeks more wisely, teach grammar, perhaps get these students to organize maybe a documentary club in this school or music video club, use their time more wisely. i had to ask the students what you think of the actual video and content and the ones i spoke to they said they weren't actually that happy with the content and they thought -- send a wrong message to younger kids. >> beautiful, it was awesome. make more videos, but the people that should be really upset is ed harver. >> thanks, ashley. >> it's december, you guys. chick out this video for a glimpse of season.

the surveillance catches the man up to a house stealing a giant santa and walking away with it. now, anthony is aa resident of the home and the curator of holiday display. santa had vanished. he obtained surveillance video and put it on social media with finding creep. two young kids at home, this not very merry violation does not make him feel safe and he's worried for his navy base and in his statement he said, i feel if someone will do something like this to me and my property which doesn't cost much, who is to say that they won't do it those who spend thousands and dollars. i typically come out like more new yorker to see the lights that he's referring to, the

famous lights of this neighborhood, that's right. in the tight-nit community, these are not uncommon. pull out all of the stops to deck their halls with serious holiday displays. it's become a bit of a tourist attractions with bus loads looping the blocks all month long but is this the new loop for judges? as far as anthony goes, my purpose was to make my navy base aware of issues and hope that somebody recognizes him. for that matter, hopefully he's exchanged a part and return for decoration. now, if you know the judge pictured in this surveillance, contact the nypd and if you see any other.

>> the same is holding true of the bridge-gate trial, a monday after that trial concluded, i brought you the story that one of the jurors asked to be excused in the heat of deliberation n. the wall street journal just wednesday unearthed more details about exchange and could form the basis of an appeal trying to get themselves spare prison time. according to article, the judges improper handling of the jury or who wanted to be excused would be the focus of those appeals where the judge had clerk and staffer speaking with the jury or instead of calling the jury or into open court where the judge and lawyers could question this perp. according to wall street journal, the jury or texts one of the staffer at 7:00 a.m. the day jury was left home early

saying that the jury or wanted to be excused. we still don't know the reason why the jury or felt necessary to get off the panel and the entire 12-member jury did return guilty on all counts verdict at the end of the trial. it's interesting to see how different things could have been if the judge had swapped jury or in favor of alternate jury or, we could have been talking about a hung jury or or acquittal. at the end of the day the third court of appeals will decide if they get a new trial or gets thrown out. february 21st. they will probably get much less than that and u.s. attorney said he would be willing to let them stay out of jail while the appeal is going through the court. so for all updates on this case, follow me, the show at chasing news, friday is another big day for bridgegate in the municipal

court matter, we should hear from a judge whether or not a special prosecutor will be order today look into governor chris christie's role. >> isn't it ashame how it's looking these days. they'll spend 300 million to fix it up. >> it's certainly a really old building. >> do they open easily

>> using a program. >> carnigan. >> that's how andrew pronounces his name. >> i wish. >> do you like guys making time

lapse videos on the cell phone, beautiful sunsets, me too. google created a time lapse feature for the whole world using a program from carnegie time machine, they have enabled users just like us to see all sorts of things happening throughout the world over the last 32 years. >> isn't it ashame how it's looking these days. 300 million to fix it up. but where is this money coming from and what else could we be spending this money on? >> well, i went to the state house and spoke to mj1015. >> simon has been worked since

2000 and has a pretty good idea of what needs to be fixed. then you have nice paint over here. >> yeah. there was a fire escape that was removed recently. if there's a fire at the end, there's really no way out anymore. [inaudible] >> alternate route. [laughter] >> christie puts it, this is something that newly -- >> do you know where the money is coming from? >> that's really sort of in development right now. the state economic development authority is what they're going to use to borrow the money. one of the jokes was did the state have to threaten to relocate to pennsylvania in order to get to fund the program.

[inaudible] >> okay. they're good? >> yeah. i think so. [laughter] >> pretty sure. >> you all can stay. >> have haven't seen the details on how they came to the 30 million yet. i don't know whether that is overstating it and hopefully going to be less than that ultimately or if really that's not even going to turn out to be enough. >> now, i'm not the only one questioning the cost here. after all this is state where pension liabilities are soaring. victims from hurricane sandy are still out of their homes and many nonprofits say they're just not getting enough funding. >> every time we are talking with the governor's staff or in the legislature in terms of cancer control programs or cancer research, tobacco control programs, we are always told there's no funding available and then all of a sudden the governor announces a extreme make over of $300 million of the state house and we are thinking, that's not really going to save any lives. >> this is outrageous, you have schools in new jersey with lead in the water. you've got sandy victims still

homeless as you said, you have 42% of the heroin beds that will be available to families that can't afford treatment gone, disappearing and this governor thinks it's a good idea to renovate the state house. i can think of 300 million projects that are worth more than $300 million on state house. that's why people of new jersey are so pissed all of the time. it's a waste of time. >> the casino sold for $190 million. buy the rebel and move them in there? [laughter] [music] >> i guess in maryland. i didn't know they had beaver. accept what happened. stop protesting. i couldn't make anything out of the beaver. >> we were worried that you would cross the line on beaver

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>> the season for love, for giving but some fees aren't just cut out for that tough guy lifestyle. check out this video out of staten island. those are the creme of la creme. i'm so sorry. i didn't know what i was doing, so, yes, amen for everyone. >> alison, you're chasing the story, there's something about

you, new dress, new hair, what do you have? >> holiday parties are around the corner a lot of ladies may be thinking what can i do for a quick makeover. behold, eyelash extension. the lash studios looks like immaculate and girly. a little panel of all the different types of lashes you can get. >> we do silk, real mink, synthetic mink. the weight and thickness to have eyelash. >> i went with synthetic. you get to pick out how long you want them. they can go long or short. >> you can be a business person or you can be a stripper, you know. it's a very wide range. >> i hope i'm the businesswoman

one. [laughter] >> and she's like, yeah. [laughter] >> so next you lie down on the bed and she gets to work. picking up each individual lash, dipping it in a small amount of glue and putting it on. it took me an hour and 15 minutes. >> can you blink? >> no. as ewe knee, our viewers know that all of our footage is shot by ourselves on go-pro pro and o phones. you're not allow today open your eyes, i hit the lamp. sorry. >> i think the timer is running. >> perfect. it's pretty quick and painless. because i was moving so much i

got glue in my eye. >> i see your eye red. >> i'm an idiot. >> tears of joy. >> that's my fault for opening and giggling. >> the 24 hours you shouldn't wet them. let the glue set and dry and after that, you're pretty good. it's just easy. >> the lashes will last two to three weeks and then natural lashes slowly fall out. you do have to get touch-ups every three weeks or so. >> they dos different things, pretty much from 125 to 350. >> yeah. >> refills anywhere from $50 to 225. >> so yours are going to be gone before christmas? >> not if i touch them up. >> it looks like a centipede is

on your eyes. i've been a guy for a long time and i have never heard another guy go, oh, my god, did you see the girl's eyelashes. >> it's a valid point. >> we love having you here. >> thanks, alisson. [laughter] >> who did i offend? somebody is upset? >> all sorts of characters on your radio show, bill. thursday morning president-elect donald trump, this is the guy responsible for helping trump get elected, we asked him to pull the room on how favorable the muffin joke is. >> there are two muffins sitting in an elevator, one muffin says to the other muffin, you know, it's getting kind of hot in here, the other muffin says, whoa, a talking muffin.

>> how would the muffin joke pull in new jersey. >> i think it would really bomb. i think it would pull terribly. less popular than most major diseases. >> adam had a joke of his own. >> can i help you? the moth says, i don't know where to begin. my wife doesn't love me anymore and my marriage is ending. when i look at my children, i see nothing but disappointment and it reminds me of my own failures in life. oh, my god. you need a therapist or a psychologist. i mean, i can't help you. why did you even come here in the first place. the moth says, well, the light was on

>> great having you on the show today. what have you got coming up at the club? >> we have you coming up at the club very soon. first we have our friend mike doing a special show. this guy does not do comedy club. that's this friday, saturday. go see that. tuesday night, you're there with new jersey joe raising money for the boys and girls club of new jersey. >> right. >> and you're there with your good friend jay black. >> jay black will be there. >> chip will be there. >> great show. >> as a special treat everyone on the show gets fake eyelashes. it's very special. [laughter] it's very special. [laughter]

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