>> is he registered to vote? >> was racial. >> completely and sign. >> i was really rude. >> all of my daughter's birth pictures are on the third floor. >> thank you for your service. >> were like a family almost. with work as a team and we try to pitch in and help each other. we try to help people outside of the camp too. just because you're homeless doesn't mean you can help other people. >> is important to remember

those who are left in the cold without a home. especially during the holiday. today i headed to howell, new jersey where i found a dirt road and reverend steve, he is the minister at the lakewood community outreach church and he helps the homeless find peace. i can't believe my eyes as i walk the winding trail through the woods and a full-fledged campsite took shape. in this homeless in cama there's a ten city chapel, an outdoor fireplace, and herb garden, herb garden, a cooking and charging station in a tent filled with items that have been donated. it's also filled with holiday hope. >> there's a lot of people in our society that want to give and help out other people and contribute to make a better society. the situation with the homeless, they they don't have a place to live or can afford it and this gives people an opportunity. >> he says they're allowed to stay in the land which belongs to the town as long as they -- i

reach out to the town but they had closed and gone home for the holiday. a concept a concept tent city resident said he knew long ago. >> i'm homeless but i'm not really homeless. i have someplace to say. >> jack and the other tent residents residents have been here about a year. took a tour and all of his possessions. he reflected on people's perspective. >> if i can give myself a steady a steady job and pay the bills -- and right now it's not in the cards yet. >> nancy has a similar circumstance. she was tricked by nonlicensed landlord and the statement attached she doesn't like. >> i don't like the way people judge you can't tell i live to the way i dressed in everything. this could be your sister, your,

your mother, your brother your grandmother nobody asked for this and everybody is a paycheck away from being in the situation. now before you jump that's not the case. all seven residents have jobs. when it comes they just camp a. the people have seen for the most part behind them, something i saw in the short time i was here with my own watery nice. >> for my part i brought socks and candy canes boat they really need right now is protein. if you like to donate here's the address where you can send gift cards where they can go by the protein. it is po box 306. i'll keep you updated on the story, for now follow me a chasing and follow the show at chasing news. >> thank you for invite me into home.

>> no problem. >> high-speed chase. >> and mystery buyer has purchased donald trump's childhood home in queens. it's located in jamaica estates, a very wealthy neighborhood. it has five. it has five bedrooms. we don't how much they paid for. it. it was listed for 1.65 million. were told that slow for slightly less for that. it will will go for auction in january. >> maybe that's why seville is not here today. >> if you happen to be traveling for the holidays and you're flying out of north international airport, you might bump into one of these cute, adorable puppies. united airlines has dispatched a number of comfort dogs to help people with their stress and pain that we all know traveling can bring this time of year.

>> governor chris christie, ho, ho, ho, ho. merry christmas. >> it was the active love we've all been waiting for. it has been over 100 a hundred a sense governor christie held a press conference and did a rare interview the governor was ready to fight. >> what am i supposed to do? to me to come in here with a wheelbarrow with newspapers? and then you can single through and question her speemac, you guys to your job. >> governor christie was spirited but not in the christmas spirit. he attacked the haters for blocking his book deal. >> i was leave a haters a haters out there made a personal about me. not only haters in the legislature but haters on this radio station. >> he thread new jersey with stupid judges because they refuse to height their painted capital. >> let them be hypocrites in the newspaper business where they are. they're another special interest

feeding like pigs at the government trough. >> he went on a rant, a 40 minute rant lester said to not gone unnoticed. >> hello governor, how are you can expect great what can i do request mark. >> well i hope your blood pressure is come down because i don't seem to be up there for a while the last 40 minutes. >> that's why love this job, the job is flowing. >> loretta weinberg #not a. >> rate lesniak. >> crazy. >> the naughty never want to take responsibility for being naughty. they want to blame everybody else for why there is : the stocking. >> this comes as governor faces an 18% approval rating the lowest of any governor in 20 years across the nation. >> i want to hear about the polyp like. because that's all baloney. >> a monday to the bills failed to pass new jersey legislature, one that would of love for the

governor to do a book deal during office and hiking the salary of officials. and the other removing legal add notices from newspapers to all online. it was a rare move for lawmakers and was largely due to public outcry. outcry that was led by bill, and you better bet that governor christie had some harsh words for him as well. >> bill, ambitious young man. he is now failed at politics of his trying with media. so we'll see. >> is in the governor realize that on the eve of festive us he figured he would air his grievances to get idiots on this radio station. >> let's call a spade us, you're only as good as or less political movement. his failed so who's the real failure? back off christie, your the

failure. ♪ >> the holidays are about spreading joy. but but it's also the season of service. i am here at serenity stables in middletown, new jersey and the owner, renee stone talk to me about how she is helping others find peace and happiness with their horses. >> versus vibrate on a different frequency than human beings. but they they do is they pick up the energy of the traumatized person and they transfer that. they transport and it's more relaxed fashion. >> it's an incredible thing to see a better and completely feel comfortable and open up and share. in a very short time you can see

the anxiety evolve. >> a gentleman actually came and had not really left his house since phenomena came to the farm and he said a 70-year-old vietnam vet and i sat him on my horse and walked him around and he smiled and smiled and smiled for hours. he ended up text me later and said that was the first time in many, many years that he is felt at peace. >> the memories the reason why she quit her day job and began serving veterans who have served our country. >> we have the bronx virginia hospital coming out and i have a 20 piece children's choir coming to sing them carols with presence and cookies and yummy food and horse love. >> the veterans really we don't have anything to do it at the

virginia specially the wheelchair veterans. >> the way of speaking to now i notice myself i have -- in my voice, i am happy. and that's what this is about. >> i go there every day and god brings us out to different places so he said he's coming here so i said i'm coming here. >> most of these guys have never been on a farm because they're from the bronx and grew up in york. there tell me how they're able to see a completely different world. >> it freedom isn't free, it was an honor and privilege come out here today meet these members of the bronx va. that also to the stables for having us out here. if you if you want to hear more about equine therapy tweet me and as always tweet the show at chasing new. >> deep-sea fisherman -- >> check out this is super scary

beat beast this creeping lifting dude is only one of many insane fish he has found. he always looks totally comfortable holding onto these really creepy looking creature. >> probably because it's dead. >> for an expectation they help women who are homeless, pregnant is suffering from drug abuse issues. in newark i met up with the founder, peg right. they donated a portion of their 5050 fundraiser to the game to great expectations and plater video during it intermission. the the three-time stanley cup champion was there. >> the bronx, there's a place for one can feel as though they have met the great edgar allan post. >> this is where poll wrote some of his best stuff.

he wrote about talking birds. he.

>> he wrote about talking birds, he wrote about the heart of dead men with heartbeats still beating. there might be some truth here. >> it consider this tale,

morning hope house, pope are, the bronx, it's a place where one can feel as though they have met the great edgar allan poll. dead for 170 years. >> this is where the great american poet last lived with nights in 1846. >> edgar poll spent the last years of his life in the bronx. >> this is where poll wrote some of his bus stop. he wrote the bells, and some other works. >> here at the park that bears his name. >> [inaudible] hangout. >> okay, cool man. he said he would show me the house that the master lived in.

>> it comes across as very peculiar, scary, melancholic. >> a profound change came upon a. >> these are two original items, the only original items that belonged to pope in his family. they actually belong to poll. >> unfortunately his wife, virginia spent a lot of her time sick because she was battling tuberculosis, by january 29 the whole family knew that she was at her and and they were so right because the next morning she had passed away, that's the actual bed frame virginia died on in 1847.

>> i for one feel as though occupying my mind. [inaudible] there's a place in the bronx where great man, gone gone but not out of mind the bronx historical society and a greg tempo edgar allen poll, check their website.

>> the time has come we are going inside, it is is my first lesson. wish me luck. >> it's nice to meet you. >> for some reason i thought that it was a brilliant idea to try skiing for the very first time just days before my birthday and my big trip to mexico. >> were going to take you in the shop where will suit you up and get you ready. you're going to look like a pro. hopefully we can gay scheme like a pro. >> close make this skier. >> i think you so my line. >> side dish the gear and he took me to get my jacket, my pants, and i traded in my glasses were cool player of goggle. >> this is the most intense process ever.

kind of feel like cinderella. >> really take my first wrote down. >> organ first teach you how to walk in before we go down. >> after some warm-ups and training i was ready to hit the slow. he told me that if i can successfully hit a couple of ski turns down the slope i can make it all the way. >> unfortunately due to some technical difficulties the film footage of me and the slope was lost but not to fret, we're going to do a chaser chaser reenactment for you guys right now. >> going down we got this olympics 2020, let's, let's go. >> what's your self-evaluation? how did you feel you did? >> a solid seven.

what if ten is a professional skier's? >> the maybe a four. >> i think it's harder to learn how to ski when you're older because you have a sense of fear. >> i lived in vermont that when i learned to ski as toddlers because they had no sense of fear and they were flying down slow past me and pampers. they're not even potty trained but they can ski. >> david told me shift your weight this way lift your foot but do it in your head, i got it and i mailed the term. it's all about the way you visualize and then do the action >> santa is coming to town. >> this is known as america's flagship but i was on it o

>> merry christmas. >> have a very merry.

>> nothing says merry christmas ik friends. >> there is a very cool cat that made news on the internet. he came into the vet with dreads all over his body. his elderly care person was not taking great care of him. i think he looks kind of cool. >> that's not funny he was neglected and abuse. >> okay, well tomato, tomato. well nothing says well nothing says merry christmas like a shirtless tiger woods. >> twitter went to little crazy on thursday evening when this photo of one of the greatest golfers of all time popped up and it leaves christmas edition that mike kids love. and you wonder why a woman tried to kill him with a golf club? amazing.

>> this friday is about honoring the police officers who go above and beyond the call of duty, these two's state troopers michael and robert saved a man's life. they gave him cpr and the atlantic city airport parking lot. thanks to their quick action the man just got out of the hospital and will be home in time for christmas. >> santa is coming to town, but first he stopped in philadelphia let's just say he was not easy to find. >> did you come down that huge chimney? >> yes i did. >> how was it? i didn't fit. >> might have to laugh the cookies a little bit.

>> i got an email a few days ago, short and straight to the point, meet at chick-fil-a at six and don't be late. >> i can't see. i'm late. >> a new eyes in the right place when i saw these guys, the philadelphia dress to impress. >> that's pretty exciting. >> i was handed documents to sign which i wish i looked at more closely. then wear off, headed to the ss u.s. in the dark of night. >> please don't walked on that side. >> i have taken you aboard the ship before it is known as america's flagship. known for its transatlantic see. it's

magical during the day, but a little different at night. that's creepy. >> i was on a hunt to find santa and nobody was going to stand in my way. i climbed the ladder and grabbed onto my flashlight. santa, i found you. there you are. i thought i would never find you. >> you are one of the good little girl's. >> it really? santa did what he could to help, decorating this vessel with a energy efficient lights. what more could you ask for? he did it with a 10,000 dollars donation what lit up this ship for the first time in years. so

as you can see, it is always an adventure on board the ship, whether it is night or day. it clearly changed day. it clearly changed a lot from its 1950s and 60s glamour days but it manages to put a smile on my face. as as always, tweet me or thoughts at chasing's can't i just go to the ball to find santa the next time? >> you've always been difficult. me? [laughter] >> with all the running round that everybody does for christmas it's hard to forget the real message of the season. togetherness, inclusiveness, and love and your fellow man. let's have more of that the season. whatever you call it, merry christmas, happy hanukkah, happy kwanzaa and get ready for a great new year ready for a great new year in 2017. >> santa is coming to town. headed to the uss, decorating >> santa is coming to town. headed to the uss, decorating this vessel w

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