>> we are not divided. >> how do you think people are dividing us? >> we are not divided. >> this is a great spot for herself a. >> don't agree with you about.

>> people not divided. >> diana, they will not divide us. what what you got? >> that really sums it up. i am in queens outside what has become one of the most protesting of donald trump and they have not stopped him and he will not divide us by actors shiloh -- >> he will not divide us. >> how did you come up with this? he got elected, and this is the response to it. >> he will not divide us. >> how do you think trump is dividing a. >> i'm nothing the. >> they have been meeting here since the inauguration in the parking lot outside the museum in new york city. and and for

the next four years if they stand he will not divide us. >> he will not divide us. into the same small by the wall. >> he will not divide us. >> we cannot here and were going to school and i saw shiloh and i said oh my god. so i just decided to come because -- i don't know,. >> and people here say it's about love and acceptance. >> it doesn't appear man, a boy, girl, girl, and animal, if you believe, if you have love. >> but i wanted to hear from about what he had to say.

>> where you from, what's her name? >> on. >> on diana. >> from where? >> , long island girl. but i'm a reporter with a show called chasing news. so, what is this all about? i hear that hear that he will not divide us. >> it's about people saying he will not divide us and hit the wall. >> so what you hope to accomplish doing it all? >> right here. >> what i found is it's really about he will not divide us. >> he will not divide us. do you think it's working? >> it yes. >> as for the neighbors, they don't seem to be taking it too well. let's just say lots of delivery

guys showing up come here bringing food but no one here ordered food. >> seven here ordered. >> what up? and they didn't pay for it. you all have food with you and they said that they didn't order it and then another guy has death threats. >> there tell me to kill myself and using all these racist things. >> on the whole division thing, he yelled at the guy who showed up with what it have again, america make america great at. >> he's been labeled at the white supremacist. >> who. >> the other guy. >> he will not divide us.

>> i don't see anybody there now. >> i know, it's pouring rain. >> so the message depends on the weather? unless it's raining. then he can divide a. >> for a few minutes i guess guess. >> was he coherent at all when he was goat talking to? would he had both the oars in the water? >> i thought the transformer movies did a little better what is he look homeless? >> i mean i can no is called acting. >> thank you diana. he will not divide us.

>> take a look at the shocking video on washington state of a motorcycle running into the back of a moving vehicle. the motorcyclist is thrown off of the bike and onto the trunk of the car. what happened was the motorcyclist spotted the driver and try to catch up so he could captured the license plates on his go pro camera. the car had to slow down because of traffic and that caused the accident. the towing and recovery and posted it on their facebook page this week. police are asking if you do see a suspicious driver or someone you might be drunk driving please call the police and do not take matters in your own hands. >> the nor'easter is behind us, now through the storm we unveiled the first ever chasing news then t box. it was good. it was like i couldn't get

through all of them so we have 16 to go. >> i had the seabright which was in line, some day to be the first town in new jersey to sly completely into the ocean. a lot of water in the streets. it was fun was fun to stand on a flooded road with the gonna make it and who is not going to make it. >> it to in 3 feet in some areas. this is a town that is used to flooded. it is a way of life here. now remember this town was devastated by her hurricane sandy. they are now happy that the houses are a pie. >> when hurricane sandy came through my house was on street level and i had 6 feet of water. >> now overall they fared really well in the storm which did not strike at a new moon, structuring the meek tide.

>> i was trying to remember that this morning. >> in the end it was nothing so serious that you cannot get through without just strapping a couple of hefty bags to your feet. >> i got news for you, they work. i will say that. just improvising. >> seen that you know so much about whether in meteorology, where the waves wavy? >> they were wavier yesterday. >> that's what i thought. >> i came out here about an hour ago and they were not quite as wavy. i'm not a meteorologist, sorry. >> since he went to get out there and tackle the wave. >> the wind is shifting and the waves are getting good now. i kind of wish i was somewhere else.

>> don't give them any ideas you will have you out this afternoon and i will be a segment for tomorrow. >> a lot of preparation is important for the storms. beach erosion was a big issue. major replenishment programs and there is over 70% things are going just from this nor'easter. you have to go back and replenish once again. >> jason a story, story that could be about bacon. what he got? >> work couldn't be. >> enter the story about wilbur. while when life with wilbert be like? >> he's definitely my child. one of the family. so here we are. >> krista got him online five years ago and now they have lived together with wilbur's brother, milo and staten island. if you're wondering milo is a doll, not another peak. >> wilbur is a great companion. he's like a dog. anything

anything my dog does, he does. he goes out the doggie door. well a piggy door. >> she received a violation from the city saying that she was unlawfully keeping a wild animal. judge dismissed the violation and may. >> your terrible human being bill's. >> and i the only one? >> a judge dismissed the violation in may when he found out that wilbur is christie's emotional support pigs. >> wilbur is just there to cuddle with her. he's there to watch tv with her and of course play with his brother, milo. but the department of health stepped in and reverse the dismissal. now wilbur. now wilbur may not be able to stay with christie. there is one ray of hope and that lies with senator anthony avella. if he can pass a bill the next couple of days before january 31, wilbur gets to stay

with his mom and brother and staten island. >> how did they find out about wilbur? >> someone made a 311 call christie. >> when it comes to why we have this whole pet pig trend, thanks celebrity victoria beckham, paris hilton, they had their own pagan now everybody wants it. >> a pig is a farm animal. it's not supposed to sit near living room living room all day long. sure it has to go outside and use the bathroom and the neighbors are like what the heck? >> it's for personal property. their differences. there are form pigs in their domestic takes. christie bottom is a domestic pagan from a breeder. breeder. the breeder said the pig wasn't supposed to grow bigger than 35 pounds. >> who dropped the dime on the neighbor with a pet pig. >> to share my love a bacon? >> my focus is on the type of

murder that he is. one person leads to another, leads to another. to another. i'm doing my own work.

>> no but is smelling. >> am i the only one? >> today is a central hockey -- of cuteness overload and have a

baby polar bear for you. check out the younger polar bear app or lens the zoo. a -month-old and on monday they shared this video of him eating his dinner in front of the camera. they thought it was so cute they showed it with everyone. i will take a lot of pieces of meat to grow from the size size of his mother who could probably eat bill. >> how about that. >> joy walked around new york city right after the women's march for about two hours and check out the video. this is on welcome reception he got as he was wearing a make america great again hat. >> my not be the right place come about 79% of new yorkers did vote for hillary. just say no this youtube star has been involved in hoax before.

>> when investigating the case of karina, a queens woman who is rapes and murder while on an afternoon jog near her family's home in howard beach this past august. in december the nypd released al of karina, a queens woman who is rapes and murder while on an afternoon jog near her family's home in howard beach this past august. in december the nypd released a partial profile of her killer. >> one person leads to another person, leads to another person. i'm doing my own pi work. authority so have no reservation. >> who is your higher authority? >> up there. i'm doing whatever it takes. >> we wanted to go deeper so that retired detective and i hired john kelly. >> is who's in the profile?

>> john kelly worked on the green river case. she was definitely his target. my focus is on the type of murder that he is. >> he's done done other cases that he's worked on, john kelly made sure that it's not just a suspect, it's a predator. >> this predator bhe itally attacked her, killed her, and hit her body and was not seemur >> is a male bodyween 22 and 32. he has a sophisticated organizational skills. >> youmur there with area, i'm looking at one either hugh was a parked weller and lived inside the park, is homeless, the other other thing i'm looking at that makes more sense to me is that he also is in that park at a certain time for jogrk ng,

getting in shape. he may even be in there to do drugs. >> he probably saw her before when he was running with you. may have fantasized about hers obsessed about her because she was so beautiful. >> i think the reason is opportunity appeared to him is that he has seen her before. >> it could prior counts could be voyeurism, or sexual abuse of a woman or stealing underwear. >> he is getting a lot of gratification and probably a lot of sexual gratification having that complete kind of dominance over his victim. >> it's all one in the same. >> and it becomes a ritual. it's not going to be a matter of if he's going to rape and kill again. it's going to be a matter of when he is going to rape and kill again. every day that that goes by the clock is ticking.

>> well this is right on the money. one thing that is not in their, this is not his first time raping but they feel is his first time killing. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> this how did you know where he was, and i said because she told me. >> did they ever feel like you they felt you were involved? >> of course. i report her missing, i find the body. it's standard police procedure, a set of course. i said i said if they needed my arm i give them the mayor.

i was eliminated immediately. i gave them my dna. the had the had a profile on the sky right away. it just didn't match. >> he has been talking about a diúgerent profile, the telltale dna left behind by his daughter's killer. so far test agaied up negative. but phil wants a new process to be approved that could break the logjam and locate his daughter's murder. >> i22 waiting for this e enotype, this dna to come about. >> familial searching can detee. killer are in the dna database, allowing police to work on a apmily tree to find the killer. however it needs to have a special approiall by the state cotanission of forensic scieabu. that meeting will happen february 10 in new york city. he is marshaling all the support he can find to get the okay.

>> i believe in rodyrilttion. >> matthew 5.38, and i for an eye, retribution it's called. forgiveness is not up to me. >> is. >> is up to the man upstairs? >> tomorrow we conclude our search at howard beach and we ask, to cream's killer come from inside the park? or from her own neighborhood? >> this is a 10 - 20-mile course with obstacles. i'm talking talking electric you should, teargas. >> we have a funky monkey,. >> if you like every year they have to e are alate the danger. >> we think electric you people have to e are alate the danger. >> we think electric you people is good.

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>> a jcloge dismissed the violation. >> it's cooking right now. >> you are terrible human being bill spady.

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1700-dollar-guitar and shove it down his pants. >> the police need your help. >> the board was covered with sketches, illustrations, and with the names to match. >> funky monkey, giant pop in my, pop and, pop and lock like a dance move. >> next what is feasible in terms of cost. the people be able to do it. my favorite topic, safety as a chicken little of the office, you better believe that was one of my questions. >> it is one of the most part parts of the process but you don't start with that in mind. that would cause you to say electrocuting people is bad

right off of the bat. we think electrocuting people as good good. >> so determining what obstacles to build employees test them and then people come in and test them as well. >> he had to say that it was a small part of his job. >> the rest of the time is spent on stuff that is way less sexy. once we know but what we want to do we have to figure out how to take this silly looking sketch and make it a real obstacle. >> his degrees in urban planning. not totally unrelated to what he's doing now. he has been with tough water for five years and got the job because he was doing tough mutters himself. i asked him for a bit of career advice. we want to figure out what to do when they get older. >> try to be creative about what it is you want to do. i found this job through pursuing my own interest. >> did if you like every year they have to escalate the danger? does it keep getting more crazy? >> when i about the brainstorming sessions he said they think about what appears to people have?

how can we build off of the fierce. >> and i'm like oh my god that's terrible. >> i can't really see her wanted to do that. that being said i was thought i would want to do this. we stood go mudslide and after soccer practice. but now hearing but now hearing this, i'm not really down for electrocution. >> people actually pay to do this. if i do this you would have to pay me a ton to even attempt to do a tough water. >> just think how productive america would be if every workplace you'd have to work through the fear of electrocution, swim under fire, america would be -- >> like gym class, tough mutter. i love it. >> another great night of chasing news. thanks for watching. don't worry, were going to get to all of the rest of those boxes. about 13 to go. boxes. about 13 to go. see you tomorrow night.

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