. >> wow! >> we're off. >> did you register to vote? >> that was racial. >> what are you doing? >> trying to find a silver lining here. >> that was really rude. >> all my daughter's first pictures were in the first floor. >> if your handgun disappeared, i'm going to knock you the [ bleep ] out. put your hand in the face, i'm going to knock you the [ bleep ] out. bill: video gets posted to facebook, goes viral about, a cop and a couple of peppers. what do you got?

>> atlantic city police department is investigating a video of a traffic stop surfaced on facebook. facebook user showout ofg posted this video to his page with the caption, acpd, atlantic city police department, police harassment hashtag share. the video gins in the middle of the conversation between driver, passenger and unidentified k-9 atlantic city officer. >> i'm not trying to get you -- >> the officer responds there are two ways this can go. >> take the phone and stick it out of my face. >> i'm not committing no crime. >> don't worry about it. reporter: the two ways, you can hear clearly. >> go two ways, you fraud the [ bleep ] out, the 90 pound doberman is going to rip the [ bleep ] out of you. if the handgun disappeared. i'm going to knock you the

[ bleep ] out. >> the back and forth doesn't end there. >> i'm going to drag you out of the window. >> just be quiet, sir. reporter: and adds he has no problem fighting the men in the car. >> i'm not disrespecting you. i got no problem, you want to frog, step out and we'll bang. bill: before you go on, what is frog? >> acting inappropriately. the video ends there, we don't know what happened before or after the video as it was posted by the man in the car. it's been viewed over 50,000 times from his facebook page. the police department did acknowledge the incident and pointed to a statement and reads in part, the tone is concerning and not condoned by the department and go onto say the officer involved placed on administrative assignment, pending the outcome of an investigation. now with us on skype, someone who spent many years as k-9 unit commander.

you've seen the video, from what we've seen, which isn't everything, what can you gather from the behavior of the man in the car and the actions of the officer involved? >> i got to watch the video. we don't know the beginning of the video and what led to that and obviously escalated. the gentlemen in the car were being professional, but i think the officer had an issue with as soon as the video starts you notice the passenger, his hand may have been out the window with his phone in the officer's face. you are blocking the officer's view, that becomes a safety issue. he wants to see what's going on in the car, wants to see everybody's hands and wants everyone to go home safe. >> up to the frog [ bleep ] frog the [ bleep ] up and we'll step out and bang. >> i don't mind the officer raising his voice. i would have issue with him utilizing the dog with the threat. that's not what the dog is

about. >> i guarantee the 90 pound doberman is going to rip the [ bleep ] out of you. >> you can't tell them he can't use the phone. that is unacceptable. >> you feel inferior to the cop. >> you should. the only thing the officer did outside the lines is tell the guy he couldn't film because he can. bill: to the point, in terms of de-escalation, clearly the situation did de-escalate. >> we don't know what's coming before. bill: if you looked at demeanor of the guys, no one got shot, no tasing, the dog never came out. >> i'm not that [ bleep ] guy, you understand me. calm the [ bleep ] down. you feel me? >> yes, sir. >> you'll go away, real cool. >> i've requested the body cam video of the officer, we'll get on maybe see the other side and see your take on it. bill: captain pinot, thank you. you look great, you're good. >> really?

no, you wouldn't. >> piloting a military helicopter can be tough, why you ask? sometimes when you get lost you can't pull off to a gas station and ask for directions. let's go to kazakhstan, shall we? a military helicopter landing on a road that would seem to be desolate. siberian road, and gets out of the helicopter, go to the truck that's been pulled over and asks for directions, hopefully he got to the destination. >> chef, are you concerned that there's an archrival, another wanna-be truck out there after you? >> no concern at all, no concern at all, we are only concerned with doing better what we did yesterday. serving people with heart, passion, and fearlessly, anything trying to do anything outside the way, we don't care, we're going to serve

you, anyway. >> i'm on the hunt to find people shooting at our friend chef's food truck thursday night while they had customers in line and employees were serving them those delicious fried hoagies we enjoyed onset. >> right here. right here. >> two, three inches over someone's head, man. could have done damage. come and get the zogie. >> no one was hurt, and chef was not at the food truck at the time it happened. he was at home and driving back to his truck and said he couldn't believe the news. >> i couldn't believe it. i said that didn't just happen, did it? >> it did. >> i looked and saw the hole. i said wow, it happened. but no one is hurt again, and i said, hey, we got to keep feeding the people. reporter: it's lunchtime and his food fanatics have been

pouring in. the chef says no one is stopping him while he's on the ladder to success. >> we need 15 vendors. >> vendors is turning up for the past two months. zogie frenzy is going on and we are having fun from the break of dawn. >> scared me a little bit. >> not stopping you supporting him, right? >> no, never, i'm back there today. >> do they think it was a gang? do they think it was him targeted. a robbery gone awry or stupid kids that got ahold of a gun, do the cops have leads or theories? >> they don't, there is no surveillance video to help in the case. the chef believes it was a bunch of teenagers, that's his mind-set, with what these are hearing from his customers. >> but bullets fired toward a gas station. bill: i know, i know you've seen reny harlan movies.

>> i go by zoo lander. bill: more importantly, are you going to bring some back? >> sorry, not today. bill: come on, ashley. reporter: you got to come here to get zogis. ♪. >> oh, man. >> it's sibile here in new york at 4 world trade center. after a contentious multibillion dollar battle pitting new york governor cuomo against new jersey officials with accusations of bullying flying around, port authority director announced that the capitol plan is moving along. now that they have a blueprint to move forward, what does that mean for the bus terminal. in the most recent editorial diane doctor made a compelling argument for placing the new bus terminal in new jersey. i asked port authority

officials about safety concerns at the oculus, a transportation hub, costs over $4 billion to build, yet over the weekend, a young woman, jenny santo, 29 years old, fell off the escalator to her death, 34 feet below when she hit the marble floor. >> we're aware of a tragic occurrence, i'm not going to comment on the circumstances, i don't think it would be appropriate. reporter: port authority officials approved $70 million for the start of planning and permitting for a bus terminal on the west side of manhattan. i asked port authority officials about the new bus terminal. >> the board made the decision ratified today that the bus terminal will be billed from the west side of manhattan, i don't see that reversed or changed. >> follow us on "chasing news." bill: we are joined by one of our favorite radio hosts, astra from 92.3. [cheers]

astra, welcome back to "chasing news". i understand you were hanging with dr. oz? >> i was, we were heading out last night at awesome gym in new york city. it's all based upon boxing and interval training and it was pretty much like a lot of celebrities hanging out there. bill: got to be gossip going on, right? >> international singer luna was there, and buster one of the new york jets, if you're a jet fan. bill: let me stop you there, astra. did he commit 11 pass interference penalties during the workout? >> no, he had cool action and foot moves with all the warm-ups and couple of uppercuts. bill: we're looking for dr. oz gossip? >> dr. oz was packing some punches in i have to say.

he was doing a lot of punching on the bag, a lot of push-ups, sit-ups, a lot of squats with the weights. i was impressed. despite the fact he's also a heart surgeon, he knows how to get his heart rate going. >> was he work out in scrubs, seems to be the only clothing he owns? >> no, he was working out in the only bright yellow shirt, you could stop traffic in that. sweat pants, sneakers and he was ready to rock. he went through the entire class without taking a break. bill: astra, thank you, a lot of us are living vicariously through you and celebrity connections. plug your show, astra on the air, 92.3. >> yes, monday through friday, 3:00 to 7:00. tune in, and i will tell you everything you need to know celebrity based. bill: you're the best. thanks astra.

[cheers] >> thanks. when it seems you've gotten ahead, he falls behind again. chris christie violated the official misconduct statute by not telling his aides to stop the realignment of the lanes to the george washington bridge. >> one thing to say that maybe there's probable cause that somebody committed a crime.

law.. >> hey, alex, a tape of the show. maybe go outside. how about that? >> take a look at dramatic

dashcam video from last weekend when an officer used police cruiser to push a burning car away from a fast food building. he pushed the burning car out of way. no one was injured.. >> guys, brutal week for governor christie. what a creek of contrast from the white house to the courthouse. team chaser coverage, matt rooney is going to weigh in, editor of the st. jersey blog, friend of the show and diana. first, matt, courthouse. >> governor chris christie when it seems he's gotten ahead of the bridgegate shenanigans that followed him. christie going from highly publicized lunch with president trump at white house, just a day ago, and now receiving a summons in the mail. no one likes to receive the summons for christie. it could be official misconduct with the possibility of 5-10 years in

jail. that's because bill brennan is pursuing him again, and this time bill brennan has the law on his side with the judge ruling in bergen county thursday there is probable cause that chris christie violated the official misconduct statute by not telling aides to stop the realignment of the lanes from the george washington bridge in september of 2013 which became known as the bridgegate scandal. brennan waged this crusade since october and we're back where we were in october. here's the key thing, the judge ruled there's a possibility, not a definite fact, a possibility a crime has been committed. normally the case goes to the bergen county prosecutors office. last month the prosecutor's office said they're not going to pursue the case. refuse to go after the governor. we're deadlocked. at unprecedented judicial crisis in new jersey. who will take on governor christie? we don't know, bill brennan said he's going to repeat his call for a special prosecutor. someone who can take this case

on and predictably governor christie called today's court proceeding a nonevent and saying that the judge that ruled that christie could have committed official misconduct has once again violated the governor's constitutional rights and the judge is violating the law pure and simple. we'll see what happens, but christie, according to the judge has to show up in court on march 10th. put himself in the dock and answer the questions. bill: matt, let me bring you in here, is this -- bad press for sure, but are they truly deadlocked or is the prosecutor in your opinion as a lawyer blown off because there is nothing there? >> the christie administration said this is nonevent. that's true legally but certainly not a nonevent politically two. very different things. at the end of the day, it's one thing to say that maybe there's probable cause that somebody committed a crime, it's a much more difficult standard to say you can prove it in a court of law. you have to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. frankly, if we could prove

that chris christie did something wrong beyond a reasonable doubt, he probably would have been indicted by the u.s. attorney. >> still not counting him out politically. so much turmoil in the trump administration, and eventually trump is going to say he needs someone who can run a government. that could be christie. being dragged to municipal court is a joke. he's doing hoodie, footy pajama. no offense, bill, the governor doing hoodie, footy pajama ads, he's becoming a punch line. bill: diana, fresh off the train trip. what do you got? >> that's right, bill, a perfect day for breaking news. new jersey's political elite were all aboard the chamber train thursday for the annual walk to washington, a schmooze fest for lobiests, business leaders and political candidates. for me, it was the perfect

time to ask them about christy. what's your take on it? >> unfortunately, look, he should be prosecuted. i have legislation in for a special prosecutor, it's not moving. reporter: new jersey senator ray lesniak running for governor in new jersey had a lot to say on the topic. others not so much. >> not really, i haven't seen the report, i'm not a judge nor a lawyer and think we should let the judicial process lay out. reporter: governor christie was not on the train, he's taking his personal transportation to d.c. he's expected to be the keynote speaker at dinner later. but take a look for yourself. i don't think he was missed too much on this train. >> what's the trick? >> i'm pouring tito's and cranberry juice. >> a lot calmer than when i was going on. people carried on and off the train, unfortunately. reporter: the event is in 80th year, but there are newbies to it. one special guest, carnell joseph tobin was there. >> i think this is going to be

the high point of my life. >> why is that? >> because it's a unique experience. reporter: no shots. this is trenton, i gotta go. it was getting fun as i got off. bill: all right, let me ask, on your trek, you say it's quiet. i've been on the train years ago when they were still smoking. smoking drinking, it was chaos. it was fun. but doesn't seem productive. seems like you've got lobbyists and politicians and political wanna-bes figuring out ways to spend people's money. >> that's one way to put it. you know, there was a couple of rowdy cars where there was a ton of drinks and food. i saw a lot of laughter. bill: they should make the trip to new york to see what commuters are going through. >> joey maldonado was kicked out of the boy scouts for

saying he's a girl. they're changing position. you are an adult and should butt out. >> you made history.

. >> the sweaters yelled at me. it's not wrong to wear a sweater.

he weighs 87.5 pounds. i'm a sweat l

. >> it's the best skype from a gas station we've ever had. >> oh, my god. >> the french air force has a new weapon in the battle against drones that could pose a security risk. eagles. they're training baby eagles to associate drones with food and get a treat every time they pet or attack one as youngsters, and by the time they are adults, they are snagging these things right out of the sky.. bill: guys, great news, special guest chaser with us, comedian jay. >> i was hoping you'd get to me. finally. bill: former teacher, jersey guy. good to have you. >> and a person who's going to be on the stage with you, bill, february 23rd and march

2nd. bill: just when you thought your career was going great. >> do you like these pictures? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> do you prefer your mom put them away? >> throws them out, rips them and burns it with a lighter. reporter: joey maldonado kicked out of the cub scouts for being born a girl. i brought you the story. the story was a national one and the boy scouts of america reversed position or no longer letting a kid's birth certificate being a barrier for the gender they identify with. i caught up with joey in secaucus. >> you made history. you realize that? >> yeah. reporter: he loves the fight on tv but read the hate online. >> i watched it and i was like this is awesome and then the second i go to the comments -- i was like, are you serious?

some are inappropriate but this is one of them. i'm glad that joe's kicked out. reporter: well, you're not kicked out anymore. >> so tough for him! reporter: then it was time for joe and i to go to his cub scouts meeting. he was super excited. >> let's go to the cub scouts meeting. >> okay! [laughter]. reporter: once we got there, joe was rung towards the door and once we got to the cub scouts meeting in honor of black history month they were talking about the great american jesse owens who won four olympic gold medals at the 1936 olympics in nazi germany. one of the leaders drawn the distance that jesse owens jumped when he broke the world record, and the cub scouts had to make their own attempt. >> go, joe! go, joe! >> i should have run a little

bit faster than that. reporter: and then you would have made it. >> i'm technically making a basketball. i did this one in our class from experience. >> bill, this is a good story. acceptance is nice, i'm happy for joe. this is rooted in serious issues. the williams institute did a survey of americans. 4% have attempted suicide, when you go to a gay or less bean individual, it's 10-20%. the transgender individual it's up to 40%. little bit of acceptance early on in joe's life could lead to a healthy mental state later. >> i wonder how much of that stat that was wrapped up in kids struggling with gender disphoria and they want to be the gender they were born with, and i think this actually hurts because ultimately it's an encouragement of kids to embrace whatever the change is, and many kids not old enough to decide what movie they're going to watch, let alone what gender they're

going to be. >> he's only nine years old, let him be the gender he wants to be. he will have enough time in adult life to figure out what he wants to do. bill: i wish it were that simple. >> it is that simple. you're an adult and butt out of it. >> missing the bigger issue, what kind of terrible parent let's their kid joint cub scouts. we don't need this organization. this kid lives in jersey. he's going to merit badge in putting quarters into a meter? >> joe, what did you think of that? >> pretty cool. bill: another great night of "chasing news". thanks for watching. while the politicians are playing games in washington, those of us back here know our state is drowning in debt and corruption. something's got to be done, we'll stay on the case and keep you informed. i'm off for the next day or so. alice will be in tomorrow. have a great rest of your week. ge: whoo!

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