>> nine months on earth. law cass' heart stopped two times income the worst thing we. >> coup have gotten happened. your son will die what is they told me. >> how can you give up on someone this had not given up on themselves? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> we're off. >> you have registered to vote? >> trying to fund sul ver lining here. >> that was really rude. >> in the third floor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> guys, this is will you cass, he is nine months old, he is absolutely adorable. happy little boy. i spent a day with his mom and him in new jersey and nine months on earth and will you cass' heart had stopped two times. a we tried to bring him home. he we had him on oxygen. we had tubing all over this house and lasted about two days before we broug him back and respiratory distress. he was two and a half months old at that point and he had full blown code the next dy and died. she had a torm totally normal pregnancy. all issues. born last june and 2016, self pound between ounces but the joy did not last long. the mom is a registered nurse in priceton. one hour after she noticed something was wrong. >> about look i said, an hour and a half, two hours later, he started having some respitory distress and we had to dock come machine and check him out and take ton ni cru.

>> he could not breath. he was poked, prodded. now, how about this? one in six million. throws odds for acg's. when she hard the mu, ashley being nurse blew that meant. usually fatal within 30 days of birth. >> so devastating. your son will die what is they told me. >> oh, my gosh. >> you know? 100% fatal. >> even in the next few week whens the heart stopped two times, youund ready stand why his favorite toy is super man. i was calling him super bowl after i heard that story. >> now the only thing was bilateral lung transplant. another infant's death was the key to the life. >> well, our surgeons ply out and harvest the lungs then bring them back. the raisey part was. the night before the election, so obama and

million ry. right there. >> right there. right there. >> right there. >> the children's hospital of philadelphia and new baby angel. of course not without complications and a so great they had to leave the chest cavity cavity to see the scarring there for five days to let some of the pressure relief and let the lungs and the organs kind of fund the place inside of the body. and he has a long road ahead of him. 80% of lung transplants the body rejects within ten year and has to go back on the transplant also and you can merv get third transplant. so. >> questionable to hear about infant and then you think about, that amazing struggle that this kid has the opportunity with some, what they can do today and just mind bog ling. >> yeah. the last, the last couple of mobs. so knotless watching the development. >> by all accounts, he is making noise. >> smiling. he he is smiling. he is playing all the time. you know? a great thing and great family. i hop the best.

hopefully not the last time i see this kiddo. >> is your microphone on? rohan, microphone? how was your day? reporter: well, bill, a tough morning for someone, the owner of this den on i-95 north mare the bridge in philadelphia. you are ol chaser snapped this photo. also check out this fresco user video the news grabber and they have some driving on i-90 and saw the car fire and if you the view weir like to john the pressco news team, shoot individual re, send it to us, we'll pay you for it. download the pressco news app and make yourself some money. >> the banks of the river here. look out and wonder what is on the bottom of that river. well, youtube it, scuba diver down, dive to the bottom of the river in columbus, georgia just look for stuff. in this video, he finds

iphone, a um cohundred in fishing equipment. what do you think we find out nearly we should do this. it makes you want to do this. >> i, i had some scuba gear watching this guy. all right. let's get him to do it. >> lucky will do it. ricky will do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> do you got? reporter: well, welcome to my spring wonderland! i headed up to newark to branch brooks park and cherry blossoms are all over this place. it is beautiful. the smell of it intoxicating. >> i love spring. i jumped the gun on this. i wore the sunday easter hat because i love easter and i could not wait until sunday. and, so as i was walking around the cherry blossom trees smelling them actually right where i was. the largest collection of cherry blossom trees in america. so, yeah.

as i was taking, as i was surrounded by the intoxicating smell of the cherry blossoms, i fell into this smell. i think i have fallen under a smell spell, like alice and wonderland. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wait, who is this? are you okay? yes. am i am your friend inch they i wake up. there it is. >> no. >> then i asked them some more about cherry blos sops and we walked around. >> this is a cherry blossom capital of the world. right here in ses ex-con ty. >> revery proud of him movement well, they make you want to be a kid again. that is it. >> alice and wonderland. >> so beautiful. all right. >> then we spoke about cherry plos toms ap walked around the trees then told melt the history.

>> this is the first county park system in the country rig here. you talk about how in japan, cherry blossoms are part of the religious culture and people use it to med. yeah. >> do you have allergies? autos no. >> no. >> one thing they didn't warn me about. people look to clam the trees. >> right. >> maze have done that but we'll keep this a secret. >> i won't receipt them know what happened? >> so, yeah. i got my buddy here, the layon. nothing to worry. nothing to fear here. and what is that? >> oh, he was just talking about how beautiful the lady lion over here looks. it is worth it. >> thank you, sibile. [laughter]

reporter: united airlines has once again stirred up a nation ago uproar just weeks after the leggings debacle from this video posted sunday evening. [yelling] reporter: throw security guards apropping dr. daniel doo from elizabethtown, kentucky. dr. doa was grab then on the video you see him company screaming. and then being dragged by his arms to the front of the plane leaving out of chicago o'hare and headed to louisville, kentucky. you may not have announce the plane was overbooked and that four people had to give up the seats for united employees flying standby. want to read a brief part of the statement which united airlines ceo oscar munoz saying on twitter. "i apologize for having to reaccommodate these customers. " now think security guard

you saw on the idio has been placed on administrative leib. but her is a clip from governor chris christie on fox and friends wednesday morning blasting united airlines and prepping president donald trump anticipate administration to end the rack tis of airlines boeing able to bump passengers off of planes. >> well, review how the airlines are really using the overbooking and suspend them. stop them from doing. what we saw the other night, unfortunately is typical of the attitude of the united airlines. >> to weigh in on the lee bally ty of this issue is legal analysts. i think he is going to sue them for assault, and tingsal infliction of emotional distress but i don't think the lawsuit will get that far, he has lots of claims he could load on but i think what will happen is that this will be settled because it turns in a real p.r. night mere for united. u don't have auto mattic right to stay on the plane. actually faa regulations are very clear. you have to come bly the lawful orders or at least

the reasonable requests of the flight crew so when the flight tain dent, the git agent says you got to get out of the seat because we did the to put somebody else in there. you have one choice. that is to get up. get off the plane. crest ty is dep desperate to be on the rooting side of the issue with the popularity veries plummeting he is speaking out on nothing he has to do with. >> not only that, silence on the new jersey transit debacle over the last week. the wants to weigh in p. what a hypocrite. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> take a look at the tweet that was sent out by cosmopolitan. a woman's health and beauty magazine. the tweet says how this woman lost 44 pounds without any exercise. sounds great you? want to click ob it immediately. when do you click on it, it is because the woman had cap ser. not the best tweet they probably could have sent out.

yeah. exactly. the tweet has been deleted. and, and i think they should stare cleaver any diet input going forward. ♪ ♪ >> we are hear on campus. rohan, you have been chasing heroin end dem doing in new jersey. >> i could be a victim of the circumstance. my entire family from three den ration above me has some sort of drug addiction. reporter: hard work doesn't beat cancer. ♪ ♪ >> have a story we should know about? ♪ ♪ help us chase it down. logging ton chasing news.com/tips. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> how is this? >> let me see your hand. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> strap on. >> i know. i know. >> oh, oh. >> reporter: so this is what i have to look at every morning when i go to the park. it is perfect shot to prove that they are now bearing milk. to prove it, she is flen. >> i am hearing from our executive producer, we are going to have to blur the

giraffe. >> loop the whole conversation. >> bleep. bleep the whole conversation. reporter: take look at the video of calf who was looking at optical illusion. you know the little calendars they make them out of. you stair and you see different pictures pop out? well, this is blowing thissed did's mind, apparently. ryan posted it on youtube. it has over two million hits. ratty funny. pretty funny net ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a. >> hi, guys. welcome to a very special sect of chasing news. we here on the campus of at the college of ewing, new jersey. we have great student studio audience. guy, give yourself a round of applause. before we get a serious subject. i yun he stand there is a gift. how are you? >> welcome.

>> what is your time? jame. >> all right. jake. yeah. you gat shirt here. how much does it costs? >> $30. any discounts? >> no. i will take it. >> very nice. >> we do have a serious subject to cover rohan you have been chasing the story about the heroin epidemic, the opioid end dem k in new jersey for awhile now. and you got update on some of the stories you already brought yous. what do you got into yeah. i have been covering the addiction cry since new jersey specifically dealing with heroin a little bit more than anything else. we want to address the college live audience that we have here. a little bit about what guess on on college campuses. >> young people ages 18 to 24 years old are susceptible to addiction but if are in college. you are twice as suss pep be to abused drug and alcohol. half of the students have reported binge drinking at one point during the col almost career. want as to follow up on couple of stories have done. a college grad it a very high a, ok. in psychology. he understands very clearly

the problems that he has. but he cannot peat them. that is the scary part. i think of addiction. >> i was telling the guys before we started to tape the seg am that i spoke to with the doctors last week. i talked about the difference between decision making andy sees. you don't get angry that somebody has cancer. his sister was mad at hem because in his sobriety over the course of six to agent days in rehab. he made conscious decision to get out and go back to the street. he went through detox then went though rehab facility and spent six days there. he was clean. he had a free scholarship to one of the best treat facilities in the area. he knew. you know, he wanted to own his sew pry ty. that is what he tells me mment i see him on the streets. >> getting out high. so the drug is powerful that after awhile. pit controls your movement and your decision and i shared a story about having prain surgery and a lot of times people have surgeries and they get on the very

high dose of opioids. i remember when the doctor had to pull me off. it really was almost like someone pulled the plug. >> there had been a lot of controversy lately with some peoples did apring saying we shouldn't call it a disease they say comparing it to cancer. you know, the hard work doesn't beat cancer and takes away the person al responges factor of getting over that and learning what went wrong. so i think, that is a debate because you see with governor christie. he now always calls it a disease. we spent it a love time in the generation haivier. your parent's generation. verys' city to look at your generation of college students to say, oh, you guys are all victims. a victim of circumstance. do you think it is that. i think it all depends on the individual? >> yeah. to be honest. i could be a victim of circumstance my entire family from about three generation above me has all dealt with some form of drug addiction so more so the person and the personal choices in how they feel more so than the situation. >> i mean, it really does

have to deal well cirks because there's some people, look i live in a suburban neighborhood. one of my friend's older brothers overdosed on heroin my freshman year. it is hard in certain neighbors you see more of a press sense of drug addiction and, and a lot of areas, um, and like more poverty ridden and you don't see as much public outcry. are your parents worried but being on campus yeah. i am the first chilled and i don't know. >> well, they do worry. >> yeah. they do. >> i showed you down on the first story dy. >> yep. he was as clean as i can believe when we did that story. he looked amazing. sense then he relapsed a few time then i learned it was the birthday yesterday. he is in jail. then, you know, that, that goes show you how powerful addiction is. you know it? was a hard thing for know hear. >> all right. thank you rohan. thank for joining phous the special seg am of chasing news. i want to thank our host and his great class her at the college of new jersey. now, if you got a t-shirt

for me. we are happy to film the suspect of chasing gnaws on the campus. tweet us. let us know. >> thanks, guys. yesterday was not easy for me. on my way home were work and normally at this point i would be calling delivery subpoena they could bring me food by the time i get home. >> but i am going to be strong. i will not do this. but i need you to know, i am hungry. >> to make matter worse. my friends invited me out for happy hour and had not seen them over a week. hide go. sitting there watching them eat was the worse. >> he doesn't care about my life at you a. i tried as to face from the garb. the doctor is not available now. >> i would love to fend for mo self. >> so far, today is not going much better. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i have to be in newark by 8:30 a.m. so i had

30mens to shower, prepare all my food, then get dressed, and get to work. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah. make this video. ♪ >> well, don't always turn out the way we want to soon this adds another wrinkle and what you do is, instead of giving up or giving yourself a hard time, which then completely derails you, you tray to make adjustment and your friends call to you go out and for happy hour, you can go but make a deal with yourself that if you are not going to be cooking at home, at least you are going to eat something that is somewhat healthy. >> if you want follow along in the journey. head over the in sta program page and be posting the up and down all thought the journey in you can send me awesome dm's like this one and super encouraging and always make me smile. until tomorrow, guys. bye. reporter: aim done, paul.

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♪ >> 6:45 on ran ny monday morning. rainy monday morning. ♪ ♪ >> opens up the place in linden and payinglogical attention to the man to slep on a bench alongside of the bar across the street that they also own. >> all of this time, all of this people, like sleep outside of the bench when they are drunk. inside of the deli, things are live streaming the news and bursting out of seaside park in manhattan. terrorist bombings from the weekend before and a manhunt una terrorist on the lose. the rain picks up. the man moves inside a vestibule covers the entrance of the bar. he goes across the street

and tells them to move. when he comes back to into the store, something about the conversation. that heed what this man and the majors he has been seeing on tv won't leave his mind. >> busy. >> busy. why does this guy look like the guy aam watching now. you know what happened next but you have never seen it like this before. new court don'ts, once interview, on locations footage and cell phone videos videos from otherness withs aring to give you a point of view, minute by minute breakdown when authorities took down ahmad kahn hemiwho say the manhattan bomber, a homegrown terrorists. >> he called the linden police and the unit was immediately sent out and the confrontation with rahami. yeah. taking a nap. >> yeah. you cannot be sneaking up on somebody's door.

>> who says? >> police officer angel approaches are a hemihere. he is sitting right there. he is right there. >> what is your maim? >> what is the last name? huh? >> khan. >> begins to talk to him. he reaches into the sweatshirt. >> you take cover her and head back to the weight patrol car to radio the backup and will arrive within seconds all of this time, he is allegedly fleeing up the street here. shooting all the way. [gunshots] >> the feet now shifts this intersection. with now five officers firing at are a hemiand altering nate shooting and take cover. firing back. urban combat in sur been a been a new jersey. [gunfire]

he guess done here. a garage further down east elizabeth avenue. officers hab cuff him and put him in awaiting ambulance. the threat neutralized within minutes like that. is all over. pedestrian suffered a stock this the bullet-proof vest and otherwise unharmed and he and another officer injured by flying glass from the bullet truck the window of the vehicle or the hospital by in the of the day. he has been held since on state and federal charges and awaiting tril on the gun fitting and the terrorist attack in seaside and manhattan. well, the tipster who set the events in motion. >> he end up doing something good, you know? you know, you do what you have to do as city. >> for more, seaside park attack and manhattan bombing, polo the show at chasing news. follow me. bill: another great night of chasing news. thanks for watching.

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