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>> you know. >> country. >> ashley, what is holding up the line. >> listen to the explosive racist tirade that was caught on cell phone video at sears in new brunswick sunday. >> i have an issue right here. >> send them back to their [bleep] country. >> call it what it is. a white ca woman spews hatred ad racist comments today today a o country. >> i don't know what the hell they. >> i felt it was my responsibility to spread the message to people that this is not something that is just happening in you know tennessee or in texas or wisconsin.

like this is happening here in new brunswick. in new jersey. one of the most diverse states. >> samone i who shot the video, said it was a couple and their daughter, they were making separate purchases both using coupons. >> there was family, latino family that was using a lot of coupons to maximize their savings. when you do that, it takes a lot of time, it was taking about 20 minutes. it was backing up the line. there were not many cashiers working that day. >> we could spend all day talking about this woman's outrageous behavior. >> send them bact back to theirn bleep [bleep] country. >> let's talk about the coupon. they were using these coupons.

he is an immigrant, he is originally from sicily, and -- i. >> i i noticed this right away. >> i went to line, i was told by sears employees they don't have paper coupons any more. and if you type in sears and coupons, you will find a coupon for everything that you need. >> 30% off. sears, let's see. >> why not take advantage of it? coupons are a double edge toward. if you are the person checking out, you keep your money in your pocket, but not cool if you are the frustrated person behind that person getting a little grumpy. which that woman was, we're not condoning her behavior at all. >> send them back to their own [bleep] country. >> this woman kind of felt a sense of power. and really we need to come

together and fight back against this kind of ability for people to just normalize hate. and feel comfortable spewing hate in public. >> he is not an indian. >> they are not indians. >> i don't know what the hell they are. >> i called sears, i went to that store it happened, management did not have comment. >> people, what they get frustrated and pissed off they go to the lowest common denominator, you see it all of the time, people think of worse most insulting thing i can say. >> she didn't just say hurry up, this is frustrating for me. she attacked them, go back to your own offing country. >> you are mad, you shout something because you are venting, you are not necessarily going to a script of what you are going to say. have you been mad, you heard of

road rage, i guess this would be line rage. the question, have you spent that much time in the line, i can't remember the last time i spent time in line. >> amazon. >> maybe if she were using coupons she would be a little bit happier. >> send them back to their own [bleep] country. >> what is on your bucket list. >> running with the bulls at pamplona, this 79-year-old grandma crossed off the most important one, at her grandson's graduation party in arlington, texas. she got help from her ground grandsons friends. keep partying grandma. >> normal babies are born at about 5.5 pounds to about 10 pounds. parents chrisy and larry corps s

have 4 kids, sh she went in fora c-second, baby carly came out 13 pounds 5 ounces, she is so cute, and chubby with to knows of rolls, you can see how adorable they are. as of now the parents are like, we're not having any more kids, they had to reach out to pampers, everything they bought does not fit. sab eel in new york. wanted for murder in russia, here at supreme court in brooklyn on wednesday. facing charges for drugging and robbing two men, i was in court for the procedural hearing. the. i told but victoria after my sit down interview with her at

rikers island in jail, she was referred to by "new york post" as the russian sex pot turned federa--international fudge fug. >> did you go by the name of rachel? >> different name. not my name, not victoria. rachel, mirra, sabina, different names. >> victoria was not in the courtroom, i got details about how she is holding up in jail. >> she is doing well. under the circumstances, she is doing quite well. >> next court appearance is august 15. follow me on twitter and follow the show. >> brian, you chased this story, it is time. time for a hair cut. >> it is, i am outside of

tomkat's barber shot in brooklyn, i will get this taken care of. and a buzz. by a barber. >> just a little. >> with teret's syndrome this is go a guy too put aside our assumptions of peal people. 28-year-old david, works here at tomkats, he experiences up to 12 ticks and twitches a minute. with teret syndrome. started with the stomach, gradually by the time i hit 9 years old, i was doing contractions with my stomacho much, i over developed my muscle, and had a six-pack by the time i was 9. >> he said cutting hair and giving shaves helps him focus

and reduces the amount of ticks and twitches he has. >> i am more relaxed. >> he started having symptons around 8 years old, he was not doing nois -- diagnosed for another decade, by that time he was already cutting hair. >> i had the clippers in my hand, i started to practice, i was doing a good job, some people change their mind about me a little, i was no longer the kid that twitches, i was the kid that cut really good hair. >> brian, question, not to be incentive, he holding a razor, are the ticks physical or his hands moving? >> physical ticks and twitched. he will have a straight razor to my neck in about 15 minutes. >> how disney does he is,proach you, does he go clippers first.

>> a fade? >> i don't know, what do you think? a perm? >> a permanent. >> do that. >> has he ever injured anyone? >> there is probably a first time for everything. >> good luck, we're pulling for you. >> go get him brian. >> awesome. >> the results speak for themselves. if you could only reach through the television and feel my cheeks right now. >> thank you so much. >> yep. hold on. >> 4 teens in custody for this disus-- disturbing viral video u see them attacking a man. this was in germantown section,

police are questions who may have shot the video. hopefully the teens get what is coming to them. >> look at this craigslist ad says needed generic father for backyard barbecue, posted by a college student in spokane, washington, they ask applicant have minimum 18 years father, and minimum 10 years grilling experience, and experience of lawn mowers, building a deck and jimmy buffett. this man's commitment, his earned him initial fame. >> i was keeping a close eye on it. always a tornado. looming. >> this is guy you want if there is a crisis, talk about no panic. >> you go on with life, keep on

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faith. high is cutting his grass with a large tornado looming in the background, friday evening, as dark clouds gathers and loomed. he thought, i really need to cut my grass. his kids that weekend had swim mights and sports events, he knew that it just had to get done. >> i was really keeping a close eye on it. photo shows my back toward the tornado. but if it came close, i would run to the basement and close the door. >> his daughter looks out, and sees he cutting the grass, with the tornado in the background. naturally she goes back inside, and goes and tells mom, mom come downstairs, and looks out and says -- get inside there is a big tornado, he said no. >> every day life, there will be a tornado or a storm looming.

you still have to go on with your usual life, keep focused. >> what else do you do in your free time? extreme sports. >> really? >> i was in russia climbing a high mountain there. i slipped and broke my ankle. i was 200 meters from the summit. it was a tough climb. >> this is the guy you want if there is a crisis, no panic, doing straight line, you know. >> he is just missing a beer. >> come inside. >> no. >> this is the life baby. >> highwa how are you, time fort stop 2014 rubber mat tour, coney island. they have been dishing out dogs every year in summer, they compete for most famous eating

contest. i think i have a more challenging way to eat a delicious nathan's frankfurter on the water, i have a dream to eat them in ultimate atmosphere, floating on my back in the atlantic ocean on my raft. way windier than i thought it was going to be, here we go. think i can do it? i can't get the food wet. hey, want a hot dog? want a hot dog? i'm having a ocean picnic. i should have skipped the fries, they are a problem. the fries are not going to -- can you hold my fries? i have to get on the raft. hold that while i get on the

raft. all right. push me out, push me out. woe, all right, i'm doing it! i'm doing it. >> there's no meat this this one? what happened to the frank? what happened to the frank? oh, [bleep], all right here we go. yeah, baby. ago, i have to finish my hot dog first, i got whistled in. >> all right young man. you can't be out there on the float.

i see you out there having lunch. >> no mats? >> no floating device in water. >> i managed to pull it off, i would never have been able to if not for that couple in the water, out thereby themselves in the freezing water, i had to hear their story. to get that one little coney island snap shot. >> how long have you been dating. >> 10 months. >> hold are you? >> 18. >> hanging out on coney island. with your girl. floating in the ocean, what is better. >> nothing. >> right that is a good day, that is what it's all about. >> living the dream. >> a lot better than eating hot dogs in the middle of the ocean. >> not quite, but to be 18 and in love. you know. pretty good. that is better than a hot dog.

>> as you know tuesday was primary election day in new jersey. republican ands democrats expected who, kim guadagno and phil murphy is democratic nominee. the take away is that a couple things, that turn out. talking about this earlier, turn out was about 13%. so this is one of the most record low turn outs that we've had. that means 9 out of 10 voters did not participate at all. couple surprises, fil murphy spt $20 million, got less than 50% of vote, and no names could people that should have been also ran did better, joey rullo,

and hirsch singh, it speaks to fact that republicans feel there is an opportunity to win, democrats picked way they thought they were going to go, but money doesn't buy everything, murphy, you cannot buy general election, if 20 million gets you 48%, you will have to spend more on general. >> franky -- was in army for 23 years, and as als. check out this video of senior sanding up. this was most moving part.

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graduated basic training in san antonio, check out suffer i -- . standing up, he has als. this was incredibly moving. >> alex, there is a nominee to be new fbi director close to hem in jersey. >> president trump jolted washington, d.c. awake this morning, getting a productive start to his day, he intending to nominate christopher wray as new head of fbi. since the firing will comey a procession of names have come and gone, but president settled on wray, who is he? three things you don't know about kris wray, number one thing, local to new jersey, he

was governor chri chris christis lawyer during the bridgegate scandal. governor christie has not said whether or not he advised the president on wray but had these laudatory words last week. >> i have utmost confidence in chris, an outstanding lawyer. with absolute integritiy and honesty. >> wray spent time as circumstanceaattorneygeneral duh administration. number three, his wife helen is a southern belle. with a language long history in attendant, and presented at atlanta debutante ball before

she met wray, i do declare. >> a jersey guy, is he from here? >> no. >> in law firm? >> bridgegate lawyer. >> yeah. >> another great night of chasing news, thanks for watching, we'll be back tomorrow, don't worry, you know where. >> it's not what you hear on the news every night. >> usually work so hard you don't get cold. >> you think this is bad, that would be a disaster. >> these are a bunch of fools they ought to be

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