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because you couldn't use your white privilege card to get invited to black lives matter all black memorial day celebration, wow. >> i want to introduce you to a special guest. someone here who is a little bit controversial, probably after watching some of your clips on tv would agree with me 5% of the time, lisa durton . now suspended teacher, you went on tucker carlson show, defended black lives matter. there you are on fox news, defending not only black lives matter but an exclusive blacks only party they did to celebrate memorial day at exclusion of any other race, particularly white people. 448 hours later, essex county

college suspends you, i asked you, you said if you are black a suspension means you are fired. if you are white it means you are suspended. >> correct. you live your life as a person of color, there are unspoken racist things, in the way in which people to things, systematically, if you are suspended. i don't know what the ending will be, that is code for your fired. when i went to tucker carlson's show, i walked into the building as a professor. i go to class room, teacher the class, i'm out of there following day, day two, i walk in the building, then escort to my class, and told to them them that class was canceled. i'm doing this in front of my students? y by came physically ill.

>> first question, are you a racist? >> jesus? absolutely not. talking about racist is tough, i understand that. but we must have these discussions, it will make you feel uncomfortable, then you have a knee-jerk reaction, i was born into racism, i did not create it. do you find it interesting and ironic you got your free speech on fox news channel. >> absolutely. you have the right to free speech, but then the college, suspended me and punished me for the free speech, that is the issue, in my view. this i is an all black institution, mostly black and brown student, black vice president. >> was it white administrators? >> black, the add spi administrn the letter was a african-american man. >> is there a double standard of

a black's only versus what i's onlwhite's only even. >> if you want to exclude people based off race, then expect it to happen to you some day, when you want to go to an event. it is what happens. what do you to other people negatively will catch up with you. you should not exclude anyone based on race. >> do you agree with lisa defense of black lives matter? do you say, no? >> the reason, african-american community was feeling there were a bunch of african-americans who were being shot instead of arrested, there was an injustice that led to a revolt. we need to make sure it did you not happen. >> you seem upset by this exclusion. can we find a way that bill and tucker are invited to the next event. >> on black lives matter, you

canti e-mail them. >> lisa. stick around. >> i will. >> very interesting perspective. >> why not. >> thank you. >> woke up on the wrong side of the bed. >> this is the way i'm always. >> a water park that admits anyone with special needs for free. they have custom waterproof wheelchairs, a quick adjust in temperature for anyone sensitive to cold, so much more, the park was inspired by founder, gordon hartman's 23iar-year-old daughtr morgan who has special needs. >> these photos of a mom, what looks like college athletes, she was dropped off at college orientation at texas state, she got a text from mom, she wrote,

i made new friends, don't wait up. like any good millennial daughter she screen shotted the text-messages and tweeted them out it has gone viral. think her college on career is off to a good start. >> oh, no. no. no. >> anybody that sees that video, certain amount of excessive force, police brutality and et cetera. >> federal investigator from fbi, u.s. attorney office join investigation, into a june 4 pursuit, shooting and crash involving jers city police. lawyer for man in this video, obtained by a tv station, is speaking out.

alex represents miguel, 28-year-old west new york residence who was on his way home from work, he became caught up in end of a jersey city police chase. pink ston had allegedly refused to stop for officers, led police on a 6 mile chase that included at least two car crashes, including this fiery one in the video, he allegedly small slammed into the car, police officer raced in. >> a come plea innocent man going home from work. he was hit while moving, he is rolling on the ground, he is on fire. she trying the is trying to rems shirt, then police officers drawing their weapon, first thing was a kick to the face. >> jersey city police, said that video shows officers attempting to help the victim get him away. but mayor of jersey city is not

buying that. democrat have said, in aftermath. that the officer's actions were unacceptable. they have been placed on modified assignment as a result of this, hudson county prosecutor, has encouraged people to withhold their judgment, and allow her investigator with those from fbi and u.s. attorney's office to sift through the 15 videos and interview at least 20 witnesses. but one thing no one is disputing, is that miguel solis was at the wrong place at the absolute wrong time. father, of a 6-year-old boy. he is still in the burn unit. and has needed skin graphs, to his chest. >> he is going home. he is going home. it could happen to anyone. hopefully not. >> breaking point with subway and mta, headline thursday says

it all, mta admits, we're a train wreck. it is a mess. it is affecting at least 5 or 6 other lines, and through out the day, there commuters are upset. >> issues you on subway. >> delays. they raise fare disp and you are for work every day. >> the problem with there is corruption in the process. doesn't matter who is in charge. >> governor cuomo said he will take over control of the mta, i asked new yorkers how they felt about that. >> if he fixes it and stops the delays and not jack up the price, another dollar 50, if he does it then, yes.

>> it sounds like big brother to me. >> 1984. it is very emblematic. socialize government, but you know we thought we might have. >> i spoke with a political psychologist, and asked her, new yorkers we can't fix it right now what mechanisms can we use to ftse lou th through the day. >> coping skills. >> you take a mini vacation, close your eyes for 30 seconds, visualize yourself in a calm, peaceful place. >> it makes a difference. >> do they not hold bill de blasio accountable at all. is there some for the mayor. >> the mayors are just pissed off at the mta, that is who they are pay. it is the mta they want to to something about it. >> and transits are a mess, you go

to colombia in bogota, they got it down. best mass transit in third world cities. >> incredible. >> 18 second delay. >> in japan. nevertheless, i was on bullet train, the bomb. >> you can go to london it running rel tis relatively -- td the trains in london are older, equipmencome on. >> thank you. >> look at this, look at this. look at this highway, blocking off the river, who thought it was a good idea? >> in trenton a plan to reconnect river front and waterfront. >> trenton is a dead town, i think this is former glory days of a city that was once great. >> have a story we should know

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>> high 5. >> high-speed chase. >> from georgia, already now one had a boy in 50 years, she went to hospital, expecting a girl, look at that look, shock, joy on

her face, he is only a well -- liam was born. this one may be the best. >> james garner a man from plano, texas, his girlfriend died in a car accident with her parents in june, she was 8 months pregnant. their daughter survived. but she was still married to an estranged husband. james was not on t the birth certificate, they go the to worked out. he is bringing her home. >> time to get down and dirto the field. >> i had my jersey on, i met three members of new york red bull street team on the field. >> did you try out for the team. >> that is -- i'm in harrison,

new jersey at new york red bull arena. >> i'm not nervous. >> last week i jumped out of a plain, then a rode an elephant. >> they took me to school on the field. >> there you go. >> you and me. >> i love freestyling, it gives you the ability to to your thing, that is like, what we all are into. >> i think that i found my calling, i played goalie. >> my favorite position in soccer, only one you can use your hand, check out some of these saves that i had. had ♪ >> they were sneaking up a little bit. >> i am a soccer hater. >> why? >> i spend whole world cup in latin america. it was nuts, one big party. and you know -- xbox fifa, won

me over. >> i don't get why bill doesn't like soccer. we were prettiure you were italian. >> i am part japanese. and my japanese heritage we don't like soccer. >> a afrikans love soccer, caribbeans love soccer. >> race-based. >> shut up. >> i don't know, women we should love soccer, i don't know if anyone watched a soccer game, but when people that look like david beckham, and renaldo they are so good lucky. >> it would be a bigger sport in america if we won. >> i'm not a huge fan, but i will say, this arena in harrison has helped spur on a lot of good economic in this develop, in harrison, they got light rail, 25,000 people will show up this

weekend. boone for the economy. you will see our fans, best fans in sports come to life, like you never seen in new york. it will be packed, exciting, energy in the building is amazing. >> if you want tickets visit new york red bulls.com. >> no we're not selling tickets, they sold out. >> goal. look at this. look at this. look at this highway locking off the river. who thought this was a good idea? attention millennials, i have a tip for you on newest, hottest rareal estate market, trenton, w jersey. >> yeah. >> >> just the front door. >> 73 ha city has been down on c for years but it has great

material, attackture and walk able streets. >> it has a great amazing riverfront you can go to, walk, bike, relax. actually does not have a riverfront, it is blocked by a giant highway. >> there are spots along the river, right here in trenton, which are beautiful. but you can't get to them. i had to do a crazy turn off the highway to pull my car into here. >> woe, jesus. >> a lot of cities have the same problem, riverfronts were blocked off from street, city, neighborhoods, and they fixed it. unlike new jersey, and trenton, there has been a plan on the books for a long time to do the same thing, reconfigure route 29, planners and advocates have been calling this for a long

time, last week governor christie came up with a idea, $20 million foot bridge, a pedestrian bridge from state house parking lot to the river, i saw this -- >> a first step, developed park. land, right on the river for people to use and access. and i think a greater configuration in 29, if you might expect from looking at it, it would take better part of 5 to 10 years to get done. that something that next administration will have to decide, we see this as a first step. >> it was a head scratcher this is not anything i had seen in previous plans. and i am not only one who is skeptical. proposed a to put a 18 million dollar bridge across the a state highway, from a parking garage, which services really only the

state house complex, and claim that it will have some outstanding benefit to the people of trenton, that is just preposterous, you think that 20 million would be better spend, lighting fire to get this grander bigger plan to set stage for more development on the river. if you recon fi reconfigure, i o spend it inland a blight, have you traf land by old bridges. >> friends of the embarcadero, the results that came from turning though highways to something that gave people better access to amenities that are cities were transformative. >> i asked governor christie, what is the deal, where did this idea come from, is this it? he said this is the start, this is what i can do now, he will

begun next year -- he will be out next year as we know, he said reconfiguring a of 29 could happen, next administration with more money in transportation trusts fund. >> thank you governor christie. some people are going to the beach, some people get in their pools, but what about the animals, how are they cooling off. >> i thought she fell in law after 45 minutes of her laying in the land scapin scaping a ree she knew what she was doing.

>> why the white quho chocolate first. >> white chocolate privilege. >> i like my chocolate dark. >> me too. >> and my men.

>> wait, stop, stop. is your head set plugged in? how is that? >> better. >> we're redoing the whole thing. >> we have to hear soccer crap all over again. >> with summer in full swing, everyone is trying to find a way to get cool.

>> some people are going to beach, some getting in pool, but what about animals? how are they cooling off. >> for one fawn, kids named bambi, who lived in a field from the family, their pool is his cool off spot. >> last week this fawn has been sneaking into the pool area, and taking a dip in the pool, almost every day. mom britney was first person to see the fawn. >> i thought she fell in and was in danger, but after 45 minutes of her laying in the land scaping then going back into the pool, i realized that she was not in danger, she knew what she was doing, and how to swim. >> oldest son, yig christian sae had a staredown with the baby beer deer, i asked him who seemed to be more afraid. >> deer was staring at me, i was

like, don't move. >> you had a staredown with the baby deer. >> yeah. >> totally. >> who won? >> baby deer? >> yeah. >> kids and the dad stephan showed me where bambi comes in. he must be little. he was -- show me, how big in. >> this big. >> like this big. head up here. >> must be really skinny. >> he slides through. >> we sat in the pool in hopes that bambi would come by and i could get my own video that did not happen. which was upsetting. ♪ ♪ >> i have questions about parenting skills of these deer,

who is supervising the baby deer swimming? >> someone needs to call wild production ons deer. >> they are good swimmers. >> we took away his territory. >> oh. >> all wood. >> absolutely. we moved in. >> we -- he crossing on our. >> deer lives matter. >> right, you crazy. >> you hear about bear, and deer, we have ruined their environment, we created perfect deer environment, they love suburbia, lawns and shrubs. >> another great night of chasing news, thanks for watching, before you watch tomorrow night, chasing news, catch me on fox news channel, the specialist, at 5:00, see you countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all.

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