deborah: finally look what happened at the zoo. 9-month-old levi is adorable but oblivious to what is happening behind him. hey, why is everyone laughing at me? is it something i did. >> and that is "inside edition." thanks so much for watching. >> 18-year-old allie was riding a skateboard home from work when he was hit by a bmw suv. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> pedestrian rights are not understood. pedestrian fatalities are still

soaring. >> wow. what a hypocrite. >> they are a bunch of incompetent. not to be fired. >> all of my daughter's birth pictures were in that therefore. maybe right, -- ♪ mocha double mocha. >> 18-year-old was riding his caper at home from work saturday afternoon when he was hit from a white bmw suv. he was skating along in a section of brooklyn near where he lived with his family.

when he was hit he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> they still have up on the driver, right question asked. >> right. >> the memorial continues to grow at the same. as one just pointed out, the driver of that bmw suv remains on the loose. >> to have any kind of message for the driver? >> if you're out there, come forward. give some peace to the family. >> investigators tracked down that bmw at 14th street early monday morning. they have not released any other information on the driver. in the meantime, a gofundme page has been created to cover funeral expenses. you can go to gofundme.com gofundme.com/alejandro tello memorial fund. you can stay with me on twitter for any updates to the twitter. >> onset today we have jimmy queenie expert and father.

as a father what you think when you look at this? >> we don't know the protocol of these crosswalks and pedestrians have been empowered more. in the metropolitan area, and pedestrian rights and protocol are not really understood. and pedestrian fatalities are soaring. >> in fairness to this hit-and-run driver, leaving the scene is deplorable and illegal. is it possible the kid was in the blinds fund in cm? >> you look at that is wielded and that is probably the case. you see that horrific bump of the car over the body and you have to say, if had been a dog you would have stopped. and you did not stop and that is the crime. >> we can all speculate but really we need the driver to come forward so we can get to the bottom of what happened. >> how does the driver not feel his hope car shift side to side was rolling over her body. new city is a concrete jungle. a lot of people on skateboards or bicycles think they can operate like a car but not all of the traffic laws. i don't know if we knew

legislation or regulations but we need to address it. >> even though the pedestrian has the right away, he needs to look. the car might not see you, for your own protection you need to look both ways before you cross the street regardless if you have the right away or not. >> you been skateboarding and biking, what's your take? >> sometimes you don't know what set of rules to follow. if you're a bike, you want to go out and stay in the traffic and in the line of cars because that is what you should do. stay in the middle and user hand signal. if you do that you will have cars beeping saying you're not going fast enough. so you go over to the side. now you're in a gray area we are kind of a pedestrian and kind of in traffic. to use the crosswalks? >> here's the bottom line. the driver in this video needs to surrender to police immediately and give his or her side of the story. that's all there is to it.

>> have you ever noticed those thin white strips on the electricals before? >> i actually never notice them. >> and those who then write pipes are part of what's called a doorway. it's constructed in jewish communities as way for jewish residents and their viewers to carry certain objects outside of their homes on the sabbath. according to the mayor of moloch, they are illegal signs that must come down. >> does this look like assigned to you? according to the township, it's a sign just as much is this is. >> by definition it attracts your attention and directs you to do something. no different than a stop sign would to give you an example, that you see it and you stop your car. this has the same thing. >> the attachments are owned by the rocklin arab association and were fixed to the polls by their own personal vendor. but, the polls they are owned are owned by orange and rockland electric which make them public

property. that is the mayor's concern. >> we have a component in the ordinance that says no signs can be placed on a public utility pole, tree, or rock. so, when you think about it, it attracts your attention attracts you to send a within that parameter which by definition is a sign that the violation of our sign ordinance. >> the mayor sent letters asking them to dismantle the pieces by august 4. after speaking with the association, it is clear that the pieces are not coming down without a fight. >> looks like someone decided to take this into their romance. >> the rockland a rab association do want to speak on camera. so i spoke to the electric company to better understand their agreement. >> it's a the same agreement across the board. as a pole attachment agreement we have that's required by law

for us to have access to various companies who want to be on the pole. polls become a very active piece of real estate. it didn't used to be but it is now. >> we have onset with us today jim mcsweeney, a resident, tells we think of this. >> i've learned to the town for 20 years. this is been up since june. i went past all of the strips a dozen times and never noticed it. it's not as noticeable as you might think. the town council is looking at this thing saying, we are offended by this. it's violating our sign ordinance. , on, what you really have up there is a late thing of anti-semitism. it's a great talent good people, it's anti-semitism hidden under an ordinance about science. >> how can you connect anti-semitism to those who don't want to certain look in their town.

you can't say to the heart. >> that's an argument with affordable housing in new jersey that's use. they say we have a quality of life in our town so we don't want to build affordable housing because again, those people may show up. it will increase the school thing and taxes, but that is not what america is about. this is not what america is about. >> the numbers will decide. >> sibile, the legislative is issued the first subpoena since the bridgegate scandal to target new jersey transit. >> when i get stonewall by nj transit when i'm asking a question that i want the answer to, but might shed a negative light on the agency, they ignore my question. i make sure show you my good pro video so you know i asked. nj transit to the same thing to the legislators, that does not go over so well. they and up getting subpoenaed and they have to give the information. so, a judiciary chairman's impeded nj transit to shatter their stonewall. they asked nicely first but were ignored. now nj transit has to release correspondence between nj transit officials and governor

christie, the administration from march onward related to the plan to deal with the summer of helfer community on nj transit and amtrak closings and infrastructure improvements at new york penn station. they want information on the revenues and fares. take a look at the financial picture of this agency. the legislators obviously realizes agency is problematic. commuters have been complaining about all the train delays. been on the train and instead of being at work where they need to be because of the issues. also the dangers that were actually doubly trained to ailment that happened in hoboken. so to fix the problem they need to know what the parameters are, hence the subpoenas. were joined by a public

antagonist of governor christie and also joined by jimmy queenie who is the host of nj now. >> just to summarize, this is basically an autopsy on nj transit? they open it up to see what governor christie has been doing? >> when you issue the subpoenas you don't know what you're going to get. as we found out when we issued subpoenas to the governor's office during bridgegate. you don't always get the cooperation you think you're going to get with a subpoena. i've seen these problems first hand. we know the big problems, ped station, the tragic derailment, hoboken. simple things, is at the train station campaigning in a guy came up to me and said, you are to know that the other day i was coming home and the train blew through the station. it did not stop at the station. i had to get off at the next station. there are lots of problems out the system. what the assembly ministering trying to get to the root of it. >> effective for second, what more will new jersey transit be able to say that they have not said before? and sibile has been on my show when we have had transit people in. i think they continually give what i call the ralph kramden

jackie gleason defense. it all comes back to the governor. this agency is not an independent agency. it's an agency whose leadership is chosen by the governor, an agency where the governor has put his political appointees for greener pastures. an agency that is run out of the front-office in the front office needs to take responsibility. >> i'm getting a flashback to the talk after the bridgegate trial about impeaching governor christie. he is barely five months left on his turn. what good is a subpoena right now if it is just put a posturing? >> the subpoena will get answers. >> will get solutions? >> this is issue with the bridgegate. first you need the material before you come up with the answer. >> do you think there will be traffic problems in the. >> you never know what you'll get. in the forest complying, you never know what you'll get out of the subpoena. theoretically, they will get the answers they haven't been able to willingly get from transit

officials. >> thank you for the start. >> things are quite at the statehouse today. the governor is away, the lieutenant it governor is away and acting governor, steve sweeney who is now acting governor is not acting like a governor at all. he is not there either.

>> high-speed chase. >> take a look at the video of a man robbing a starbucks in fresno, california wearing a transformers mask. he approaches the person behind the register and then continues to go to hold a knife to try to get them to hand over money. someone else in the starbucks gets up, picks up a chair, attacking the person who is attempting to rob the place. the guy tries to stab him but the good samaritan turns the knife and steps the suspect. the suspect leaves, caps find him later and taken to the hospital, charged and he only had minor injuries. >> give that guy a metal, he did the right thing. >> it's extremely hot, washington.

take a look at this video of dough expanding in the back of a truck. it happened monday afternoon. the washington state patrol took a video because they thought it was hilarious. i don't know why the dump truck was transferring dough but it was so hot that it began to expand and spilled over the highway. >> guys, here's a countdown 175 days left in governor chris christie stern. today, you are chasing the governor, not chris christie, not second in command, her third guy like governor steve sweeney? >> it is deathly quiet in the statehouse today. the governor is away, lieutenant governor who is supposed to fill in while he is away is also way. and acting governor steve sweeney who is now acting governor is not acting like a governor at all. he is not there either. i walked around, no governor to be found.

the state constitution says that if the governors out of town the next in secession after the lieutenant governor is the senate president, this gives sweeney now a big shot big chance, it's got the power there's bills he could sign, he could do ribbon-cutting's. but, he's really keeping on the download, not here today. >> that only that but he thinks we should change the rule in the era of modern communications and he shouldn't even be governor today. christie can still run the state from afar and should we change this whole thing. it would require a change to the state constitution. but should we just stop this nonsense? >> will senator john your entrance they, one of the few legislators. >> we can make you acting governor. >> you i did run for governor. i actually agree with steve sweeney on this. it was in our constitution a long time ago. when he can get to the governor

and you needed to have someone to make decisions in an emergency. wherever you are now you're reachable by cell phone, but somebody else a cell phone, it's not hard to find somebody if you're the governor. so, i think that we ought to change the constitution because, think about this. you're going across the river either to more similar to new york, and grabbing lunch, you're not the governor for 30 minutes or 40 minutes? there when you come back you are? >> i like that, sortable path fashion and has an appeal. christie spent 500 days out of the state will he was running for president and the chairman of the governors association. when that be a disincentive for another governor to stick around? >> it didn't affect this governor. he left kim o'donnell in charge.

>> i think she will have heard in the sunlight for the next six months in the will have phil murphy as governor. >> carmen who is the senate president, you remember him for years pass, and nice guy, he became acting governor for a day and he got some sponsor in their and the governor office, he set it up for a bocce tournament. i'm brought in all the reporters they're all doing the bocce tournament in there that was his day as the acting governor. >> theoretically, if you remove this and change it we can have a governor who just governs remotely like with his laptop in hawaii, for months. >> we had one of those, governor christie. thank you for your time. >> high-speed chase. >> when the rain started to fall in arizona, the creek stern into -- very fast mud very fast. the helicopter had to commit a rescue hiker that got trapped in the flood. the day before 17 hikers got stranded on the cliff. since monday night everybody has

been saved and everyone is okay. >> take a look at the time lapse released, said northern lights going over the surface of the earth. it shows by green colors and was filmed from the international space station. check tweeted that people have asked me what brito of awesomeness smothered in awesome sauces, well it looks like these awesome sauces green. >> that is one hungry astronaut wanting a burrito in outer space. >> susan was shot and killed on july 15. >> they just put a bullet in his head. >> don't see the devil whispered in your ear that's why you murder someone. by answers get the hell out of here. >> if you're having a dialogue with god, that's called crazy. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down by logging on

>> stephen was 32 when he was shot and killed.

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>> high-speed chase. >> keeping your city subway system seyfert criminals and predators without using a weapon and performing citizens arrests have been curtis' lifework. i joined him on the subway. he was doing this. take a look, tuesday morning this is video of him outside trying to serve mayor diblasio a lawsuit. he was told to go away, he refused, he got arrested. >> what is the mayor afraid of? kaman diblasio? >> i'm sure he has more to say but that. >> nicholas was was driving on the parkway on monday when the trailer in front of him starts to swear. his-cam caught the whole incident as the car loses control of the trailer, starts to really swerve, fishtail, and then turns over and flips again.

shockingly, nobody was hurt. >> i have wondered why state law enforcement officials fight hard to keep it dashcam videos private. this ended with the new jersey supreme court ordering them public. i wanted this because somebody videos and up exonerating the cops like this one release by the atlantic county prosecutor's office of the chase that wound up with the subject getting out of the car, shooting a cop and then being shot about four dozen times by the officer the grand jury declined to indict the officers. >> a bizarre story involving new jersey native, murder, it sweeping headlines across the country. stephen was 32 years old when he shot and killed on july 15. it was in pennsylvania about a

hundred miles north of philadelphia. he's in north arlington new jersey native who is fallen in with a representative tilly and cult involving doomsday prophecies. he believes people including those in high office our alien reptiles in disguise. please rested his girlfriend charged with murder. the story gets unusual. rogers confessed to police that she killed him. but he wanted her to do it. he wanted to escape the cult and told her to shoot him in the ford head which she did. the group's leader has denied this police system is a cold and is taken to radio show to say that she warmed him about being involved with roger. >> steve wasn't involved in occult. on the colts and i'm not a cult leader. so want to set that straight, because barbara's trying to settle per defense with everything she said was a lie. so she's trying to get out of it. she hunted steve down picked his

head up from the floor and put a bullet in his head. >> these people believe there prepping for the end of the world. the bizarre story and a really sad one from the family. jim mcqueen, host avenging now, you have experience in news media, what you think? >> as long as you were experiencing colts i was with you. >> there to be colts, republican and democrat. look at this cult phenomenon and have to say, whose crazy is this to be doing this. >> this is not equating it, but we have a president right now he sits down with alex johnson talks about how hillary clinton emitted a sulfur colder because she is satanic. >> everybody has a right to believe what they want to be friends with whoever. if you want to join a cult, that's fine, but don't say that devil whispered in your ear and that's why you murdered someone.

my answer to that is get the hell out of here. >> there's a great saying about lunacy. if you're having a monologue with god, that's called prayer. if you're having a dialogue with god, that's called crazy. >> it's scary that some of felt like they needed to escape and run away and they do feel like they had an avenue to do so. maybe are impressionable at the time and vulnerable. maybe go to the group because it's giving you something else in your life that you're not getting elsewhere. if you decide that you want to leave, can you? >> i have an understanding of people getting swept up in certain calls but when they start talk about lizard people walking around, how to get caught up in that? >> in a world where carpenters rise from the dead, anything is possible. >> another great day on chasing news. bill is back on wednesday. have a great night and he some pineapples, that's right, good fiber and vitamin c. i'm not painted say that.

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