luckily these two aren't old enough to drive. >> it's the kids version of drowsy driving. whoever heard of driving while asleep at the wheel at this age? the driver is pooped out, and so is his little passenger. round and round they go. hey, wake us up when it's time to take a nap. >> little >> a 85 foot tall tower built as a monument to more than 2000 confederate soldiers in new jersey. >> we'll be only nation that won't know our history. >> how about surrounding them with barack obama. >> if you tear down monument, you will not solve injustice. welcome to chasing news, i am bill spadea, talking to president of united states back at it on twitter. after a week of violence in charlottesville, virginia. leaving a woman dead at hands of

a neo-nazi, allegedly. violence continues, spreading, focal point is beyond the neo-nazi groups and the kkk . it all about monuments. there is an 85-foot tall tower built as a monument to more than 2000 confederate soldiers who died in union capacity here in new jersey. now question is, should this monument be taken down? or should history be left alone? i had a lot of calls this morning -- radio show, a couple calls in particular stood out,. >> what you went, what is evil in action, president trump was right. i'm a black female. >> taking down things that is important, we will be only nation that don't know how history. >> we had a conversation if you

tear down the monument, you will not soft racial problems and injustice, you will make yourself feel good that is all. we have an expert here. state senator, state of new jersey, first, ray. do you been this monument in south jersey. more than 2000 confederate soldiers died in union capt, this is a marker. many are buried there. tear it down? >> i think we should do is have true history. if we're going to have a monument for slavery, for fighting to keep slavely, how about surrounding them with sure thorough good marshal or barack obama, folks who have overcome discrimination and hate, to get to where they are. >> more month you am you wants - monuments not less.

>> we can do. this is what came out. president wants to deflect from neo-nazis. and anti-semites and clu ku klux klan by saying this is history, this not history. these monuments went up -- >> what do you say to a black american who says, look, we can learn from history, i talked about it on morning show, we should have mandatory school trips, force kids to learn, go see the monuments, understand why they died and why they were captured. >> i will speak out, i disagree. true history has to be depicted by the monument. >> you are do you agree with

president of united states said this say local issue. >> i could not disagree more. >> you just don't like him, but what about he said about a local issue. or should federal government come in say, nope. >> i think that president of united states has to lead as a moral leader not try to deflect. >> you ran for governor. >> there were not good people marching with neo-nazis. >> context of that and conversation is, i talked about it and tracied it. addressed it just because a person wants to keep an monument does not mean they are a neo-nazi. >> that person does not march with the neo-nazi, chanting, they are chanting jews will not replace us. what about my candidate for governor. >> murphy compared donald trump to hitler. >> way over the top.

>> i have lived in germany twice, once as a private citizen, once as u.s. ambassador, i am a modest student of german history, i know what was being said about somebody e else in confident 20s, you can drop in names from today in to those observations from 1920s. >> i remember i spoke out and challenged union leaders who compared chris christie to hitler during a rally. i spoke out against the that. >> you call me out and you call out other people, saying if you were there to defend the monument and people are crazy you get out of there. >> you get out. >> does that mean you are prepared to break with murphy. >> i am prepared to say, he was wrong, he should take that statement back. he should -- i was mistaken, i went over the top, that is what he should do. >> okay always good to spar with you. >> my pleasure.

>> diane achasing a story about a woman who loves god. and is is not afraid to shout about tomorrow. the side of a trailer. >> that is right, a trailer on long island, causing a lot of controversy, but the woman who own its said. >> it is the god message. >> driving down middle country road in call -- calverton new york. she painted that driller in may, come july she was hit with 3 violations from the town of river head. officials say that the trailer violates regulation. regarding storage of junk or unregistered vehicles, she said why now? >> the trailer has been there and all of a sudden, i write that, now we're being violated. >> and why her. >> they say, this is a

unregistered vehicle, but every farmer has one, down the road there are 4 tractor-trailers that are unregistered, they are not getting violated. >> i reached out to town of river head code of enforcement, they said, they don't want to comment further on the case. in the meantime, she said he will register the vehicle, but the message is not going away, more writing will be on the way. >> what have they started. >> what do you think we should write. >> up to you. >> she should write, i watch chasing news. no? >> diana is my favorite, you are right. >> right. the question of why me is because she wrote the big poster on it said look at my trailer. >> i said maybe neighbor have an issue. >> she said i love god, not like you should love god, she is

stating facts. >> she is saying -- -- >> the thing is, on her own house this is at entrance of the town, the supervisor and i love that message but why not put it somewhere else, where someone does not see it as a symbolic entrance. >> people are afraid and feel and talk about religion, i love she did this, and other side should say, amen. >> there a fine, she paid. >> she said she is facing three violations, she cell be to pay the fine if there is one. >> she is is not suing anyone? >> she is considering a lawsuit. >> oh. considering. >> always money involved. >> god only knows, thank you, diana. >> someone close to the fox television family sue pursuing a dream after overcoming serious adversity. >> in light of past week dead

leonardlevily-- violence, i spor of worst terror attack since 9/11. in the pulse nightclub june 2016 when gunman omar mateen killed 49 people after pledging allegiance on isis, saying that scene was chaotic, people were ducking, and she went to the bathroom thinking she would be safe, until she heard the killer's footsteps. >> a brief moment of silence, no music, no go up shot, you hear footsteps walk in to the bathroom. that is when he started spraying the bathroom with his gun. >> at that point she looked at her legs and realized she had been shot. >> not until after he said, my gun is jammed, i looked down, i

have two big holes, gushing blood. that is who it donned on me, i am shot. >> patience has never forget than night, she had to deal with survivor's guilt, she thought about her purpose in life. >> i am still living with these scars, and living with these emotional pains of just. understanding what my purpose is here. there are so many people that did not make it out. >> she figure out, he wanted enter the miss black america pageant in filly this month. phillie this month. >> i would have a platform to talk about. terrorism and mental health issues in our communities. bmaking sure something like orlando does not happen again. >> i spoke with chris haze with gun violence survive ire foundation in phillie, he is raising funds to help her.

>> i think this platform will embolden her to achieve further goals she may have sit, she raised those funds, 100% of campaign funds good toward her cause. >> i livered in world of pageantry, it is about able it use a massive platform to impact the next generation of women growing up, if she can speak to how she grew from this experience and other women can be empowered from it, she wins. >> the attacks feel like they were yesterday, we were so united as a country. and last weekend you would think now we're torn apart, the story we could hear right now. >> we wish her well. >> here is a look at some headlines today. >> a dozen people were killed an a van rammed into a crowd in barcelona spain,. dozens of people were hospitalized, two people were arrested. and islamic state group has

claimed responsible for terror attack. >> coast guard searching for 5 army air crewmen who went missing after their helicopter crashed off hawaii, it vanished two miles west on oahu tuesday. >> thousands turned out a candlelight vigil in charlottesville. virginia, mourners gather on university of virginia campus. there was a moment of violence for heather heyer who was killed b a white supremacist in a car. and two officers killed in a helicopter crash. >> we have thunderstorms in forecast. and really muggy weather on friday, weekend forecast shaping up well. i'll talk about what to expect coming up.

i'm meteorologist dan, we managed to squeeze out two pleasant summer days in a row, but now change are underway through overnight hours, a warm front ramps up humidity, increasing the cloud cover and bringing us rain, showers and thunderstorms just now knocking on the door. they are on the way. this round of rain, first round, will last through about mid morning, 9 or 10:00. it will be sticky through friday

morning with lows bottoming out in lower to mid 70s. scattered showers and thunderstorms in forecast for friday. as i mention we have one round in morning, and then another round of potentially strong thunderstorms through friday eve inning. i mean we could see heavy rain, gusty winds and hail if the storms get going. your friday evening commute may be messy and nasty for a while. good news for weekend. every we clear out showers early saturday morning, rest of the day looks summery. a mix of sun and clouded, warm, highs in 80s, a few 90s, humidity will still be with us. it will feel like summer, august. probably best commen complimentd give. a slight chance shower early sunday morning. sunny skies monday. i'm the meteorologist.

some people think ashbury park is the new brooklyn. >> i can kind of see it, a lot of music features, theater, they love the art, but deep down it is really like brooklyn? bobby, one of the reporter wrote an article saying, stop comparing ashbury park to brooklyn, i took my first trip to asbury park and ask. >> it cheapens character of asbury park by comparing it on brooklyn. it is its own plates. >place.>> at first glance it dot look like brooklyn at all. >> have you sign -- anywhere? jay-z. >> who. >> jay-z, the rapper. no, i got 99 problems but.

>> i'm sorry i don't know. >> i put asbury park to the test, i lived in brooklyn for a year, trying to recreate my favorite activity, a slice of cheese cake, hop on subway, and going to waterfront. >> how did that work out? >> i am getting really hungry. i have been walking for a long time, i would love a slice of junior's cheese cake. can you point me in the direction of where jun junior's cheese cake is. >> junior's cheese cake? >> mm-hmm. have you heard of it? >> never heard of it. >> next idea, i'll take the subway. >> can you point me in the direction of the subway. where is the subway here? >> there is snow subway here. >> no subway? >> i decided, stop trying to

compare as burying par asbury pn just appreciate it for what it is. it has its own culture, i loved it. i do not get my cheese cake but i did get a nice spot on a bench overlooking the ocean eating a lovely sandwich. >> lazy way for new yorkers to say a you can go there, get your avocado toast but it is better. you have the beach. >> i have been to both places many times. one of my best friends michael lemarqua, he lives in asbury park, my sister lives in brooklyn, very different, a

weird comparison to me. you don't see a lot of brooklynites taking it to the shore on the beach, that is not their lifestyle. >> it has a long way to go. we're at there yet at asbury park, thank you. >> yeah. >> a look at some headlines we're chasing. >> more american teens are dieing from opioid drug overdose. centers for disease control report that male deaths up 15% from 2014 to 2015, andp female 35% from 20 thirtee 13 to 15. >> emma stone, won best actress for "la la land," has unseated jennifer lawrence as hollywood's top earning actress, earning 26 million in 2017, jenniffer aniston runner up.

>> jef jennifer lawrence in thid with 24 million. >> patients at bcchildren's hospital in vancouver go the a visit from captain jack sparrow, actor johnny depp september more thaspend morethan 5 hours, meety patient, from newborns to teens. >> we were given a life vest, then aaron's equipment, was just a little different from mine. >> we have our 9 millimeter weapon. >> prepared it and under statement. we were off to the air. ♪

>> a pilot for new york finest, the nypd. >> clear. >> tell me what it is like hanging out with thehe guys? >> well, it

look at these kids. what do you see? i see myself. i became an esl teacher to give my students what i wanted when i came to this country - the opportunity to learn, to dream, to achieve. a chance to belong, and to be an american. my name is julia toriani crompton and i'm proud to be an njea member.

>> okay. >> detective aaron egan a pilot for city's b pilot, nypd nypd. she is first female pilot in command for air, sea rescue unit. >> tell me what it is like. >> interesting, i want more about men than i want to, sometimes it is too much. >> she said they are good to me. >> they treat me good. >> erin has been with nypd for 19 years, she also teaches and trains other pilots there to

find out more about her i headed to floyd bennett air feel in [line. -- airfields in brooklyn. >> i love air and law enforcement. >> we were given a safety talk, a life investor, erin's equipment was different. >> we have our 9 millimeter weapon, my heat bottle. an oxygen bot oc bottle, a knif. >> prepared it an under statement, we were off to the air. ♪ when it comes to flying there are two type ofs reactive and reactive. >> pro act ifs, yo active, doinr

flight. ry active we're in the hangar. >> while patrolling she and her copilot are looking for anything out of the ordinary when it comes to bridges, waterways and boat, post 9/11 they play a larger role in counterterrorism. they now assist in radiation sweeps, they go over the bridge, run a couple of tests and check it out, that done before large holidays and at random. >> you never know what you get day-to-day. >> you heard her, saving someone's life. >> rescue i had was very early on in my career, i was party of a crew that rescue a flight up structure from a plane. i was in contact with him, and

went to his wedding, this is a good feeling to know you did save someone's life. >> erin plans to retiring within a year to spend more time at home, so 20 years. >> good for her. >> a good story. >> yeah. woohoo. >> thank you for watching chasing news, we hope you enjoyed show, we'll be back tomorrow night, i am sure there something you heard one of us say that you agreed or disagreed with. tweet me. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> we need a picture.

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